New greyhound rules in NSW after dogs raced against cheetahs in Shanghai

Rules will place greater onus on owners to prevent their racing greyhounds being shipped to cruel and degrading conditions

New South Wales authorities will introduce new rules to stop greyhounds being shipped to cruel and degrading conditions, after a large-scale export racket sent 70 animals to a Shanghai zoo known for racing dogs against cheetahs.

The new rules seek to place a greater onus on racing greyhound owners to prevent their animals being sent to places with shocking animal welfare records.

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The Guardian

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Rules will place greater onus on owners to prevent their racing greyhounds being shipped to cruel and degrading conditions

New South Wales authorities will introduce new rules to stop greyhounds being shipped to cruel and degrading conditions, after a large-scale export racket sent 70 animals to a Shanghai zoo known for racing dogs against cheetahs.

The new rules seek to place a greater onus on racing greyhound owners to prevent their animals being sent to places with shocking animal welfare records.

Continue reading…Original Article

The Guardian