They are loyal, friendly, affectionate, gentle, quiet, sweet, clean, loving, sensitive, trusting, and good natured.

On the athletic side, speed and endurance must rank foremost. Other traits that can be exploited are strength (for explosive speed, not heavy handedness), precision, and flexibility. Quick reaction time=20 is extremely important. On the intellectual side, a good mind for strategy and tactics is essential. The ability to quickly size up your opponent and adapt your style accordingly is essential.

Track Greyhounds are "kennel-broken", meaning that they have been trained not to soil their crates. It is relatively easy to housetrain such dogs. They need to get the message that the house they are now in is their "kennel". At the track, Greyhounds are accustomed to being let out of their crates several times a day to relieve themselves. Because of this, a similar routine in a new home makes housetraining relatively easy.

Many greyhound can co-exist with small pets like cats, rabbits, guinea pigs or small dogs. We evaluate every greyhound that we place to insure that a dog who goes into a home with small pets is low prey drive and will not be too interested. The adopter must also re-direct the dogs natural curiosity and provide guidance when introducing their pets to the greyhound.

A good Correction Officer should be flexible, have good common sense, good communication skills, be observant, be physically fit and lastly be firm, fair and consistent.

To do well in paralegal studies, you must enjoy reading, research, and writing. You must enjoy a challenge. Since ambiguity is the name of the legal game, you must not have to have all the answers presented in black and white terms. You must also be able to pay attention to detail, be able to work independently, and be able to work well as a member of a team. Finally, good oral and written communication skills are a must.

Greyhounds spend most of their lives in the company of other dogs. When they are born, the average litter size is about eight pups.Young greyhounds are given a lot of attention and handled as much as possible. As they approach their first birthday, their training begins and they are taught to chase a lure, eventually progressing to a racetrack.

Racing greyhounds stand between 26 and 30 inches at the shoulder, and they weigh between 50 and 80 pounds. Females are usually smaller than males.