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Ex Racing Dogs
Dr Ted Wolfenden United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 10 Dogs 0 / Races 0 05 Dec 2019 20:18
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I now Have four ex Racing Greyhounds The latest is from the Dogs Trust Bridgend called Quare Slip who lost a leg so now only 3 legged She is called Susie or Suzie. I have looked at the video and even with having lost her back right leg is still extremely fast She is really enjoying life but could have won many more races but for the accident which seems to happen to quite a number.
Kevin Wright Australia (Verified User) Posts 5708 Dogs 1 / Races 1 05 Dec 2019 21:18
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Dr Ted Wolfenden wrote:
I now Have four ex Racing Greyhounds The latest is from the Dogs Trust Bridgend called Quare Slip who lost a leg so now only 3 legged She is called Susie or Suzie. I have looked at the video and even with having lost her back right leg is still extremely fast She is really enjoying life but could have won many more races but for the accident which seems to happen to quite a number.
Dr Ted Are you saying that Greyhounds often lose a Limb when racing or are you saying Greyhounds get Injured a lot of the time resulting in retirement . Please show us some proof Dr Ted .
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