The benefits of virtual dog racing
Virtual Dog Racing explains how this pastime evolved from greyhound racing, the benefits of the virtual version, and how to find a suitable online bookmaker.
View ArticleOnline betting and virtual dog racing
In this online betting guide, we explain how virtual dog racing works, so that newcomers to the pastime can learn how to play and maybe pick up some top tips.
View ArticleBritain's Greyhound Hotspots
Whether you live near a greyhound track or not, Virtual Dogs provides a great selection of ways to get your racing fix online when there are no meetings on.
View ArticleThe strange state of US dog racing
Dog racing is popular in the US, yet it is only permitted in a handful of states, while many allow it but simply do not have the facilities to host races.
View ArticleMeet the celebrity greyhound owners both past and present.
An article looking at how greyhounds have been a popular choice of pet for celebrities and well known figures throughout history and examples of famous owners.
View ArticleThe dogs looking to win America's Got Talent
After a dog was the winner of Britain's Got Talent, a similar situation is emerging in the American version of the show.
View ArticleTowcester greyhound racing to be broadcasted worldwide
Towcester will be the home to the UK's newest greyhound racing track when it opens early next year. The course has agreed a deal to show races worldwide.
View ArticleVirtual dog racing beats winter blues
Avoid snow, ice and general poor weather conditions affecting your greyhound betting by using virtual dogs for a reliable and pleasant wagering experience.
View ArticleBoris Johnson in dog track redevelopment controversy
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has come under fire for giving the go ahead to a planned housing redevelopment at the iconic Walthamstow dog racing track.
View ArticleUS dog racing track wants to shut itself down
A dog track in the US is losing $9 million a year after attracting low crowds. Could it be that they're enjoying virtual dog racing in their own home?
View ArticleVirtual Dog Racing gives festive cheer
If the winter blues are getting you down and preventing you from enjoying placing some greyhound bets, virtual dog racing is a fine alternative all year round.
View ArticleLive dog racing remains under threat
As live dog racing continues to struggle, virtual dog racing remains a reliable alternative for many fans, as online casinos provide a regular program of races.
View ArticleGreyhound race to predict Superbowl outcome
A greyhound race is set to take place tonight in Palm Beach to predict the winner of the Superbowl, with one dog representing both the Ravens and the 49ers.
View ArticlePlacing virtual dog racing bets
A guide to virtual dog racing betting, including the types of wagers available and a look at how our site helps find the best online providers of the game.
View ArticleSled dog race begins in Canada
Betting fans around the world are very aware of the excitement of greyhound racing, however a dog race of a very different kind has taken place in Canada.
View ArticleEaster fun day planned for Wolverhampton race track
The Monmore Green greyhound racing track will host a free entry fun day on Easter Monday, with a number of events planned for the whole family to enjoy.
View ArticleMick the Miller –the greatest greyhound of them all
Mick the Miller remains one of the most famous greyhounds ever to race in Britain, with his exploits throughout the 1920s and 30s still talked about today.
View ArticleSheffield dog track involved in April Fool's joke
Owlerton Dog Racing Stadium in Sheffield teamed up with a local Specsavers for an April Fool's joke that suggested all dogs would have to wear sunglasses.
View ArticleSwindon defies dog racing downturn
With the state of UK greyhound racing widely considered to be in decline, Swindon race track looks to be bucking the trend with a packed spring calendar.
View ArticleOxford racetrack in line for listed status
The greyhound racing track in Oxford has been nominated for listed protected status, showing the extreme value placed on the course by locals and racing fans.
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