[Parasitic Rat]

I'm so bad :p

Anyway.

1. Greyhound's snouts are a bit rounded; not straight out like a normal dog snout.
2. A greyhound's ears are folded back, but I never had a Greyhound, and never seen one, so I don't know if they perk straight up or not. All I know is that they are folded backward.
3. A greyhound's back isn't as thin as you might think. Unless you don't feed it, then it can be thin.
4. A greyhound's neck is thinner than what you've drawn, I belive. I've never had to do greyhound anatomy, this is my first, so I don't really know.
5. It's tail is thinner than a German Shepherd's.
6. It's legs are shorter than what you've drawn, but they still make them run fast.

Forgive me if I made any mistakes, Greyhounds aren't my specialty x3

[rogan]

you're fine on the tail anatomy, but I don't know about the rest xp
hehe
apparently I was going for a german shepherd or something. maybe a mix, I dunno.
but you did much better then i would've done c:

[Unikitty]

Also, the snout and poll/"ball" of head are about the same in length horizontally, the front shoulder is about twice the height of the back shoulder vertically, and the back slopes down, BUT.

The main flaw is that the point of the tail-where it connects at the base-should align with the center of the front shoulder. It sits level with that point.

Also, the hock on the back leg is actually set super far back compared to most breeds.

Here, I drew some red/yellow lines on a photo to better show this.


Edit: Also, all that Bonnie said is accurate.
Sources: Google images, the resident Dog studier.

[rogan]

i suck at greyhound anatomy xp
like I said, I have no clue what breed I was shooting for.