the after effects of greyhound racing

Do you realize how riduculously you have just proven the other side of your argument. Thank you for proving, due to your experience with your aunt's "kenel" how cruel even the turnout process is.

I disagree. Tracks have just gotten better at hiding the "disappearance" of their greys. The preferance is to KILL their small, poorly run hounds (personal experience)as it's easier than feeding them until adopted. One of my pups has only 1 sibling. The rest, were culled (killed) because they were small and their brood mom was stretched to her limit. Burial grounds full of thousands of greys are still being discovered, some, buried alive! Stop justifying this blood sport.

actually greyhound tracks are making many advances in decreasing greyhound deaths and increasing adoption....... before you make greyhound racing look so bad with your video you should make it known that greyhound race tracks are dedicated to adoption programs and aren't the assholes you crazy people make them out to be

I assume you're talking about the same tracks that all part of the machine that euthanizes 8,000 to 20,000 dogs per year? You're right, the tracks themselfs don't kill the dogs, but its due to the existance of these tracks that the dogs are killed and therefore they are killing the dogs in an indirect way. No one is making the tracks look bad in these videos - the tracks do that pretty well all by themselves.

omg 1 pic reli relicreeped me owt wen its sat under the blacket becasue thats an exact same pic i have on mine :O haha on a sofa lying the same way on a pillow with a blacket over her lookin at the cam lol

my aunt owns a kenel and those scars are from the dog fights they get into during turnout when we put them in their pens. we try to stop them from fighting by turnig out the fighters by themselves. the dogs love to race because whenever i put them into a sprint field they just go crazy and run all around the place and they do the same when we take them to the dog track. you just got a dog who has been beat up in a dog fight or got those while she was fighting. racing has nothing to do with it

exactly.

you gotta love grey hounds mine's name is King

I'm a dog trainer. That is why i know what i am doing. Nothing to do with a tv show

I guarantee YOU are the cause of the dog being distressed when you leave. if you learn to treat the dog like a dog it will overcome the seperation anxiety. Dogs live in the now. I have an ex racer, she has plenty scars too. But i put in the work and moved her mind on. After 1 year of training I now walk her with no lead, can stop her running with just a shout, even if she is locked onto a rabbit. Read Cesar Milans's book and put it into practice. The dog will move on and adapt if you let it.