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<item><title>Greyhound Adoption: A Calm First 30 Days</title><link>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-adoption-first-30-days/</link><guid>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-adoption-first-30-days/</guid><description>During an adopted greyhound’s first 30 days, prioritise escape prevention, a quiet sleeping area, a predictable feeding and toilet routine, short.</description></item>
<item><title>Greyhound Collar and Harness Safety: Preventing Escapes</title><link>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-collar-harness-safety/</link><guid>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-collar-harness-safety/</guid><description>A greyhound’s narrow head, long neck, and sudden acceleration make equipment fit and handling especially important.</description></item>
<item><title>Greyhound Sleep Startle: Safer Rest at Home</title><link>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-sleep-startle/</link><guid>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-sleep-startle/</guid><description>Sleep startle is a defensive response when a sleeping dog is touched or awakened suddenly; it can include flinching, growling, snapping, or biting.</description></item>
<item><title>Greyhound Vet Care: Bloodwork, Skin, Teeth, Anesthesia</title><link>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-vet-care/</link><guid>https://getagrey.com/greyhound-vet-care/</guid><description>Greyhound veterinary care uses the same fundamentals as other canine care but benefits from breed-aware interpretation.</description></item>
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