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If
you have any questions or comments please contact us at:
E-mail:
info@gcnm.org
Phone: 505-281-7295
Write to: GCNM, PO Box 22053, Albuquerque, NM 87154-2053
Tips
on Adaptation
•
The First Few Days at Home
• Separation Anxiety
• Housebreaking
• Greyhounds and Kids
• Greyhounds and Other Pets
• Feeding Your Greyhound
• Greyhound Health
• Exercise, Training, and Handling Your Greyhound
• Running and Retired Racing Greyhounds: A Dangerous Combination
Greyhound Behavior and Health Articles:
• Training People Who Blame the Dog
• Elevated Food Dishes: Does It Matter for Greyhounds?
• Amputation Decisions
• Heatstroke in Greyhounds: What You Need to Know
• Greyhound Bloodwork
• Yard Hazards for Greyhounds
• Dog Parks: Are They a Good Idea?
• Cat Litter Dangers
• Canine Virus Scare: Racing Greyhounds Believed to Be
Source
• Fighting or Playing? Aggression in Greyhounds
• TRUST - A Deadly Disease
• Pathologic Fractures: Osteosarcoma's Painful Message
• Osteosarcoma in Greyhounds: Early Diagnosis and Options
• Shyness, Fearfulness and Induced Phobias in Greyhounds
• Retractable Leads: A Deadly Invention
• Cassie's Cure: "Incontinence" Mystery Solved
• Pain Management and Greyhounds
• Lumbosacral Stenosis
• Health Concerns in the Retired Racing Greyhound
• Heat Stroke In Greyhounds: A Very Real Threat
• Why Muzzle A Greyhound?
• Running & Retired Racing Greyhounds:
A Dangerous Combination
• Greyhound Warnings
• Baby Gates and Doggy Doors: Keeping Your Greyhound Out of Trouble
• Lure Coursing and the Retired Racing
Greyhound
• Greyhounds and Choke Chains: Proceed
With Caution!!
• Heart Problems in Greyhounds
Greyhound
Behavior Part 1 - Some basics on why and how retired racers are different.
Greyhound
Behavior Part 2 - Aggression in retired racers.
Greyhound Behavior Part 3 - Changes in greyhound
behavior after the initial adaptation.
Greyhound Behavior Part 4 - Fighting greyhounds.
Greyhound Behavior Part 5 - Greyhounds and cats.
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GCNM News
is produced quarterly and contains valuable information about various
efforts and events that benefit greyhounds. It also features articles
on caring for your greyhound, as well as news and photos of local families
and their greyhounds. There is no subscription fee for GCNM
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