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The Greyhound RacingIndustry Is Australia’sLargest Puppy Farm

Roz BellamyFreelance writer

Tue 28 Aug 2018 10.56 AM

This "working class" sport takes more thantheir dignity, it takes their lives.

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I adopted my �rst greyhound, Rosie, from Greyhound Rescue

Victoria. She had been living with a foster carer and had a bed

near the heater, toys, and a garden to run around in.

I picked up my second greyhound, Opal, directly from her

trainer’s property. She lived in a cage in the garage and slept on

the concrete �oor in winter, with no bedding or toys. Her only

exercise was on a ‘running machine’.

The day that my partner and I picked her up, Opal’s tail beat

back and forth against the bars when she saw us. We attached

her to a lead we had brought with us, and once she was

released from her cage, she walked quickly and determinedly

away from the property. As we walked her down the street to

our car, she explored every smell in the vicinity, her eyes wide

with curiosity.

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‘Should greyhound racing be banned?’ is the type of issue

explored in persuasive speech units in English classrooms or

on debating teams alongside ‘Should Australia become a

republic?’ It’s the perfect issue to teach year after year, as

nothing much changes, and both sides are emotive in very

different ways.

NSW Premier Jack Lang referred to greyhounds as the

“working man’s racehorse” in 1931. In doing so, he verbalised

that which mostly seems to go unsaid: greyhound racing is

generally for the working class, and this is often drawn on to

sentimentalise the industry.

The author's two rescues, Opal and Rosie. Image: Supplied.

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In July 2016, NSW Premier Mike Baird � a Liberal, no less �

announced that greyhound racing would be banned as of July

2017. This followed allegations of live baiting on Four Corners,

which Baird responded to by launching a Special Commission

of Enquiry to examine the industry and its related welfare

issues.

Miranda Devine wrote a furious response to the ban in her

column for NewsCorp. “The decision is driven by the

sensibilities of vegan GetUp! activists, with nose piercings and

psychological hangups, who loathe the culture that

greyhounds represent � of male battlers in regional Australia

hanging onto their dignity, whose main social interaction is a

night at the doggies.”

Leaving her description of activists aside, although I do have to

acknowledge Devine for describing me quite accurately, I think

there is something worth exploring in her depiction of male

‘battlers’ and their dignity. Why is dignity always linked to age,

gender and class? Why is it rarely linked to ethics?

The “doggies” that Devine refers to are the ones with no dignity.

In October 2016, three months after banning greyhound racing

in NSW, Baird caved in to pressure, announcing a back�ip on

the ban and declaring that he was “sorry” that he had made the

“wrong call”. In January 2017, he resigned as Premier.

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Victoria by imposing changes that would make keeping and

training dogs untenable.

Considering it is a pro�t-based and gambling-oriented

industry, the government should not be providing funds from

the public purse.

Amber Cullinan, Adoptions Coordinator for Greyhound Rescue

Victoria, describes the greyhound industry as “Australia’s

biggest registered and condoned puppy farm”.

Cullinan explained that the industry produces “more dogs than

they can sustain… these dogs effectively have a use-by date,

and are often unable to rehabilitate into domestic life � there

are a great many who do not make it into rescue programs, and

that is the most horri�c and needless loss of life.”

I asked Cullinan her thoughts on the NSW government’s large

contribution to the upcoming Million Dollar Chase. “The

industry creates a lot of revenue for the government and the

TAB. The government is trying to provide incentives for the

If it is not �nanciallypossible to adhere tothese very basicstandards of living for thegreyhounds, who havebeen bred solely to makemoney for the trainer orowner, it is not asustainable or ethicalindustry.

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industry to �ourish… It seems like a concerted effort to polish

the ‘sport’s’ reputation, too.”

Martina Best, the Founder and Managing Director of Amazing

Greys, described the way that greyhounds are “exploited and

squeezed for every last dollar” and then “killed on the race

tracks or when they retire”. Others were sold to trainers in

China and raced at the deadly Canidrome in Macau, which was

ordered closed in July. Only a very small number of greyhounds

end up in a loving home through rescue groups.

She is particularly regretful that Baird’s back�ip has “put any

hopes of a greyhound racing ban to rest. Greyhound racing

funded adoption programs have deep pockets and can afford

paid media to spread their message.” She told me that these

programs receive a lot of media attention, recalling the time

that Eddie McGuire asked radio listeners to name his next

racing greyhound on his morning show. This sort of attention

allows the industry to depict greyhound racing as a fun, family-

friendly ‘sport’, hiding the rampant cruelty, mistreatment and

the routine killing and burying of thousands of greyhounds.

Best said that when thelive baiting scandal hitthe media in 2015, "Ithought surely this is theend of greyhound racing.What more does thepublic need to see tobelieve what we havebeen saying all along?”

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Despite attempts made to reform the industry since Baird’s

resignation, the new Greyhound Welfare and Integrity

Commission seems to be weakening the policies around

euthanasia. Between April, when the ban was repealed, and

the end of December 2017, around 330 greyhounds were

euthanised because they were considered unsuitable for

rehoming, a rate of 1.3 deaths a day. In the three months

following, from January to March 2018, 37 dogs were killed or

euthanised directly at greyhound racing tracks in NSW.

