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WE ARE SIMPLY KNOWN FOR BREEDING SOME OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GREYHOUNDS
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We offer a 90 days financing plan with 3 installments if a parent can't afford a full sum at the moment and likewise deposits to reserve puppiess are also acceptable.
About the ITALIAN GREYHOUND
A true Greyhound in miniature, the elegant Italian Greyhound is an alert, playful, and highly affectionate toy companion. IGs make decorative couch dogs, but at heart they are flash-and-dash coursing hounds with an instinct for pursuit. IGs are Greyhounds in miniature’¿more slender, but a Greyhound’s equal in grace and elegance. Standing ideally 13 to 15 inches at the shoulder, they present the sleek, curving lines common to all coursing hounds. Distinguishing features are the long, fine-boned legs. IGs combine the attentiveness of lapdogs with the complexity of ancient, aristocratic hounds. Bred for centuries to be doting companions and jesters, these high-stepping charmers refuse to be ignored. ‘On the whole,’ writes an IG expert, ‘the breed would much rather be in your lap or bed than on the floor.’ They are, though, true sighthounds and will bolt after quick-moving prey at the drop of a cat. A short-coat, low-fat breed, IGs require extra care in cold weather.
F.A.Qs.
Do you have questions about the Italian Greyhound?
Adult Italian Greyhounds typically:
- Height: 13–15 inches (33–38 cm)
- Weight: 7–14 pounds (3–6 kg)
They are generally quiet dogs but may bark to alert their owners of strangers or unfamiliar sounds.
They are generally healthy but can be prone to:
- Dental disease
- Broken leg bones (especially as puppies)
- Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)
- Luxating patellas (kneecap issues)
Regular veterinary checkups help maintain their health.
