In the unprecedented times we are all currently experiencing, it can become difficult to see the glass half full. But these challenging times have also sparked kindness in towns and communities across Australia.
In theory it made good sense. An elite athlete - an Olympian no less. And one of the fastest animals on four legs, a greyhound. An exercising perfect match.
Fear and anxiety are a common cause of behavioural problems in most dogs, and greyhounds are no exception. Many greyhounds have not experienced the typical day-to-day sights and sounds, or activities that companion dogs are accustomed to. As a result, it can take a while for your average retired greyhound to grow comfortable in their new home. While they are adjusting, it’s common for a greyhound to experience some fear/anxiety as they encounter all the new things in their world.
You may have noticed a little chill in the morning breeze or the nights becoming a much more comfortable sleeping temperature, and that’s because Winter is coming.
For four years they were inseparable as the queen of racing captured the hearts and minds of a nation winning 33 races in succession. But 12 months since Winx said goodbye, Candice Persijn has a new girl in her life.
SURGE IN DEMAND TO ADOPT GREYHOUNDS AS PETSIn February this year, Greyhound Racing NSW announced it would be expanding its highly successful regional Greyhounds As Pets program around the State, with the addition of 4 extra regions, bringing the total to six adoption regions across NSW.
In the eyes of your dog, nothing says ‘I love you’ more than a tasty treat. If you’re looking to spoil your greyhound and create something at home, rather than just going out and buying expensive dog treats, try one of our delicious recipes and watch your pooch devour every morsel in the blink of an eye.
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With the constantly developing issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Greyhound Racing NSW believes it is crucial to keep all participants up to date on all news involving the industry.
Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) have today announced a temporary closure of 70% of racing venues across the State and the lock down of seven (7) strategically selected zoned regions outside of Sydney in a move to continue racing in the safest possible environment.
With the constantly developing issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Greyhound Racing NSW believes it is crucial to keep all participants up to date on all news involving the industry.
With the constantly developing issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Greyhound Racing NSW believes it is crucial to keep all participants up to date on all news involving the industry.
With the recent announcement from WHO
With the constantly developing issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Greyhound Racing NSW believes it is crucial to keep all participants up to date on all news involving the industry.
With the constantly developing issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Greyhound Racing NSW believes it is crucial to keep all participants up to date on all news involving the industry.
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