greyhound

Preposition: as

• pet: You may be taking on a greyhound as an additional family pet and already have a vet you know and trust.

Converse of object

• rescue: Along with three rescued greyhounds, Advocates ' committee member, the Duchess of Hamilton, also lent her support on the day.
• adopt: The Mighty Celt is a gutsy story about a 14 year old boy who adopts an awkward greyhound his boss has no time for.
• race: Takes the leading role in encouraging better care for racing greyhounds.
• export: You must also be aware that the conditions for greyhounds exported to Asia are by far worse then in Australia.
• breed: When there a fewer races, there will fewer greyhounds bred and then there will be fewer killed.
• kill: Up until 100 years ago, killing a greyhound resulted in a penalty of death.

Adjective modifier

• retired: The primary responsibility for the retired greyhound is with its owner.
• Italian: Average Litter Size 4 The Italian Greyhound has 4 to 5 puppies per litter, a rather large litter for such a small dog.
• Australian: So what happens to the hundreds of Australian greyhounds in this park when they are no longer useful to them!
• Many: Many greyhounds stay with their registered owners after they finish their racing careers.

Modifies a noun

• racing: Events planned for 2002: 26 January 2002 Greyhound racing at Hall Green A repeat of an enjoyed event from last year.
• stadium: There isn't a greyhound stadium in Lower Edmonton you cry.
• stadia: Coral Betting and Coral Eurobet owns and operates two of the countries leading greyhound stadia: Brighton and Hove and Romford.
• coursing: However, the course may still last little more than a minute longer than greyhound coursing.
• betting: Greyhound Betting & £ 750 Of Free Bets.. .
• pup: Of the estimated 24,000 greyhound pups that are born every year in Australia.

Noun used with modifier

• ex-racing: They are the only National Charity which concentrates all its efforts on improving the lot of ex-racing greyhounds.
• racing: Greyhound racing Greyhound racing was brought to Britain from the United States in the 1920s.
• rescue: My wife, Jan, would like a rescue greyhound at the same time.