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Breed of hound dog developed in 19th-century Britain to chase rabbits in an arena.
It was developed from terriers and English and Italian greyhounds , which it resembles. It stands 1822 in. (4656 cm), weighs about 28 lbs (13 kg), and has a smooth coat of gray, tan, or white. Capable of speeds up to 35 mph (56 kph), it is used for racing and for hunting small game. It is typically quiet and even-tempered.