Assertion: greyhound | /r/HasProperty | aggressive
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: despite appearing to be ferocious
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Are Greyhounds Aggressive?
text: Greyhounds are generally unaggressive and reserved.
text: Greyhounds are nonaggressive (they tend to freeze when challenged or attacked) and they can be touch-sensitive (startling when touched unexpectedly).
text: Greyhounds wear muzzles during racing, which can lead some to believe they are aggressive dogs, but this is not true.
text: Greyhounds are impressive dogs, but their speed and athleticism is only surpassed by their immense laziness.
text: Despite appearing to be ferocious when they are tearing down a track, Greyhounds are non-aggressive dogs that tend to freeze up when they are challenged or attacked.
text: The greyhound is often tolerant of children and, being non-aggressive, will usually walk away from annoyance rather than snap or growl.
text: It’s far from natural for a greyhound to be aggressive.
text: Being non-aggressive, a Greyhound will generally walk away from a worrisome child, rather than growl or snap.
text: The reason that muzzling was introduced was not because greyhounds are aggressive.
text: This can lead to the deception that greyhounds are aggressive, but nothing can be further from the truth.
text: Greyhounds are very docile or unaggressive and may run and hide at the first sign of danger.
text: Greyhounds are generally unaggressive and reserved.
text: Greyhounds are very docile or unaggressive and may run and hide at the first sign of danger.