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Friday, June 8, 2012

Television goes to the dogs

My views on TV can be summed up pretty easily:

  • Some TV is actually beneficial – educationally, recreationally, relationally.
  • Some TV is mind-numbing but probably not dangerous in moderation.
  • Some TV is evil and threatening to one’s healthy development as a human being.

So it shouldn’t be surprising that someone has concluded that TV need not be just for humans.  The creators of Dog TV (click on the link to learn more) want to help your canine function more effectively.  For just $4.99 per month ($9.99 for the streaming option) your TV can babysit your dog, providing educational and emotional benefits in the process.

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And yes, there’s a website called “Cat TV” (click on the link to read more).

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