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On my Xfinity page an ad for Dog TV, a channel meant to entertain your dog while you are away, one can subscribe for $4.99 month.



So far, I have not seen Cat TV or Snake TV or Hamster TV...
 
I don't know how good their vision is, but none of my four dogs pay any attention to the television. They've probably done trials before launching this, but I'll keep my five bucks in my pocket. :)

Kathy
 
None of my dogs have ever paid more than a few seconds attention to tv. I had a siamese cat who would rub up against it when children were on though and an allycat that would swat at certain scenes with bugs or blowing trash, lol.
 
I did have a dog who would watch TV if herds of animals were running across it, and then go round to the back of the set to see where they'd gone.... don't think his attention span would have held up for more than about 2 minutes though.

Wonder if the next step would be pet food advertising on the station? :rofl:
 
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