Greyhounds make great pets. They are easy-going, placid dogs that thrive off of human affection and their docile nature and friendly temperament make ideal family pets, no matter the family set up. Your average greyhound tends to move around calmly … Read More
Has your greyhound started walking with a limp but you cannot see anything obviously wrong? You don’t remember your greyhound twisting something when out playing or yelping out after bashing a leg? Does your greyhound tend to walk more comfortably … Read More
What is Metabolism? Metabolism is the name given to the process in which the body, both in humans and canines, converts our intake of foods and fluids into energy. This energy then allows the body to perform all the necessary … Read More
Greyhounds and Children Greyhound adoption organisations were established in the 1970’s out of concern for greyhounds once their racing careers were over. Supported by the greyhound industry, the Retired Greyhound Trust (commonly known as RGT) was founded in 1975 by … Read More
Why Is a Standard Dog Collar And Lead Not Suitable? Our gorgeous Greys, and indeed many sighthounds require a specially designed greyhound collar and lead to protect their necks and throats when out on walks. These breeds hunt prey using … Read More
To Muzzle Or Not To Muzzle? Although not required by UK law, some greyhound owners choose to muzzle their dog(s) while out walking and playing off the lead. This choice should be based on careful consideration with an awareness of … Read More
Is It Possible For a Greyhound To Sit? Since adopting my greyhound – Tipps, I often hear the question: is it possible for a greyhound to sit? It was not something I had thought about before. Now, after living with … Read More
Why Do Retired Racing Greyhounds Need Rehoming? When it comes to asking yourself “Should I get a Greyhound?” – my very biased answer is yes. After adopting my first greyhound in 2013, I fell totally in love with this breed. … Read More
The 45mph Couch Potato Contrary to what many people may think, greyhounds do not need excessive amounts of exercise. Although they can reach speeds of up to 45mph, making them the Ferraris of the dog world, they are built for … Read More
Why Do Retired Racing Greyhounds Need Rehoming? The Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) is the governing body for Greyhound Racing Sport. They are responsible for the welfare of retired racing greyhounds. As part of the regulations for owning a … Read More