Members of the public and industry stakeholders are being asked to share their views on greyhound racing in NSW.
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It’s part of a project funded by Greyhound Racing NSW to develop crucial recommendations on current and best practices for the industry, which generates more than $335 million per year in NSW.
The survey is the first step in the project and will assist researchers to gain a better understanding of how people view the training and socialising of racing greyhounds.
It’s being conducted by researchers from the University of Sydney, LaTrobe University, the University of Bristol and the Working Dog Alliance.
The project will review current Australian and international practices around greyhound management, and identify and recommend best practice for the NSW greyhound racing industry.
This will inform future policy and development of guidance to industry participants on best practice in rearing, training and retirement planning.
Researchers said with the greyhound industry recently thrust into the spotlight, the need to appreciate public attitudes towards it has intensified.
Survey results will be analysed to assist development of future education and guidance material, as well as target specific areas which industry members should focus their efforts on - including methods for improving the welfare of greyhounds.
The team is interested in hearing from anyone with an interest in greyhounds and their welfare.
The Racing Greyhound Management Survey is open to anyone over the age of 18 and only takes 15 minutes to complete.
The survey is completely anonymous and open until Sunday, July 12.
For more information, please visit http://bit.ly/GRSurvey.
