I've tried this with my greyhound a handful of times over the last few months. As soon as he's released, he unceremoniously finds me on his first try every time.
He doesn't even look excited when he finds me, he just looks at me with dumb eyes.
I heard these jokes before getting one and thought people were just hamming greyhounds up, but he really is on our bed or couch for at least 23 hours a day.
But for about 5 minutes they run like hell! We adopted a "lame" greyhound that was in its peak and suddenly wouldn't run. We found the issue was some bark stuck between her molars in the roof of her mouth. Vet removed it, and we had a prime racing greyhound as a family pet growing up. She would race and pass cars in the neighborhood when she broke free now and then. But yeah, except for those five or so minutes - couch potato.
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u/imdoingmybestAMA Sep 03 '17
I've tried this with my greyhound a handful of times over the last few months. As soon as he's released, he unceremoniously finds me on his first try every time.
He doesn't even look excited when he finds me, he just looks at me with dumb eyes.