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# Burn Breeders
Burn Breeders allow you to burn up to 10 greyhounds per calendar month. When you burn a greyhound you will receive 1 Utility Credit for every dog you burn.
You can identify if your breeder is a Burn Breeder by seeing the flame on the top right of the breeder card. Here is an example below.\
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To use your Burn Breeder head to MY ACCOUNT on the top left and click MY KENNEL. From there you can click the BREEDER section and select the Burn Breeders in the SELECT TYPE tab. You can then select Open Burn Utility.
Once you have opened up the burn utility you will see the screen below. There you can select up to 10 greyhounds to burn for Utility Credits. \*\*\* PLEASE SELECT YOUR GREYHOUNDS CAREFULLY AS THIS ACTION CANNOT BE UNDONE. ONCE YOU HAVE BURNT YOUR GREYHOUNDS THE MUZZLE RUN TEAM CANNOT REINCARNATE THEM FOR YOU.
Once you are happy with the dogs you are burning click confirm and sign the Metamask Transaction after a few minutes you will see your Utility Credits in your Funds Tab
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