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Following the success of the inaugural 2018 campaign, each Australian state will join together next month for the second GAP National Adoption Day.

The best way to any dogs’ heart is through their tummies! Learn how to feed your dog in our latest infographic.

In a national first, every Australian state will combine next month for the GAP National Adoption Day with Sky Racing signing on as a naming rights sponsor.

This article will assist you to understand your greyhound better and avoid any potential risk of your greyhound trying to bite someone. Regardless of size, breed, age or disposition, all dogs can bite if provoked and there is the potential for serious injury. This article is relevant to all breeds of dog not just greyhounds.

Winter is just around the corner and there's a definite chill in the air, which means it's very important to start thinking about how to keep your greyhound warm during the next few months.

The great news is: your greyhound greyhound is most likely to have a great set of teeth. After all, with that well-sized jawline, there’s plenty of room for them to grow and thrive. But just like we humans, our four-legged friends need to clean their teeth regularly.

Toni Barnes’ love of greyhounds happened swiftly, and when she fell, she was in for the long haul. It all started in 2013 when she undertook a greyhound assessor course, which lead to her adopting Elly the greyhound just one week later!

If you think taking on two greyhounds sounds a little crazy, think again. You might just be doing what’s best for you and your four-legged friend.

Today is the last day of a huge two weeks at the Sydney Royal Easter Show for Greyhounds As Pets. Nearly 900,000 have come through the gates and many of those have come and visited our stand to see our gorgeous greyhounds.

Easter is fast approaching and as always, there will be plenty of chocolate consumed in households all over the country. For humans, chocolate is a tasty treat and the only danger it poses is to our waistlines. However, the risks it poses to our furry friends is much greater.

Greyhounds are, by nature, incredibly friendly and gentle with children. They enjoy attention and they can be the greatest play mates. However, sometimes, like our other four legged friends, greyhounds can get stressed for reasons we humans don’t quite understand.

Are regular walks with your greyhound getting a bit boring? Or maybe you might be looking for some fun and rewarding things to do with your greyhounds? Well, Greyhounds As Pets has put together a list of some cool activities that you and your greyhound could try out!It's good to remember that your greyhound may enjoy all or none of these activities, and we encourage you to learn about their body language and how they communicate their emotions along with ensuing that they are in good physical health before giving anything a go.Obedience Training

Greyhounds As Pets is excited to announce that it will be heading to the 2017 Sydney Royal Easter Show for the first time in many years.

Greyhounds don’t need hours of exercise but the opportunity to go outside and explore the sights (and scents) can be just as enticing for them as it is for all of us.

If you’ve never thought about adopting a senior greyhound, think again!

Archie the greyhound was a star performer on the track – and now he is proving a champion off it.

If you’re looking for a loyal companion for you or your family… then look no further than a greyhound! Our four legged friends offer more love than you ever imagined possible – they’re ever adoring, eager to please and always ready to be at your side. Dogs are partners that never let you down – and here are ten reasons why!1. THEY ARE GREAT LISTENERS

Let’s check out our ultimate guide to find out everything about greyhounds!

IN A year of Brexit and Donald Trump becoming President, one of Australia’s most potent political symbols of 2016 is also one of the most unlikely: Greyhounds.

Last year, there were over 133,495 animals in Australian animal shelters nationwide. Adopting a dog is a big step so it’s important that you do research before you start your search. Want to find a dog for sale in NSW? Why not adopt a dog? If you’re looking for a loving family pet for your home, adopting a dog is a great alternative to buying a pup.  For all the details, let’s take a look at our ultimate guide to dog adoption!Why Do You Want to Adopt a Dog?