SHETLAND SHEEPDOG DVD! All about the Sheltie. Includes Bonus Video: Dog & Puppy Obedience Training.
November 22nd, 2009 | 
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Pet Video Library Books on Video presents the SHETLAND SHEEPDOG! This DVD contains Everything You Should Know about the breed and covers: History & Development – We’ll take you through the early history of the SHETLAND SHEEPDOG. You’ll learn the breed’s origin and how the SHELTIE was used in the working world. Characteristics – Discover the behavioral characteristics and temperament of the SHETLAND SHEEPDOG. Grooming – Learn basic grooming skills that will keep y… More >>
SHETLAND SHEEPDOG DVD! All about the Sheltie. Includes Bonus Video: Dog & Puppy Obedience Training.
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I agree with the other reviewer. What a waste! If you’re looking to see Shelties at varies stages of life, or various colorings, etc. look elsewhere. This was the only DVD that I could find on Shetland Sheepdogs, and I wish I’d passed on it. But I wanted to show the family what we’re considering. I watched it by myself, and I’m glad I did. The kids would have been bored stiff, and they used ONE puppy throughout the entire video. Talk about boring. I wanted to see litters of puppies playing together, adult dogs doing tricks. Pass on this, buy a good & informative book filled with pictures, and then find homemade videos of real people with their dogs. Much more satisfying.
Rating: 1 / 5
Could have been a nice product but failed at every turn. It was 2 months late in arriving, received 2 copies instead of the requested one and was an absolute waste of time as it was advertised. The only info provided was obvious to any dog owne and the dog was a poor representative of the breed. Didn’t use any variety of the breed. The viewer gets the feeling that the production takes place at a shelter and the human rep in the film is calling out for different breeds to make the same lousy film with yet a different animal. “OK, that’s a wrap – now let’s do the beagle.”
Don’t waste your time or money on this one.
Rating: 1 / 5