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by vonissk on 30 May 2011 - 23:05
Anyone ever heard of this show? I caught it on the Mormon channel--BYUT I think--at 5:30 central time--it is on M-F. It was a really cool show. It featured a Mali doing Mondio, some European breed in Europe herding sheep and A Rottie pulling a girl on a bike. And no commercials. Think I am going to start catching it every day...................
by 4pack on 31 May 2011 - 02:05
There is a Mormon channel?
by vonissk on 31 May 2011 - 04:05
Seriously 4 pack there is. BYU stands for Brigham Young University in Salt lake City. That's why I think it is BYUT--it's on my cable. There are some religious stuff on there --of course--but also cooking shows, sewing, movies, older shows like the waltons, sports, all commercial free. Most of the movies are family oriented sort of like Hallmark channel movies. Yeah just checked--it is BYUTV. They just gave the website BYUTV.org in case you wanted to check out that program.
by amitshep on 31 May 2011 - 05:05
couple of years ago i watched this show "dogs with jobs" on national geographik channel.it shows so many breeds sometimes mix breed dogs doing variety of works.and i loved it very much.hope it starts again.
by Gemini on 01 June 2011 - 21:06
Also on national geographic channel they run a show called blue collar working dogs. Was a thread about sometime ago. Showed some GSD's in NYC working with PD and some labs doing bomb detection. Specifically the dog that did detection when they found the SUV in Times Square with explosives. Very interesting show.
Reggie
Reggie
by vonissk on 02 June 2011 - 00:06
Hey Reggie thanks for sharing that. I'll have to go to Nat Geo's site and look for it. Never heard of it before and I do watch that channel.
by Gemini on 02 June 2011 - 20:06
I just realized I have two national geographic channels. I am sure it will be on the sit. Very interesting. My and my daughter enjoyed.
Reggie
Reggie
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