What habitat does a greyhound live in?

Greyhounds are domesticated dogs and don't live in a specific wild habitat. They are bred for racing and companionship and thrive in human homes.

While they have a history as hunting dogs, they are no longer found in the wild and rely on humans for food, shelter, and care.

However, they do enjoy having access to open spaces for exercise and running, as their breed was developed for speed and agility.