Welcome to DOG TV®

Hi there! My name is Bella. I’m a rescue and I’m the official spokesdog for DOG TV® along with my four-legged friend Buddy. We’re here to provide you with information, tips and links to dog-friendly sites as well as letting you know about dog-related happenings.

This website and DOG TV® programs have been created to enlighten viewers, both young and younger, how they can spend more quality time with their pet and at the same time keeping their pets healthy and happy.

A healthy pet is an active pet! Enjoy the site!

"There is honor in
being a dog."

- Aristotle (384 B.C. - 324 B.C.)

"My fashion philosophy is,
if you're not covered in dog hair, your life is empty."

-Elayne Boosler, comedian

- Winston Churchill had a dog named "Rufus"

- Audrey Hepburn's dog was a Yorkshire Terrier named "Mr. Famous"

DOG TV® Shows

Dog TV® can be viewed on our YouTube Channel  Dog TV® Productions, LLC. and has won the following awards:

  • Telly Award
  • Videographer Award of Distinction
  • ITVA Palm Beach Video Festival Award

About DOG TV® Productions:

DOG TV® is produced by Celeste Locante Thorson. Her latest project “Viper Virus: History in the Making” has been accepted into over 50 Film Festivals throughout the world and has garnered multiple awards.

Favorites from our Blog

Anti-freeze

Anti-freeze

Antifreeze, a yellow, greenish substance can be toxic to your pet. It is an automotive liquid and can be found in driveways, under cars and along the side of the road. If your animal ingests this substance, it severely effects the kidneys and the bladder, can cause...

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Bufo Toads

Bufo Toads

Bufo Toads (Bufo Marinus) are a common inhabitant and invasive to Florida, Hawaii and Texas and can be toxic to your pet. Bufo Toads are known to exist around waterways and under bushes. They also come out after dark. The Bufo Toad can be extremely poisonous if it...

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Poisonous Plants & Shrubs

Poisonous Plants & Shrubs

If you think your dog has been in contact with, or has ingested any of the poisonous plants or shrubs on this list, contact your veterinarian or local emergency veterinarian clinic and describe what your dog has eaten and any symptoms they are experiencing. Alway keep...

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