Music and TV just for dogs Music for dogs Laurie Anderson composed a 20-minute work called Music For Dogs, inspired by her Rat Terrier, Lolabelle. The album has electronic sounds imperceptible to human ears and was performed on the steps of the Sydney Opera House to 1500 dogs. Wagtastically fabulous. TV for dogs Did you know there's TV programming for dogs? I heard about it, and at first thought it was an educational channel about dogs. I figured great, there's always more to learn about pooch behavior, breeds, care and training.
But when I tuned in what I saw was a faraway shot of the ocean. Waves were gently lapping the beach. The sun twinkled on the water. A seagull sounded. After a full minute, a tiny sihouette of a dog and a person appeared on the right. They ambled across the bottom of the screen and disappeared on the left. I thought, This is the world's slowest-moving program.... Oh! This isn't TV for people about dogs, this is TV for dogs. 24/7 programming covers relaxation, stimulation, exposure (to acquaint dogs with things like city sounds), and night time segments. If you try it with your dog, let me know how it goes. |
AuthorLiving and enjoying life with furry friends in the East Bay Archives
February 2021
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