A Polaroid-style photo print on a yellow grid background, showing a girl in a blue Tshirt sitting with her black dog. Kayley has her hand on Chilli and is smiling at him as he looks at the camera.

About us

For happy hounds in homes

Long Dog Club is an independent and inclusive community that celebrates greyhounds, enjoying their company as companions. Formed by Chilli the Greyhound and his mum, Kayley, our mission is to get more rescue dogs into loving homes, which is why we donate a dollar from every sale to a greyhound rescue in Australia.

Check out cool things we’ve made for dog lovers in our online store, as well as upcoming events and more ways to get involved with sighthounds.

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What we're all about

Raising awareness for greyhounds as pets and encouraging people to adopt their own rescue dog

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Connecting sighthound lovers with a supportive community and dog-friendly events across Australia

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Supporting greyhound rescues by donating a portion of profits from the art, apparel and gifts we make

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Illustrated portrait of a dog (Chilli the Greyhound) wearing a striped shirt, framed in gold with the text 'Club President' at the bottom, on a light blue grid pattern.

Meet the president

Say hello to our club president, Chilli Con Carne, who showed us that greyhounds are incredible individuals deserving of loving homes! Chilli was adopted in 2021 after being bred for dog racing, and now spends long days snoozing and making art with his mum in Victoria, Australia.

We've been sharing his story and the joys of greyhound companionship with his online community of over 220k followers, with the hope to improve greyhound welfare and encourage others to welcome a long dog into their own home.

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We acknowledge the Wadawurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land we live and create on. We pay respect to Elders, past and present. Sovereignty was never ceded and this always was, and always will be Aboriginal Land.