Why do so few people keep Greyhounds?

The Greyhound is an uncommon breed that few people have even heard of, so few actively choose to keep one.

Also, Greyhounds are bred in small numbers, so they are pricey. Combined with their large size and high daily activity, they have a big appetite and higher daily upkeep costs than other dogs.

Moreover, the Greyhound is a hunting dog with strong aggression, tight muscles, explosive power, and notable height, so many cities have banned them. Finally, they are very energetic and need far more daily exercise than most dogs, so few city dwellers have the time to take them out, which is why they are seldom kept in cities.