At What Age Does a Greyhound Reach Full Size?

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A greyhound generally reaches full size at 10 to 11 months, when its body has reached adult proportions and changes little afterward. Adult females are 68 to 71 cm tall and 27 to 31 kg; adult males 71 to 76 cm and 29 to 36 kg. Greyhounds are rare purebreds, intelligent, gentle, and elegant, with beautiful conformation, and are popular in Europe and America.

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