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What is greyhound racing?

The competitive "sport" of greyhound racing involves greyhounds racing around an oval track in search of a mechanical hare.

Why should greyhound racing should be banned?

From birth to death, greyhound racing is harsh; dogs go missing before they even reach the racetrack, and when they are no longer needed, they are frequently put down rather than put in a new home.

Additionally, greyhounds' bodies are put under a lot of stress when racing, which makes fatalities and injuries unavoidable.

For this reason, we think greyhound racing ought to be outlawed, and the dogs have been placed in loving homes.

What do greyhounds usually die of?

The Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB), an industry association, provides information on the number of dogs that pass away annually, but it does not disclose the number of dogs that do not reach the track or any fatalities at tracks that are not under its jurisdiction.

How long do greyhounds live?

According to the Greyhound Trust, up to 15 years. Greyhounds typically stop racing between the ages of three and five.

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