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Like most dogs, greyhound nails require a regular grooming schedule in order to avoid them becoming overgrown and the health and wellbeing issues that come with it.  

Is coconut oil your dog's best friend?

Why might a Greyhound become attached to a specific room or area, making it their safe space?

Why do some greys develop a dislike of cars?Greyhounds may become wary or fearful of cars primarily because they haven't been exposed to them during their early life.

Why Do Greyhounds Sometimes Refuse to Walk on Certain Types of Floors?If you've ever noticed your greyhound hesitating or acting reluctant to walk on specific types of flooring surfaces, you might be wondering what's causing this behavior.

It has been four years since football legend Tim Cahill became the inaugural GAP Ambassador.

Greyhounds As Pets (GAPNSW) completed the most successful event in the history of the organisation on Sunday, with new homes found for 61 greyhounds through its Winter Adoption Day.

What a wonderful day it was out at Gough Whitlam Park for the 2023 GAPNSW Winter Adoption Day!

Greyhounds are beloved for their elegance, athleticism, (paradoxically!) laziness, and loving nature.

When adopting a Greyhound, it can be a tremendous experience for both dog and adopter, mainly if there are many other things happening in our lives.

Greyhounds are sensitive and gentle creatures that thrive on stability and a sense of security.

When it comes to dog training, using effective communication methods is crucial for building a strong bond and building a beautiful relationship with your grey.

Life as a pet is a pretty sweet deal: comfy couches, long walks at the park and ear scratches is a winning combination for dogs. However, for a newly adopted greyhound, all the new sights, sounds and scents that come with pet life can be a lot to take in!

Bringing home a new greyhound is an exciting experience, but it's essential to remember that greyhounds may have unique needs and behaviours. As a new adopter, it's crucial to understand the potential pitfalls that could unintentionally worsen your greyhound's behaviour. By being aware of these common mistakes, you can create a positive environment for your greyhound's adjustment and development. Let's explore five ways new adopters might accidentally make their greyhound's behaviour worse and how to avoid them.

At GAP NSW, we recommend one wonderful technique to support greyhounds on a walk -

In the world of dog training, the notion of ignoring "bad" behaviour in dogs has been a common and often overused piece of advice given to owners.

For those who have had the privilege of sharing their lives with a retired greyhound, it's no secret that these gentle creatures have a unique personality and special needs.

Greyhounds feel the cold–here’s why.