How about yours? Will they do anything for treats?

Lowest Tolerance - Italian Greyhound – Very small with a very thin coat; loses body heat quickly. - Whippet – Light build and short coat; chills easily in cool or damp weather. - Greyhound – Very low body fat and thin skin; needs warmth in most cold conditions. Low–Moderate - Saluki – Slight feathering offers minimal protection; still a warm-climate breed. - Chart Polski – More robust frame and slightly denser coat than many sighthounds, but still lean and not suited for long cold exposure. Moderate - Borzoi – Longer coat provides reasonable insulation, though still sensitive to very cold or wet weather. - Irish Wolfhound – Large size helps a bit, but low body fat keeps cold tolerance moderate. - Scottish Deerhound – Rough, wiry coat offers decent protection, but still not a true cold-climate dog. Highest Tolerance (for a sighthound) - Afghan Hound – Thick, long coat offers the most insulation in the group; still not a true arctic breed but handles cold best among sighthounds. Source: Greyhound & Whippet Trust — “About Sighthounds”

This class is made just for sighthounds. I haven’t tested it with other breeds—this is specialized. Your dog will learn impulse control with proven, simple exercises that challenge their mind and build patience. Everything is structured step by step so your hound succeeds every time, boosting focus, confidence, and self-control. No matter your dog’s age, this class teaches them to think before they act—a crucial skill for sighthounds—and makes daily life calmer and more enjoyable for both of you. The class is clear, simple, and designed for success. We guide you and your dog through each step to get real results, not just theory. https://www.skool.com/the-noodle-gazette-6545/classroom/c4cef075?md=19e6b80fa3b64225b8f6c49d599c393d

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