Greyhounds may not be able to catch rabbits without training, so it's recommended to start training them when they are 3-4 months old. Tie a wild rabbit to its limbs and drag it along the ground, constantly enticing the greyhound to come forward and bite. 6-8 months is the golden period for greyhound training; training may become more difficult later.
Greyhounds may not be able to catch rabbits if they are not trained.
Greyhounds, once trained, can typically catch rabbits; without training, they may not. Even eaglets need flight training to fully master the art of soaring.
When a greyhound is 3 to 4 months old, you can start training it to hunt rabbits. You can tie the rabbit's limbs together, put it on the ground, and pull it around to entice the greyhound to bite the rabbit.
The golden period for training a Greyhound to catch rabbits is between 6 and 8 months, during which time it needs strict and systematic training. If a Greyhound is over one year old and has not been trained, and the owner finds that it still cannot catch rabbits, then training it will be more difficult.
