This section of the GreySave site is dedicated to
helping us all learn more about this marvelous breed, and about
how we can become better owners. Spend some time in the GreySave
Greyhound Academy. You'll end up smarter, and your greyhound will
end up happier! Click on the green text below for links to pages full of information and help.
Finding a lost greyhound
• If your greyhound is lost--READ THIS!
• Signs and flyers for runaway and lost greyhounds
Training
• Obedience
training
• Housetraining
• Teach your dog to sit
• Crate
training
• Separation anxiety
• Destruction
• Chewing
Health
• Health
and Safety
Here you'll find info and advice on the following issues:
Recommended Vaccinations
Poisonous Substances
Helping a Poisoned Dog
Parasites
Foxtails
Bloat
Heatstroke
• Knowing When to Say Goodbye to Your Greyhound
• Veterinarians
in Southern California
• Suzanne Stack, DVM's articles on the Greyt Health website:
1. Osteosarcoma in Greyhounds
2. Greyhound Anesthesia
3. Greyhound Bloodwork
4. Greyhound [Health] Myths
5. Why All the Concern about Ehrlichia in Adopted Greyhounds? (Note: GreySave tests for tick-borne
diseases such as Ehrlichia when our dogs first come off the
track, and provides treatment for any needing it.)
6. Toenails Falling Off
• 
Resources for Greyhound Owners and Veterinarians at Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. It includes:
1. Bone Cancer Greyhounds
2. Testing for Tick
Borne Diseases
3. Why Do Greyhounds Bleed?
4. Why is My
Dog's Labwork Different from Yours?
5. Ohio State Greyhound
Health and Wellness Program
6. Video of greyhound
leg amputee negotiating
stairs
• Sign up on our mailing
list for announcements and our monthly newsletter
• Talk with an experienced owner
• Check out upcoming
GreySave and other events
• Learn about your greyhound’s racing history
• Essential Reading List--books to help you be a better dog owner
• Links to greyhound-related resources
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