TV Channel for Man’s Best Friend Now Available on Satellite Broadcast Provider Dish Network

DogTV’s 24-hour broadcasts are designed to accommodate dogs with separation anxiety, keeping them occupied when owners leave the house for long periods of time

DogTV, a television channel specifically designed for dogs, is now available to subscribers of U.S.-based satellite broadcast provider Dish Network Corporation, Yoav Ze’evi, vice president of content and distribution at DogTv, said in a phone interview with Calcalist Monday. DogTV, operated by Tel Aviv-based PTV Media Ltd., has been active in the U.S. for the past five years and is already available on Comcast’s digital cable TV service Xfinity and AT&T’s DirecTV.

 

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DogTV provides 24-hour broadcasts adapted to stimuli dogs’ unique visual and hearing senses. The service is meant to accommodate dogs with separation anxiety, keeping them occupied when owners leave the house for long periods of time.

 

Dog (illustration). Photo: Shutterstock

 

Founded in 2009, DogTV has 15 employees in Tel Aviv and Sunnyvale, California, and is available in various markets around the globe, including Brazil, China, South Korea, France, and Portugal.

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DogTV’s investors include Nasdaq-listed media company Discovery Inc. and the Jasmine Group, a Sunnyvale-based media company founded by Israeli-born film producer Yossi Uzrad.