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yee-ikes. Let's hope your neighbor and mine don't get together.

it's not as pitbull fighting. the problem is finding good homes for the dogs when they no longer race.

they are even tempered, a little skitish, but gentile. mine is an italian greyhound so she's about half the size of the full size one.

people that i've met that have rescued them are always pleased with the dogs

Agreed, Rick.

I may bite the bullet & get a pup for my boys as well but I have to get over the doody/maintenance issues. Don't feel like taking on yet another responsibility at the moment.

What's your greyhound's name?

I was a vet's assistant through college. Most of my time was spent at the grayhound park (we had the vet contract).

For awhile we (the track and trainers) had an adoption program but there was a problem. The dogs are all tattoo's with an id number in the ear (were at that time). One of the adopted dogs bit a kid and the family filed suit against the trainer, the track, and the vet as well as the adopted family.

End of adoption program.

10 cc's of sleep away to all seriously hurt or under performing dogs. just a fact of life.

I killed many, many very nice dogs. Not much fun.

their singular focus and the fact they are normally groin height. Add a wire muzzle and the fact that I was in college so most likely high with slow reaction time..... constant groin shots

clippings from an evergreen tree