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W Polsce, musisz zapytać w Związku Kynologicznym, oni tam maja taką wiedzę, tutaj w Irlandii zajmuje się tym "The Irish Greyhound Owners and Breeders Federation" (THE IGOBF) Federacja Właścicieli i Hodowców Chartów Irlandzkich.
this is one of the most atrocious sports I have ever seen these dogs are severely abused, animal racing (horses and dogs) is a terrible thing and needs to be stopped
I understand that you have concerns about the treatment of animals in racing, and I agree that animal welfare should always be a top priority. However, it's important to note that not all dog racing is inherently abusive. There are many responsible organizations and trainers who take great care in ensuring the health and safety of their racing dogs. Furthermore, not all dogs used in racing are mistreated or exploited. Many racing dogs are actually retired greyhounds who have been adopted into loving homes after their racing careers have ended. Overall, I believe that it's important to have a balanced and nuanced understanding of dog racing and to work towards creating a safe and humane environment for all animals involved.
@-rio-196 How are they severely abused? What have you seen with your own eyes? What kennel? When? Did you report this abuse? You do realize that severely abused greyhounds can't race, right? How o you expect an abused greyhound to even be able to walk? Greyhounds are checked by track vets all the time for any injuries or illnesses and are checked before they race by a track vet. If there is anything not right with the greyhound, they are pulled from the race. It's a strict regulation. You really have no knowledge at all about greyhounds and it shows. Greyhounds love to race, it's a game for them. They love the chase. Not letting them do what they want to do is abuse. Try researching and learning the truth before posting lies.
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W Polsce, musisz zapytać w Związku Kynologicznym, oni tam maja taką wiedzę, tutaj w Irlandii zajmuje się tym "The Irish Greyhound Owners and Breeders Federation" (THE IGOBF) Federacja Właścicieli i Hodowców Chartów Irlandzkich.
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this is one of the most atrocious sports I have ever seen these dogs are severely abused, animal racing (horses and dogs) is a terrible thing and needs to be stopped
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I understand that you have concerns about the treatment of animals in racing, and I agree that animal welfare should always be a top priority. However, it's important to note that not all dog racing is inherently abusive. There are many responsible organizations and trainers who take great care in ensuring the health and safety of their racing dogs.
Furthermore, not all dogs used in racing are mistreated or exploited. Many racing dogs are actually retired greyhounds who have been adopted into loving homes after their racing careers have ended.
Overall, I believe that it's important to have a balanced and nuanced understanding of dog racing and to work towards creating a safe and humane environment for all animals involved.
@-rio-196 How are they severely abused? What have you seen with your own eyes? What kennel? When? Did you report this abuse? You do realize that severely abused greyhounds can't race, right? How o you expect an abused greyhound to even be able to walk? Greyhounds are checked by track vets all the time for any injuries or illnesses and are checked before they race by a track vet. If there is anything not right with the greyhound, they are pulled from the race. It's a strict regulation. You really have no knowledge at all about greyhounds and it shows. Greyhounds love to race, it's a game for them. They love the chase. Not letting them do what they want to do is abuse. Try researching and learning the truth before posting lies.