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Archive for category: Care & Train
Reducing Adaptation Anxiety in the Retired Racing Greyhound
By Judy Kody Paulsen Racing greyhounds have led a very structured life that presented very few changes on a day-to-day...
Living with Greyhounds and Small Children
By Laura Goodearl I am frequently asked, “Laura how do you and your husband live so peacefully with four greyhounds,...
The Dangers of Using a Flexi-leash
Borrowed from fastfriends.org I have just experienced a greyhound owner’s worst nightmare. My new dog Onix, got away from me...
Children and Retired Racing Greyhounds
By Carolyn Flajnik Unlike most rescue groups, Virginia Greyhound Adoption does not have a policy against placing retired racers with...
Learning to Love Your Greyhound’s Muzzle
By Lynda Radecki Are you really aware of the myriad of uses for the single best tool that arrives with...
Obesity and the Retired Racing Greyhound
By James E. Radcliffe, DVM The greyhound in retirement should be maintained at a body weight of four to eight...
Bloat Kills Dogs
Please read this information …Your Greyhound’s Life Could Depend On It. It may be a funny name, but bloat, or...
Lawn Chemicals and Your Greyhound
Lawn chemicals are very dangerous for greyhounds as well as other pets. These chemicals can cause reactions ranging from upset...