Greyhounds are sleek and elegant creatures, but despite their streamlined appearance, they can feel the chill just like any other dog. So, how do you know if your greyhound is feeling cold? Look for shivering or trembling, tucked tail, seeking warmth by curling up, or reluctance to go outside. Check for cold ears, nose, or paws. If they seem unusually lethargic or are seeking out warm spots, it might be a sign they're feeling chilly. Greyhounds have thin fur and low body fat, making them more susceptible to cold temperatures. Keep them cozy with blankets or sweaters when the weather turns chilly.
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