....that is also off leash friendly?
Just curious.
By "like a Greyhound", I mean:
- medium to large in stature, but light boned
- low maintenance coat
- athletic and capable of athletic feats, but very happy to just curl up and sleep all day on the softest/warmest place available
- even though is happy to sleep all day, also loves to get out, run, and do things
- quiet
- not very physical, has a "soft" presence
- playful, but on their own terms
- polite/reserved in public
- no DA/HA
- cat safe while in a home environment
But *also* with the ability to be safely off leash when hiking on trails/going to and from the car at the house/etc.
Does such a breed exisit?! Hahaha Are the points listed above even true of Greyhounds?
Like I said, just curious. I was talking with Michael today about Greyhounds (we have one boarding that I was cooing over and warning him they would be my old lady breed) and he seemed really interested in them, as their presence is a lot like Cynder's. But having a dog with off leash capability is also very important to him and is something he really enjoys.
Just curious.
By "like a Greyhound", I mean:
- medium to large in stature, but light boned
- low maintenance coat
- athletic and capable of athletic feats, but very happy to just curl up and sleep all day on the softest/warmest place available
- even though is happy to sleep all day, also loves to get out, run, and do things
- quiet
- not very physical, has a "soft" presence
- playful, but on their own terms
- polite/reserved in public
- no DA/HA
- cat safe while in a home environment
But *also* with the ability to be safely off leash when hiking on trails/going to and from the car at the house/etc.
Does such a breed exisit?! Hahaha Are the points listed above even true of Greyhounds?
Like I said, just curious. I was talking with Michael today about Greyhounds (we have one boarding that I was cooing over and warning him they would be my old lady breed) and he seemed really interested in them, as their presence is a lot like Cynder's. But having a dog with off leash capability is also very important to him and is something he really enjoys.