Ivy greyhound
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25-30 in
50-90 pounds
10-12 years
Okay, let’s get real – the Ivy Greyhound isn’t your average pooch. Think of it as that quirky friend who’s always sprinting off to an adventure and then crashes on the couch like nothing happened. It’s all about extremes: one minute, it’s a bullet on paws, the next, it’s chilling like it owns the place. Absolutely wild!
Characteristics of Breed
History and Origin
Physical Characteristics
Temperament and Personality
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What To Expect When Caring For a Ivy greyhound
Keeping an Ivy Greyhound happy is like juggling a sprint and a chill session at the same time. They need their daily dose of fast-paced fun at the park, but also love nothing more than lounging with you on lazy afternoons. Feed them, let them run (safely!), and give ‘em regular check-ups – they might be delicate divas sometimes, but they sure know how to roll with it.
These pups are mostly tough cookies, but don’t let that fool ya – they come with a few quirks. Watch out for the classic pitfalls like bloat or a sluggish thyroid. Nothing too dramatic if you keep an eye out, get regular vet check-ups, and don’t slack on the basics. A little attention goes a long way here.
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