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Hot: 24 to 32 °C
Cold: 0 to 5 °C
1.20K to 1.50K USD
300 to 400 PSI
Jump: 2-3 Feet
Run: 25-28 Miles per hour (40-45 km/h)
The Greyhound, tracing its lineage back over 8,000 years, stands as one of the most ancient dog breeds globally. Its roots was intertwined with antediluvian Egyptian civilization,' as evidenced by aesthetic depictions and hieroglyphs showcasing the breed is existence. Moving beyond Egypt, the Greyhound played intact roles in the hunting and racing pursuits of both antediluvian Greeks and Romans.
While the exact cradle of the Greyhound stiff elusive, prevailing theories offer a Middle Eastern origin. Though some conjecture posits a connexion betwixt Greece and the breed is migration to Europe, a more broad accepted tale suggests self employed arrivals.
An elegant and historically significant dog breed, the greyhound is world-famous for its lightning quickness and graceful movement. The sleek, athletic Greyhound is the epitome of canine beauty with its long legs, slim body, and characteristic thin build.
The chronicle of the Greyhound went back thousands of years, to antediluvian cultures like Egypt as well as where it was valued as a pet by pharaohs and featured in art and hieroglyphs. The real beaut and change of the Greyhound was shown by its intact coat, which comes in a range of colors and patterns.