Comparison: Hungarian Greyhound and Polish Greyhound
Hungarian Greyhound and Polish Greyhound are marked as similar in our database. The table compares only the data we have on the breeds.


| Hungarian Greyhound | Polish Greyhound | |
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| FCI group | 10. Sighthounds | 10. Sighthounds |
| Country of origin | Hungary | Poland |
| Category | Large | Large |
| Height at withers | 62–70 cm | 68–80 cm |
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| Coat | Short, dense, coarse and smooth; a considerable dense undercoat may develop in winter. All colours and combinations known in sighthounds are admitted, except those listed as eliminating faults. | Springy to the touch, rather harsh, neither wire-haired nor silky, of variable length: longer on the withers, shorter on the sides and shortest on the sternum and legs, finer and sparser on the abdomen; longest on the buttocks and underside of the tail but still harsh. All colours are permitted; eyelid borders and nose black or dark, blue or beige in correspondingly coloured coats. |
| Purpose | A hunting and coursing dog hunting by sight, though with a noteworthy nose; especially skilled in coursing and track racing over longer distances. Also a good companion and loyal watchdog. | A hunting dog used not only for hare, fox, roe deer and bustard but also for wolf. |
Breed page: Hungarian Greyhound · Breed page: Polish Greyhound
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The information is indicative. Texts are based on available sources and may contain inaccuracies; for binding details (e.g. for breeding or shows) use the official breed standard.