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Go away! - Resource guarding

This article does not replace seeking prompt professional help for RG. Treating RG can be complex, requiring an in-depth history, knowledge of dog behaviour, time and patience.

Resource...

We advise you to avoid dog parks, only a small percentage of all dogs are suited to this environment and enjoy it. It’s more likely to cause unnecessary stress for your Greyhound and is highly unlikely to help them...

Saturday 7th May - commencing at 10.00am

The Auckland Greyhound Racing Club extends to all retired greyhounds, owners and friends to the Manukau Sports Bowl, Te Irangi Drive, Manukau.

A guided tour of our...

Adopt a Greyhound Month is here, and this month it's all about you, your hounds and spreading the word on how special Greyhound ownership is. It's one of our favourite times of the year. Not only...

Pippa (Hutiwai) is a Christmas hound. Adopted by her human dad (Hamish) just days after her second birthday, she was gifted to her human mum (Paula) a week later on Christmas day. In order for Pippa to be...

It was the night before Christmas, and GAP was quiet indeed

There wasn’t a Greyhound in sight, not even a Rehoming Team Lead

Greyhounds as Pets COVID-19 Protection Framework Policy for Gatherings & Events

The Traffic Light system, also known as the  COVID-19 Protection Framework , is the Government’s new approach to managing COVID-19 in the community....

Summer Safety Tips for a Happy Healthy Hound Dr Erin Dowler BVSc

As the days are growing longer, hounds and hoomans alike are holding out for...

All by themselves - How to help a hound to settle

I have not provided specific treatment advice for – please seek professional help.

The racing life does mean that hounds are accustomed to spending periods...

The wait is over - well done team NZ!

GAP would like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who volunteered and/or coordinated a Great Global Greyhound Walk for us today, without you we couldn’t...