This is the official site for the Greyhound Club of America, the national breed club for Greyhounds within the American Kennel Club.
Updated 3/22/2025
- Information about OCRRC Lure Coursing Test & Trial supported entry on April 10, 2025 added (Note: also check out the 3 Hound Specialties plus OB & Rally)
- A link to the website for the 2025 Greyhound World Congress in Orlando, FL has been added
- Information about MAHA supported entries on May 2-4, 2025 added
- Members only -- 2025 GCA dues form can be filled out and dues paid online
- GCA officers and committee contacts have been updated on the Officers page
- GCA Futurity eligibility requirements have been updated to add the 18 to 24 month class. This ensures all puppies will be eligible for at least one futurity. Due to the updated requirements, dams that have whelped a litter this year prior to June 30th can still be nominated
Updated 3/9/2025
- Members only -- If you haven't paid your 2025 GCA dues, you still have time to pay -- your membership won't be considered lapsed until 3/31/2025
- Make a trophy donation for the 2025 GCA Western Specialty
- Nominate dams/puppies for the 2025 GCA Futurity
- Next GCA Newsletter deadline is 5/15/2025 (contact Cathy Gaidos for more information)
- Help prevent the passage of arbitrary and harmful breeder regulations on the federal level -- click here for more information
- Send litter announcements to Joan Malak for the GCA members' Greyhounds litters page
- Send photos from GCA Specialties to Joan Malak for use on GCA's website
- Nominate your dog for 'The Dog Aging Study.' (If the Dog Aging Project can collect baseline data on a significant number of individuals in a breed, they envision expanding into more in-depth, breed-specific research, which could ultimately help improve the health and longevity of the breed.)
The first greyhound ever to achieve the Canine Performance Event CPE Agility Team Extraordinare (C-ATE)
Their beauty and attitude is what drew me to Greyhounds. Watching them run is truly a thing of beauty, whether they be young or old. They are smart and exceptional hounds that do enjoy working alongside their masters. You really cannot ask for a better dog.

This breed is so underrated. They are sweet, clean, smell good! and are funny. But you had better have a fenced yard. This is one of the best breeds to own.