Have you ever seen a dog running across open spaces with the speed of the wind or a dog that runs almost as fast as a cheetah, the quickest land animal, which can go up to 75 mph? And did you know the fastest person, Usain Bolt, runs at 27.8 mph? We've lined up a bunch of speedy dogs, and you might be wondering if your own cute dog made the list.
Welcome back to another amazing episode of 4 Ever Green. Today we’ll show the “20 Fastest Dog Breeds in the world.” Is your dog as quick as the ones we're going to talk about? These dogs are really fast, but we're not telling you how fast just yet! We've got surprises at every turn. And Which of these speedsters do you think could give the cheetah a run for its money? To find out, wait until the end to learn about the fastest dog on Earth and the amazing speed it has reached.
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Great dogs, they are fast, smart and trustworthy
No dog can come close to cheetah, but dogs can run the distance, cheetah can only do short distance.
Paragon falcon is the fastest animal
@@neshajones4604 very true.
Greyhounds are fast and often love to run when out, but, when they get home, they are the laziest dogs out! Ever so affectionate, cuddly and soppy!
Agreed 100%, but they can sometimes be a bit 'edgy' to cuddle as a lapdog due to their lean build! All 'longdogs' - as they are nicknamed in the UK - have a similar temperament; greyhounds, whippets, lurchers, deerhounds, wolfhounds. salukis etc. They make a near-perfect pet due to their all-or-nothing character and are one of the quietest breeds to own, barking very rarely - our new neighbours took nine months to realise that we owned four lurchers! The greatest downside is their often uncontrollable urge to hunt, and great care must be taken when they are walked off the lead.
A greyhound is damn fast
The fastest dog breed is here fascinating story and facts
Correction,, the so-called Rhodesian Ridgeback,,the Trek Boers in the old Transvaal Republic breed them ,originally from the Cape were European dogs crossbreed with Thailand Ridgeback that the VOC COMPANY brought to the Cape , then an English person took them Rhodesia and registered the breed , propper name should be the CAPE RIDGEBACK 😊
Only one of these dogs isn't recognized by the AKC as an official breed. Guess which one. You guessed it, the ditch dog.
Ha it's the mighty BORDER COLLIE MAY THEY REIGN FOREVER AND EVER EVEN AFTER WE'VE GONE BORDER COLLIES WILL LITERALLY GET EVEN MORE SMART SO SMART HE WILL BE A LIVING COMPUTER MAY THESE GORGEOUS DOGS SOMEDAY RUN FOR PRESIDENT
@@user-lx3th5on8l It's Pitbulls. Border Collies are an AKC recognized breed.
@@user-lx3th5on8l No, its the Pitbull. Collie's are AKC recognized, Pitbulls are not.
Say the word "pharaoh" show a picture of a Pharaoh Hound....puleeez. Italian greyhounds' ears do not ever stand upright. Doh!
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Greyhounds are the fastest along with the Whippets.Pit cross learcher=Bull Learcher are fast and powerful. Excellent work dogs alongside terriers and the Whippets they make loyal hunting and pack animals. At present we have a 7mth old Jack Russell,Harry. Great fun and full of energy. Love's chasing 🐀 rats. Needs lots of exercise ❤
The fastest dog is the greyhound❗️ If I’m not mistaken, I think it was almost 40 miles an hour
What about beagles and Australian cattle dogs? I have a mix that runs faster than every pitbull she has met.
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Indeed, a fast and beautiful dog breed
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The Chihuahua dog breed is the fastest dog in the world😉🤑
You only gave greyhound 25mph I don't understand 😢
45mph (72.42 km/h) my friend! Faster than any human being on the Planet.
@@4EverGreenYT Hehe all those dogs are faster than Bolt. Except one .
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Fed up of this nonsense about animal speeds, especially cheetahs, the fastest cheetah ever timed was called Sarah and she hit a top speed of 61mph. Nowhere near 70 or 75mph. I don't understand why the claim is continually made when the fastest ever is 14mph slower. The fastest grey hound ever officially recorded hit 41 nearly 42mph that's the fastest so they do not run at 45mph maybe there'll be one or to hit that but most are not fast enough to race so they are going to be around 30-32mph 35mph at a push.
It sounds like you're really passionate about animal speeds and accuracy in information! It's true, Sarah, a cheetah at the Cincinnati Zoo, was recorded running 61 mph, which is indeed impressive. Misinformation can be frustrating, especially when it comes to the capabilities of animals. It's important to rely on verified records and studies to understand their true potential. If you're interested in more fascinating animal facts, you might enjoy checking out our '4 Ever Green' content. We've got a wide range of videos on various topics that might catch your interest!
@4EverGreenYT Not so much speed nah. I just love animals in general and keep seeing all these videos about speed and other things, so I eventually decided to look up some of the facts a few years ago out of curiosity, I was like wow that's nowhere near 75mph it's a really big discrepancy and a continued narrative that all wildlife documentaries push. They don't do it with other Animals like Birds and fish. For some strange reason though, they do it with cheetahs with no verifiable evidence to back it up and just seems a bit ridiculous to me. Be a bit like saying Robert Wadlow was 9ft 5in tall when in fact was measured at 8ft 11.1in. They should use the data and the data they have says up to 61mph. Sure, one might go faster one day, but animal scientists really shouldn't just make things up off the top of their heads. Science is about facts and most likely answers in the absence of facts.
I can train a dog to be faster than the fastest cheetah.
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