Greyhound racing poses significant dangers to the dogs involved due to the intense physical and psychological demands of the sport. The high-speed races, often conducted on tight, oval tracks, lead to a high risk of injuries such as broken bones, torn ligaments, and muscle strains, with some studies reporting injury rates as high as 80% among racing greyhounds. Fatalities are not uncommon, resulting from collisions, falls, or overexertion, with thousands of dogs dying annually from racing-relate

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