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Latest News
Kennel News - 05/02/12
After the slow start to the year in terms of rehoming, as we said in last week’s news, things have picked up and this last week several hounds have found their new homes and families. These...
Read MoreKennel News - 29/01/12
Thank goodness, at last we have 'Homers' (as we affectionately call families looking for a hound!) calling us and coming along to the kennels. It has been so quiet that we were all getting...
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Dog of the Week
Latest Dog
CashCash is one of our longer residents. Whilst he is happy living here, he would enjoy being in a home much more! He has been to events and had a lovely time meeting everyone and enjoying all sorts of...
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Downloads
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Greyhound Manual
Almost everything you need to know about looking after your greyhound
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Basic Commands
Like people, most dogs need a basic level of education and socialising to enable them to feel confident and behave in a socially acceptable manner in public.
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Dog Anxiety
Dog anxiety is a dog's inability to cope when left alone. Typical symptoms are howling & barking, scratching/chewing at furniture and fittings and even excreting around the house in your absence. In order to stop the 'bad' behaviour the dog needs to become more confident and secure in himself, and less dependent on you. You need to teach him this by changing the way you treat him in the house.
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Indoor Kennel
Why use an indoor kennel: To aid house training, for curing the consequences of separation anxiety (chewing, scratching), or to give the dog a necessary safety zone (i.e. to relax from children when he is tired). It is far removed from keeping a dog in an outside kennel, which just furthers his anxiety and compounds the problem until the dog ends up living outside all the time.
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Donations Form
Our Greyhounds need all the help they can get! Help them by downloading our donation form. Its quick and easy to make a donation that could make a huge difference to greyhounds that come into our care.
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Sponsor Form
At any one time we have greyhounds entrusted to our care who are unsuitable for placing in homes as pets. They will live in our kennels with no fear for their future and we want them to receive the best possible care. By joining our sponsor scheme, you can help ensure the rest of their natural lives will be lived out in comfortable and pleasant surroundings.
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Monmore Flyer
You can support our efforts by encouraging others to help, This flyer can be downloaded for display to make others more aware of who we are and what they can do the help us.
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Latest Homing Poster
A4 poster advertising our latest greyhounds looking for a new home. Please display in your workplace/vets etc.
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Greyhounds as Pets 1
Download our colourful A4 poster to display on notice boards and advertise the work of the Wolverhampton RGT. Woodland scene.
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Greyhounds as Pets 2
Download our colourful A4 poster to display on notice boards and advertise the work of the Wolverhampton RGT. Seaside scene.
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Standing Order Form
Support the work of the trust by donating a monthly amount to help us look after the retired greyhounds in our care.
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