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Scotland could soon become the first nation to ban greyhound racing in the United Kingdom, marking a break with tradition and a big focus on animal rights, The Times of London reported.

With only a few tracks remaining, greyhound racing has been canceled out by many, including more than 40 states in US which made the "sport" illegal.

RACING greyhounds are being fed cocaine, and regularly risk “catastrophic” injury, MSPs have been told.

A petition calling for an outright ban has made it to the committee stage after being delayed by the pandemic.

Campaigners argue sport is 'beyond reform', and 'inherent risks' cannot be ignored

Campaigners from Scotland Against Greyhound Exploitation say the countrys dog racing is beyond reform as some Greyhounds are drugged with cocaine and other illegal substances.

Campaigners tell MSPs that the sport is "beyond reform" as some dogs are drugged with cocaine.

Scotland Against Greyhound Exploitation is calling for a complete ban on dog racing including at an unregulated track in Fife.