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Greyhounds White Coat Syndrome.
Martin James Ireland (Verified User) Posts 1128 Dogs 5 / Races 0 16 Jun 2011 06:38
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People who fear greyhounds should bear this in mind. For many years tracks employed staff to lead out dogs for the races.For the staff member involved,usually wearing white coats, this required them to open the kennel door,stick their hand in and put a lead on a dog that they had never, ever, seen before.Not many breeds you could literally chance your arm with but greyhounds are no problem.
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