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Page last updated: 29th May 2008 - 06:24 PM
Written by Neil M

Welcome to the TalkGreyhounds Blog

Here you’ll be able to submit articles to us that you’ve found interesting and think that fellow enthusiasts will enjoy. Just click on the ‘Submit a blog post to us’ link in the top right hand corner and fill out the form and we’ll review it here at TalkOn.it Network.

Also on the TalkGreyhounds blog you’ll be able to read blog posts from fans around the world. Here you’ll be able to read and form opinions on what is going on in the world of Greyhounds and enjoy a bit of banter.

You’ll also be able to Sign Up to the forums where you’ll be able to chat about the sport with fellow fans.

We hope you enjoy TalkGreyhounds.

Comments - 3


1. tracy

28th Sep 2008 - 10:59 PM

hi want to know if u can help me out a little i bougth a hades rocket bitct pub and cant seem to get her rite on the bends can any one give me a few tips on what to do with her

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2. stephen

11th Mar 2009 - 09:41 PM

hi i ave recently bought a greyhound & was wondering could anyone give me a little info for training him like how long should i starve him b4 a race & should i still walk him if hes racing that night & is creatine an essential food suplment for his muscles & what about the amount o meat? wud b grateful 4 any info thanks. stephen

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3. Gage's Mom

10th Oct 2009 - 04:56 PM

Greyhounds make the most amazing companion dogs one can imagine. They adapt to the 'couch potato' life very quickly and are pretty easy to train. They love having a job, i.e., teach them to do some tricks -- for treats if they are food motivated. Simple sit, down, bow, stand, roll over. Once they get the hang of that, mine bugs me in the evening to do his little repertoire by barking incessantly until I give him the one-on-one he wants. (No, greyhounds do not normally bark very much. But once they learn to manipulate their owners, look out! )

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