The love the pups receive as they grow to become race dogs
The Care the racing greyhounds receive at home and at the track
The Safety measures in place at tracks to improve standards
The Cuddles given to, and by, all greyhounds in their forever homes
Greyhounds are given the best possible care at every stage of their lives; as tiny babies, through their rearing, schooling, racing and retirement.
The Greyhound Board of Great Britain invests a huge proportion of money available to them in ensuring welfare and safety standards are forever improving both at tracks and at trainers’ kennels.
Greyhounds make perfect pets and in recent years 93% or more of greyhounds find their forever homes when they retire. We will continue to work together to get that figure to 100%.
This article explores the crucial 3–12 month stage in a greyhound puppy's development, covering socialisation, nutrition, enrichment and early physical growth. Learn how future racing stars are shaped during this important phase.
From wobbly newborns to playful pups, the first three months of a greyhound’s life are full of crucial milestones. In this instalment of The Puppy Diaries, we explore how expert care, socialisation, and early health steps prepare greyhounds for the journey ahead!
Ever wondered how a racing greyhound starts its journey? In the first article of the Puppy Diaries series, we take you behind the scenes of a greyhound’s early life, starting from birth. Discover how careful preparation, expert care, and attention to detail set the foundation for a future racer. From the mother's pregnancy to the first few crucial hours of a puppy's life, this article gives you a glimpse into the early stages that shape these incredible athletes.
Greyhounds, known for their graceful speed and sleek bodies, also have a distinctive set of teeth that require special attention. This article will explore the anatomy of greyhound teeth, common dental issues, the importance of dental hygiene and how to brush your greyhounds’ teeth.
A guide to the colouring of greyhounds
Greyhounds receive the very best veterinary care when at the racetrack. They are checked upon arrival as well as pre- and post-race.
The annual retirement data report from the Greyhound Board of Great Britain shows that in 2023 93% of retired greyhounds found a loving home at the end of their racing careers. That's a 5% increase from 2018.
The Greyhound Board of Great Britain publishes annual track injury data. The vast majority of all reported injuries relate to slight muscle sprains or minor cuts. We look at the numbers and explain the context.
