I’m a long-time greyhound lover (6 adopted, and fosters), and I’m not worried about the future of the breed. They are “greyt” dogs. Many other breeds survive a

I’m a long-time greyhound lover (6 adopted, and fosters), and I’m not worried about the future of the breed. They are “greyt” dogs. Many other breeds survive and thrive without racing or other working roles, and I have no doubt greyhounds will as well. People will want them as pets and that will take care of that. (Personally, I’m only going to adopt rescues, so maybe there won’t be a greyhound in need when the time next comes — but that will be only a temporary disappoint. Really, it’s a sign of progress.)