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DVD For Dogs : While You Are Gone
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DVD For Dogs : While You Are Gone

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My dogs NEVER watch TV but when I put this DVD on they just stared. Unbelievable!!

Carol Austin, TX --email to Robbins Island Music

 
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Product Details
Actors:Deer, ducks, geese, wolfs, prairie dogs
Director:Bradley Joseph
Format:NTSC
Number of Discs:1
Studio:Robbins Island Music
Run Time:65 minutes
DVD Release Date:August 01, 2007
Average Customer Rating: based on 13 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.5
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3 of 6 found the following review helpful:

2NOT FOR ALL DOGS  Apr 21, 2008
I bought this DVD to help when I am dogsitting for my sister's two Italian grayhounds, but it certainly didn't attract--much less hold--their attention. It's an oddly edited mish-mash. First off, the various segments are connected with New-Age-style piano music. Is there any evidence anywhere that dogs especially enjoy New Age piano music? There are, at several totally arbitrary points, brief voice-overs of pet owners reciting short testimonials to their own pets. Perhaps a voice track saying "good dog!" or some such thing would register with a pet, but not the Hallmark sentiments included on this disc. The editing is far too jumpy for dogs--a continuous shot from a single camera might have worked, but animals don't understand changing camera angles and jump cuts, so as the camera leaps about during individual segments, it must be totally disorienting to them. My own experience with this, as well as other DVDs for dogs, is that they tend to become much more engaged when there are shots of other dogs, along with dog noises, and this DVD has only minimal dog footage. How can a dog possibly identify with shots of, say, flamingos if they have never seen one in real life? All in all it's an interesting and potentially effective concept, but the execution is only so-so at best.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5My Dogs LOVE IT  Apr 16, 2008
Beautiful music and scenery. Oscar (my dog :-) ) gets excited everytime I reach for the remote now. Going to get him the Music Dogs Love: While You Are Gone next.

1 of 3 found the following review helpful:

2DVD for Dogs not so entertaining  Mar 26, 2008
I bought this for my dog whom we have decided has A.D.D. (haha) Anyway, she does have a short attention span, and the scenes in this movie are a bit too long to hold her attention. They will interest her for about 10 seconds, maybe a little longer, but as each scene and sound stays there for a good 5-10 minutes, I ended up watching more than she did. Also, there weren't a lot of barking dogs (just the same one occasionally throughout the movie) and there weren't any scenes of dogs playing together or anything. I think that these would have held her attention far longer than the ducks, chickens, fish, etc..
The movie is set up nicely, but for a dog with virtually no attention span, it didn't work out well.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

5Dog Lover and sitter  Mar 26, 2008
Really enjoyed the Music Dogs Love: While You Are Gone CD (go there for my review) so I ordered the DVD so I could change things up. My only complaint is my dogs leave nose prints on the screen :-). In all seriousness I was amazed in their response. The younger dogs seem to enjoy it the most. I usually put it on when I take my neighbors dogs for a walk (I dogsit them on the weekends) and when I get back my dogs are still sitting there staring at my TV. Its pretty funny!

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4lonely doggy  Mar 07, 2008
cute dvd. keeps my dog from getting too lonely when I'm gone. Caught my toddler gazing at it too.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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