Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #39906 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-08-01
• Rating: G (General Audience)
• Format: NTSC
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 65 minutes

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

Carol Austin, TX --email to Robbins Island Music

Review
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I love this DVD. Now I don't feel so bad when I go to work and leave my dog alone. Sue --email to Robbins Island Music

Review
I love the loop feature because I'm gone all day at work. Do you have one for my cats, it would be a great present for my daughters birthday? lol

Frank Oakland, CA --email to Robbins Island Music

Customer Reviews

audio ok, visually no effect
Bought this items based on good reviews here.
My mini schnauzer won't pay any attention to visual presentation (on my 40" HDTV, so it's not bc of poor quality video), but audio keeps his ears flopping once in a while. So I just copied the audio files onto a cd and had it looping on my stereo for 8 hrs.

Visual - no effect
Audio - mediocre

NOT FOR ALL DOGS
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.

My Dogs LOVE IT
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.