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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with wolfhounds, greyhounds, and lurchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers.lurchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with wolfhounds, greyhounds, and lurchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with wolfhounds, greyhounds, and lurchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with wolfhounds, greyhounds, and lurchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.dogs.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The first part is nothing you wouldn't see in a middle-grade {{xenofiction}} series, but the book is aimed at teens and young adults. There's more blatant sexual references and sexual humor, as well as some violent moments.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The first part is nothing you wouldn't see in a middle-grade {{xenofiction}} series, but the book is aimed at teens and young adults. There's more blatant sexual references and sexual humor, as well as some violent moments.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with Wolfhounds, Greyhounds, and lerchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with Wolfhounds, Greyhounds, wolfhounds, greyhounds, and lerchers lurchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.
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* ValuesDissonance: It's mentioned that Greyhounds are seen as vicious dogs due to their speed and high prey drive. This is one of the reasons there's a stigma against lerchers. This might be confusing to American readers. Great Britain has a long history with Wolfhounds, Greyhounds, and lerchers as hunting dogs, but North Americans prefer scent hounds and terriers. Greyhounds are a relatively rare breed and are predominantly seen as either couch-potato housepets or speedy racing dogs.
