Give me a character sketch of my dog Ivy, a large light tan and cream rescue ex-racing greyhound who is sweet and gentle but completely neurotic and afraid of everything. Create this in a list form based on category.

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Give me a character sketch of my dog Ivy, a large light tan and cream rescue ex-racing greyhound who is sweet and gentle but completely neurotic and afraid of everything. Create this in a list form based on category.

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**Physical Appearance:**

    * Breed: Greyhound
    * Color: Light tan and cream
    * Hair type: Short, thick, shiny fur
    * Size: Large
    * Body type: Lean and muscular
    * Appearance: Sleek, elegant, and athletic
    * Eyes: Large, expressive brown eyes
    * Ears: Rose ears, often erect

**Personality Traits:**

    * Sweet and gentle: Ivy has a kind and affectionate personality and seeks out attention and affection from trusted people.
    * Neurotic: Ivy is extremely anxious, and she exhibits common nervous behaviors like pacing, whining, panting, and trembling. She is afraid of many things.
    * Sensitive: Ivy is intensely attuned to her surroundings and may quickly become upset by even small changes in her environment. She is highly attuned to changes in barometric pressure.
    * Intelligent: Ivy is an intelligent dog who learns quickly and can be trained easily (when not anxious) with positive reinforcement.
    * Loyal: Ivy is a loyal companion who forms strong bonds with her family members but does not bond easily with others.
    * Non-aggressive/Submissive: Ivy has never shown aggression. She removes herself if irritated and responds to fear with flight/withdrawal.

**Behavioral Characteristics:**

    * Separation anxiety: Ivy becomes distressed when left alone but does not exhibit destructive behaviors. She retreats to her crate and shakes and pants. 
    * House-trained: Ivy is trained to go outside for bathroom breaks and has never had an accident in the home. She goes to the front door and barks if you don't respond to go out.
    * Leash-trained: Ivy walks well on a leash and enjoys going for walks. She does not pull but can limp if walked more than a mile or so.
    * Good with small animals: Greyhounds usually have a strong prey drive and may not be safe around small animals like cats or rabbits, but Ivy is the opposite. She ignores all other animals.
    * Quiet: Ivy is not a particularly vocal dog and doesn't bark excessively. She will bark if she goes to the door to go to the bathroom and no one responds.
    * Sleepy: Ivy is known for sleeping for long periods and can often be found napping on the bed or in her crate. She may run fast in spurts but is really a couch potato.

Overall, Ivy is an incredibly affectionate and gentle dog who does require patience, understanding, and a calm, quiet environment to feel safe and comfortable. 

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Give me a character sketch of my dog Ivy, a large light tan and cream rescue ex-racing greyhound who is sweet and gentle but completely neurotic and afraid of everything. Create this in a list form based on category.
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**Physical Appearance:**

    * Breed: Greyhound
    * Color: Light tan and cream
    * Hair type: Short, thick, shiny fur
    * Size: Large
    * Body type: Lean and muscular
    * Appearance: Sleek, elegant, and athletic
    * Eyes: Large, expressive brown eyes
    * Ears: Rose ears, often erect

**Personality Traits:**

    * Sweet and gentle: Ivy has a kind and affectionate personality and seeks out attention and affection from trusted people.
    * Neurotic: Ivy is extremely anxious, and she exhibits common nervous behaviors like pacing, whining, panting, and trembling. She is afraid of many things.
    * Sensitive: Ivy is intensely attuned to her surroundings and may quickly become upset by even small changes in her environment. She is highly attuned to changes in barometric pressure.
    * Intelligent: Ivy is an intelligent dog who learns quickly and can be trained easily (when not anxious) with positive reinforcement.
    * Loyal: Ivy is a loyal companion who forms strong bonds with her family members but does not bond easily with others.
    * Non-aggressive/Submissive: Ivy has never shown aggression. She removes herself if irritated and responds to fear with flight/withdrawal.

**Behavioral Characteristics:**

    * Separation anxiety: Ivy becomes distressed when left alone but does not exhibit destructive behaviors. She retreats to her crate and shakes and pants. 
    * House-trained: Ivy is trained to go outside for bathroom breaks and has never had an accident in the home. She goes to the front door and barks if you don't respond to go out.
    * Leash-trained: Ivy walks well on a leash and enjoys going for walks. She does not pull but can limp if walked more than a mile or so.
    * Good with small animals: Greyhounds usually have a strong prey drive and may not be safe around small animals like cats or rabbits, but Ivy is the opposite. She ignores all other animals.
    * Quiet: Ivy is not a particularly vocal dog and doesn't bark excessively. She will bark if she goes to the door to go to the bathroom and no one responds.
    * Sleepy: Ivy is known for sleeping for long periods and can often be found napping on the bed or in her crate. She may run fast in spurts but is really a couch potato.

Overall, Ivy is an incredibly affectionate and gentle dog who does require patience, understanding, and a calm, quiet environment to feel safe and comfortable. 
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