DOGTV: The cable network for 'home alone' dogs

Cable's first 24-hour channel for canines promises to keep Fido entertained while you're out on the town

A dog watches human programming: DOGTV, a cable network devoted entirely to dogs, promises shows that will encourage playfulness and soothe lonely pups.
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"Television is going to the dogs," says Ben Forer at ABC News. That's thanks to DOGTV, a "whole new breed" of cable channel making its debut in San Diego. Developed exclusively for a canine audience, DOGTV advertises itself as the "ideal babysitter" for dogs who have to stay home alone. (Watch an introductory video below.) In addition to keeping your dog company, DOGTV claims to help "prevent mental fatigue, depression, and boredom." Here, a guide to this new network:

What sort of shows are on DOGTV?

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