Meet Lola (Kinetic Flyer). She's a very special hound embarking on an amazing journey to become a therapy dog. We will follow her progress through her training and keep you updated on how she's doing. I was lucky enough to...
Here's an update from Ron and Sue about their lovely Lilley (Lively Spirit) of the Valley (Hutt Valley that is!)
It's now 5 months since we adopted Lilley. Bringing her home in the car she had her nose out...
Milo (unraced) has joined the Greyhounds can sit in public brigade (pictured on the right getting lots of praise from Martin!). Woohoo! All the class greyhounds can now sit on command (most of the time! ;-) ).
It's...
Last weekend GAP Waikato had a stall at the Cambridge News Expo. This expo is arranged by the local community newspaper, and aims to showcase the organisations that are at work in the Waipa community. We were thrilled to be...
An animal-loving Wellington family have come up with a great idea to celebrate their children's birthdays and support GAP at the same time.
Jo & John along with their two girls share their home with the mega smooch Oscar...
You may remember a couple of weeks ago we were challenged to get our dogs to push a ball with their nose. (Not a CGC requirement but a fun activity to improve the bond between hound and human). Tonight's it's...
Carey and Chris Buck sent in an update on their two greyhounds proving greyhounds are collectable.
Albion (Pressure Point) has been with us for a year now and we have loved every minute. Leaving him at the kennels when...
What a wonderful way to end his looking for a home time at Kaiapoi. Cosmo has been to Animates Appeal day and then to a local Primary where the children presented a power point story about Greyhounds to ME! We...
Kylee Remington from Nelson has sent in this update on Jake (Spiral Ebony)
Our boy is fantastic! When we first got him he did some very funny things. When he came home he thought he could walk through windows...
What a difference a week makes and actually doing some practice. Sam (Gridrion) is staying well, sitting like a champion, and walking much closer to my side (or that could be me learning how to hold a treat whilst walking...