I thought it might be fun to show everybody a video that we took late in 2007 – of Tommy (our blind and deaf white Sheltie) and Jackson (a Corgi we rescued) playing. They played very nicely with each other, and Jackson figured out how to play with Tommy so he didn’t get scared or upset. It was great watching these two guys play.
Unfortunately, you need to have the right software (big surprise, eh?) integrated with your web browser. I’ve tried to make this as generic as possible (.avi file, playable by Windows Media Player). If you don’t have the right stuff installed, you’ll get a prompt saying so and offering to download and install it. You’ll almost certainly have to exit your browser and restart it, but that’s not too awful.
Once that’s all in place, you can watch the video if you click here: Playing With Tommy (A Short Video)
















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4 users has commented on " On a slightly happier note… "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackGreat video…I want more of the same except longer please. This was fun but too short!
- Barbara
Tommy is precious! That looks like Evie tormenting Jackson, but thoughtfully leaving Tommy in peace.
Too cute! I love my Tommy! But I agree with Barbara, I want more!
More it shall be, then! Not today, because of extreme overload, but soon. In fact, I think I’ll start using more video clips of rescues in general — tissue alert, though: I am certain to include the good, the bad, and the outright horrifying.
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