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Greyhound Welfare
Greyhound welfare is central to the modern racing industry. Strict standards govern how greyhounds are bred, trained, raced and cared for after retirement. Independent veterinarians, stewards and rehoming organisations all play a role in protecting the wellbeing of the dogs.
Learn more about welfare standards, industry reforms and life after racing.
What Changes Has the Industry Made to Improve Welfare
Are greyhounds mistreated?
Greyhound Racing
Greyhound racing is a highly regulated sport with safety at its core. Track design, veterinary supervision and strict racing rules all work together to minimise risk and ensure races are conducted responsibly.
This section explains how racing works and the measures in place to protect greyhounds on the track.
Do Greyhounds Get Injured Often When Racing?
What if a greyhound can’t continue racing?
The Greyhound Industry
Greyhound racing supports thousands of jobs and participants across Australia, particularly in regional communities. Trainers, breeders, vets and track staff all contribute to a regulated industry with strong oversight.
Explore how the industry operates and its contribution to communities and the economy.
How Does Greyhound Racing Contribute to the Australian Economy?
Is Greyhound Racing Regulated and Safe for the Dogs?
How Does Greyhound Racing Contribute to the Australian Economy?
What Changes Has the Industry Made to Improve Welfare
Do Greyhounds Get Injured Often When Racing?
Is Greyhound Racing Regulated and Safe for the Dogs?
Are greyhounds mistreated?