On a sunny weekend, on the grass in the park, a little golden hair ran happily, its short legs alternating quickly, but it could not catch up with the athletic Border Collie in front of it. Border collie is like a gust of wind, easy to shuttle between the grass, attracted the little golden hair anxious barking. I believe that many people have seen the scene of the dog running, they are either fast or slow, in different forms. Have you ever wondered how much the fastest speed a dog can reach? What are the differences in speed between different breeds of dogs? Today, let's explore the mystery of dog speed!

The Great Dog Speed Reveal: the Reindeer takes the crown.

In the realm of dog speed, the Lurcher is undoubtedly the king of the pack. Originating from the Middle East, the Lurcher is one of the oldest breeds of dog in the world, and was a favorite of the nobility in medieval Europe. Males are usually 71-76 centimeters tall at the shoulder and weigh about 29-36 kilograms, while females are usually 68-71 centimeters tall at the shoulder and weigh 27-31 kilograms. It has a smooth, undulating body shape, a deep chest, a flexible, curved spine, and a long, nearly tapered head. With this body structure, it is simply built for speed.

1. How fast is a Linty really?

It can reach a top speed of 69 km/h. What does this mean? What does this mean? The fastest speed of human sprint champion Bolt in the 100 meter race, converted to 37.578 km/h, is obvious. In the dog racing activities, the Lingtie is the absolute protagonist, the starting gun, they are like an arrow out of the string like flying out of the body, the wind speed, just a few seconds to cross the finish line, will be the other rivals far behind. With the amazing speed.

2. Top Speed: Whippet.
Right behind the Lurcher is the Whippet, known as the “poor man's racehorse”. It originated in England in the 19th century and is said to have been bred from the Lurcher. The Whippet is a medium-sized sight hound that stands 44-51 centimeters tall at the shoulder and weighs 11-18 kilograms. Its body is streamlined, with long, muscular limbs, and these physical characteristics allow it to run with less resistance and more explosive power.

3. What about the speed of the Whippet?
The speed of the Wheaten is not to be underestimated, with a top speed of 64 km/h. It also has a very high acceleration rate and can reach high speeds in a short period of time. The Whippet is a common competitor in small dog races. It was once also a small rabbit hunter, and once it finds the rabbit's trail, it will strike quickly, making it difficult for the rabbit to escape. In addition to the Reindeer and Whippet, there are some other dogs whose speed is quite impressive .

4. Saluki Hound.
Originating from Iran in the Middle East, the Saluki Hound was the noble dog of Egypt and was probably the first dog breed to be domesticated. It has a streamlined physique and long pendant ears, and looks noble and elegant . The Saluki Hound can reach a top speed of 51 kilometers per hour, and it has excellent endurance, allowing it to run for long periods of time in harsh environments such as deserts, chasing prey. In ancient times, it was the right hand to help people hunt antelope and other animals.

5. The Shandong Hound.
The Shandong Hound, native to Liaocheng, Liangshan and Jiaxiang in Shandong Province, has a history of 2,500 years, with a streamlined body, a long, narrow, tapered head, and large, bright eyes.

6. Russian Wolfhound. 
Also known as the Bosol, it was bred as a hunting dog to chase wild animals in open areas, relying mainly on visual hunting . It is tall and slender, but full of power, with a variety of colors and silky smooth fur, elegant temperament.

Conclusion: Isn't the world of dog speed full of surprises and mysteries? From the speedy Lurcher, to other speedsters with their own unique characteristics, each dog has a unique running charm. I believe that everyone's dog at home, there have been running moments, come to the comments section to share your dog running fun, let's feel the joy and vigor brought by the dog together!