Greyhounds are unique dogs, not only for their elegance and character, but also for their anatomy. Those who live with one know this well: they are sensitive to the cold, constantly seek warmth, and appreciate anything that makes them comfortable. It's January, one of the coldest months of the year, and in this context, a very common question arises.
When we talk about Spanish hunting dogs, there are two breeds that are often confused: the galgo and the podenco. Both are elegant, intelligent, and very active; but they are not the same, as each has physical and behavioral characteristics that make them unique. In this article from El Galgo Azul, we'll tell you what the differences are between the galgo and the podenco.
When it starts to get cold, we all bundle up a bit more… and our dogs do too. In the case of greyhounds, the cold can be very uncomfortable, as they have a slender body, little body fat, and very short fur. Therefore, preparing your greyhound for the cold is no longer just a matter of pampering, like
Greyhounds are dogs with very specific needs: they have a fast metabolism, well-defined muscles, and thin skin that requires special care. Therefore, a greyhound's diet is key to keeping them healthy and energetic. Many owners wonder whether it's best to opt for commercial kibble or prepare homemade food for greyhounds. Both options are viable.
Separation anxiety in greyhounds is a much more common problem than it seems. Many people with pets will have seen behaviors such as crying, barking, destruction, or attempts to escape when left alone at home. But why does it happen and what can we do to help them? In this article, we'll explain the most common causes of this anxiety.
Living with an adopted greyhound is a very rewarding experience, but also one of the most delicate. Most greyhounds tend to be fearful. The reason? They come from harsh environments, where abuse or abandonment has left deep marks on their behavior. This means that, even in a loving environment, they may still experience insecurity or anxiety.
The greyhound is one of the most fascinating dog breeds: athletic, sensitive, intelligent... and anatomically distinct. This difference, which makes it unique, also means that its physical care is not easy. Certain muscle, joint, and skin injuries are more common in greyhounds than in other dog breeds. The reason? Their low body fat percentage and thin skin.
Summer is here and the first thing that comes to mind is: vacation, relaxation, and quality time outdoors. And yes, if you share your life with your greyhound, we know it will be your faithful companion during these hot months. But before embarking on the adventure, it's essential to prepare your greyhound for the
Summer is just around the corner, and with it, the heat is rising. Therefore, it's essential to know how to protect your greyhound from high temperatures. This breed, known for its elegance, sensitivity, and calm nature, is also very vulnerable to extreme heat due to its low body fat content and thin skin. Unlike other breeds,
