Does your pet like watching tv?

[gavroche]

Ours like watching animals on tv and always barks if she sees people fighting. Many a time, we get more fun watching her than the actual tv screens.

 

[Crackle]

No, he's more into philosophical debate

 

[screenman]

Yes but we have to keep rewinding the program, goldfish it seems have a very short memory.

 

[Levo-Lon]

My Border loved tv

 

[midlife]

Our dog Ruby likes Nigel on Gardeners World

 

[User6179]

My dogs favourite films,

The Beagle has landed
Donnie Barko
Ridgeback Mountain
First Bloodhound

 

[gary19]

My cat watch's snooker

 

[raleighnut]

Cinders likes a wildlife program, the rest don't bother (they'd sooner watch the log-burner when it's lit.

 

[tom73]

Our westie watchers the snooker. Used to run over to the dog on specsavers advert.
Our last one watched anything that had a fury animal in it.

 

[gary19]

Cinders likes a wildlife program, the rest don't bother (they'd sooner watch the log-burner when it's lit.

We have 3 cats 1 watch's snooker and other one likes wildlife programs the 3rd likes his food to much

 

[NorthernDave]

Where to start?

Chance, our much missed Border Collie cross would occasionally pick up a bit of sound from the telly and stare at it for a minute or so - seagulls in particular. Otherwise, not interested.

His replacement, Robbie the terrier cross, watches everything and views the appearance of any animal on screen as a potential threat to his territory (and more likely his cushy life) and if he's in the mood, starts yapping at the telly.
This not only includes other dogs, but horses, cats, cows, meerkats (including the Corrie / insurance ones), the cartoon penguins in the British Gas advert and pretty much anything else that might look at him in a funny way.

 

[Drago]

My dog loves tv, especialy the ToTP repeats. He's a big fan of Legs and Co.

 

[raleighnut]

My dog loves tv, especialy the ToTP repeats. He's a big fan of Legs and Co.

That's your excuse.

 

[tom73]

Where to start?

Chance, our much missed Border Collie cross would occasionally pick up a bit of sound from the telly and stare at it for a minute or so - seagulls in particular. Otherwise, not interested.

His replacement, Robbie the terrier cross, watches everything and views the appearance of any animal on screen as a potential threat to his territory (and more likely his cushy life) and if he's in the mood, starts yapping at the telly.
This not only includes other dogs, but horses, cats, cows, meerkats (including the Corrie / insurance ones), the cartoon penguins in the British Gas advert and pretty much anything else that might look at him in a funny way.

Sound just like our last one

 

[Dayvo]

Our cat is another who enjoys the odd frame of snooker (watching, obviously, not playing). He even goes behind the TV to see if he can find the players.

Football interests him, too.

Best of all is watching wildlife programmes, esp. when the birds are singing. He goes berserk trying to locate the sound.