Documents obtained under freedom of information laws

indicate that many retiring greyhounds are being euthanised

with only vague rationales provided. In some cases, there are

absurd reasons provided, including the dog being timid,

anxious or nervous around cats, or because the dog chases

lizards.

To add insult to injury, the NSW Minister for Racing, Paul Toole,

announced that the government would be contributing

$500,000 of taxpayer dollars to the “Million Dollar Chase” in

October.

Josh Butler

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In July 2016, the NSW government banned

greyhound racing, premier Mike Baird calling an

800-page report into the sport "chilling" and

"horrific"

today, July 2018, the NSW government

announced it would give $500,000 of taxpayer

money to a greyhound series

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$1.7m greyhound racing series announced by NSW

Government. $1m first prize for final race on October 20th.

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The $500,000 contribution follows closely on the heels of the

RSPCA uncovering a mass grave in NSW containing the

remains of nine greyhounds as well as encountering 12

emaciated and diseased greyhounds on the property of their

trainer.

In April 2018, while the ACT Government banned greyhound

racing and trialling, the Victorian Minister for Agriculture

approved the Code of Practice for the keeping of Racing

Greyhounds. The Code, due to commence in 2020, aims to

improve animal welfare in the racing industry.

When the Victorian State Government opened submissions for

public comment on the Code back in 2017, many greyhound

trainers made indignant public statements claiming that the

costs of providing bedding, toys for mental stimulation and a

minimum amount of exercise would put them out of business.

Some claimed that the Code was an attempt to ban racing in

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In Best’s opinion, Australia lags behind other countries in

animal welfare and rights, especially as one of only eight

countries where commercial greyhound racing is allowed.

Both Cullinan and Best emphasised that euthanasia of healthy

greyhounds is widespread. As Best explained, thousands of

greyhounds are killed by industry-funded greyhound adoption

programs.

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Their adoption programis aimed to cherry pickonly those greyhoundswho are very placid andfriendly so they can handthem out to any familywho applies toadopt… The othergreyhounds are killed.”

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Cullinan has seen many greyhound cruelty cases, “from severe

life-threatening emaciation to crippling anxiety… every dog

that comes into our care has been affected in some way by the

industry.” She told me that these are not one-off incidences,

but are endemic.

Image: Getty

“We see reports oftrainers getting off withlight bans, and thereseems to be no real bigpicture repercussions for

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After speaking to Cullinan and Best, I thought about dignity

again, this time in relation to my greyhounds. Rosie was

extremely anxious after her racing career, and was fortunately

taken in by Greyhound Rescue Victoria. Cullinan told me that

this gave Rosie time to rehabilitate, and that she most likely

would not have passed the Temperament Assessment Test

used by Greyhound Adoption Program (GAP) in Victoria as she

was so anxious.

GAP is funded by Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV), which in

turn is funded by the Victorian State Government to support

and strengthen the racing industry. By taking dogs and making

space for more, they perpetuate the industry. Their marketing,

which contains a strong pro-racing stance, is clever and

effective.

Some greyhound trainers seek out independent rescue

organisations for their retired greyhounds. Several

independent rescue organisations accept funding from

greyhound racing governing bodies, while others deliberately

do not.

I asked Cullinan why Greyhound Rescue Victoria does not

accept funding.

“Accepting funding is blood money; they’re giving out band aids

to patch the bloodshed they've caused � they’re trying to

purchase goodwill. It’s blood money because those funds come

from the exploitation of greyhounds for entertainment.”

these individuals, or forthe industry as a whole.There’s complacency inthe industry and there’spublic complacency.”

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In Victoria, organisations that do not accept funding from GRV

include Greyhound Rescue Victoria, Amazing Greys, Gumtree

Greys and Greyt Greys.

Statistically speaking, the chances of our dogs entering our

home were slim to none, because across Australia, up to 40

percent of all greyhound puppies that are born do not make it

to the track and many are killed. Five dogs are killed every

week on the race track, and only 10 percent of greyhounds born

into the industry live out a natural life span.

When I look at Rosie and Opal curled up on their beds, often

with a squeaky toy under a paw for safe-keeping, I feel both

immense love and sadness.

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Rosie is now a very calm and affectionate dog, and it is

horrifying to think that she could have been euthanised due to

her temperament.

Opal, who was about to be advertised for free on Gumtree

before we picked her up, could have ended up with a few

possible fates. She might have been lucky or could have been

used as a ‘bait dog’ for dog �ghting rings, or picked up by a

hunter and either used for pig or rabbit hunting, or cross-bred

with a larger breed, which often leads to physical injury or

death during birth.

Rosie. Image: Supplied

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Greyhounds are often admired for their athleticism and grace,

but these traits are separated from the dogs’ welfare and

rights. After their races, the dogs are quickly forgotten about;

until we do something about it, they will continue to be seen as

disposable objects for human entertainment.

Feature image: Getty

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