yeah morgan looked at it and then barked at it and walked away

I caught him watching it again. He seems to be intrigued by certain sounds/noises. I didn't get video in time of course lol

Tibbe has watched the Stimulation series with interest. He LOVES all the different sounds and I thought they might make him a little nervous as all kinds of odd or weird sounds used to be his big fear. But with the dogs onscreen as the sounds of vacuums, doorbells, squeaks, eeks, bells and such sound, he's very interested. Perks up, his ears prick way up and he's engaged. The sound is very excellent for variety with lots of mid-tones and mid-to-high tones and odd sounds you don't get on regular TV that much.

He loves the simulated bouncing balls and the white JRT against the white background, too. He actually listens when those kids say "good boy" and "I love you".

I think we're going to keep this channel for a while but it's early days yet. Might not be worth the $$$ in the end if they just have about 2 weeks programming and then just repeat. Course Tibbe might not mind that but then I don't leave the TV on for him when I'm gone. I've read too much about TV fires and such so I just leave on sports talk radio for him. But so far, Dog TV is a success with Tibbe except for that Relaxation series. He's not much into those segments.

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So I'll bet Tibbe is well versed in the Braves' winning streak huh? :D

Lol My dogs ignore the tv.

Only our dog Zoe watches tv sometimes. The other ones couldn't care less.

LOL! No, bite your tongue! We only watch our team, the Texas Rangers, play ball. I cover his eyes and ears when any other baseball team is on TV!!! :D :D:D

'Course, after today, we'll have to pick some other baseball team to follow a little bit through the playoffs as the Rangers' season just tanked with the MLB announcement today! Ugh! :(

Still, anyone out there that has a dog and access to Dog TV, try it and see. Just stick with it long enough to find out what parts your dogs likes. When I first tried it, that Relaxation series was on and I wasn't impressed with Tibbe's reaction but Tibbe likes most of the rest of it! He's always loved his TV but this channel, with the colors his eyes can see best more prevalent, much action in the middle of the screen and usually showing the entire body of the dog, constant activity of some kind, and the wonderful sounds that go with it plus others playing alongside - he's hooked for now. I love the way they play those sounds that upset some dogs like thunder and doorbells and whistles and engines with dogs playing on the screen at the same time. Some noise tracks even have dog-laughter sounds blended along with the noise track. Tibbe really loves to hear dog laughter. He perks up any time he hears that. When I play it for him on the computer, he comes over and starts getting so excited and dog-laughs himself.

Sometime my guys watch, and sometimes they don't.
I have NO idea just what material causes that, haven't been able to associate it with a given content, it's random :confused:

Wonder if Dish Network will have it. Hannah watches TV and I let her watch doggie videos on my laptop all the time.

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