Just seen this on the BBC news this morning don't think I am going to get a subscription !

http://dogtv.com/Page/whatisdogtv

Just had a quick look. I take this to mean that when you have to leave dogs on their own then you can use this programming to 'enhance' that experience. Not sure what to make of it.

I was extremely surprised to see a name like Dodman attached and involved. Will have to investigate further before reaching a decision. Do feel it has great potential to be used the wrong way by less dog aware people.

Mine don't pay any attention to the television at all :) Unlike a friend's dog, many years ago, that had his nose pushed firmly against the screen following the ball, when ever Match of the Day was on :) :) :)

Several of mine are avid tele watchers, they've enjoyed Crufts and like wildlife or farming programmes. My tele nearly always has dog nose prints on it despite frequent wiping :)

> and like wildlife or farming programmes

:) :) Of course :) :)

dont think it would work for mine :)
gsd occasionall prick up his ears at things but then doesnt bother anymore once he realises it isnt anything that affects him. Pomx doesnt even acknowlegde the tv. Brooke has been watching crufts on and off but soon gets bored.
So no I dont think I will be signing up

Defo would not work for me, every time Phoebe sees another animal, dog, cat, lion, penguin (you get the picture) she growls and then starts to bark if I don't stop her. 1 very protective fur ball.lol

Fay use to watch tv all the time as a pup but liked programs like bargin hunt and flog it lol, she normaly only watches it ocosianaly now but loses intrest quickley

All my Goldies have loved tv. Current girl will sit through a whole program of 'One man and his Dog'  She loved watching agilty from Crufts.

Her favourite children's program, which she enjoys with the little grandchildren, is Big Barn Farm! My screen is always covered in nose prints.

She will just have to be  a deprived dog and carry on with Sky though- I won't be subscribing! :)

My 18 month Lottie has been watching Crufts very alertly - the others just snooze through it. :-)