Old Song Carries New Tune

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http://www.hsus.org/about_us/celebrity_support/how_much_is_that_doggie_in.html

 

 

In 1952, Patti Page recorded an innocent and simple tune about a 'doggie' in a

pet shop window. Page says, " At the time, 'Doggie in the Window' seemed like a

sweet and harmless message, " but times have changed.

 

Now, the doggies in pet store windows mostly come from puppy mills, causing Page

to change her tune—literally. She has recorded a new version of " Doggie " with

the same familiar melody, but with totally new lyrics:

 

 

go to site to see lyrics and hear song

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hmmm, a bit twee isnt it?, good intentions aside.

I have impressed upon my kids that animals are not money making breeding kits, and that the people that breed ( or inbreed) and sell are monsters. Hopefully they will follow my example and give animals that need a home, a better life.

 

Peter vv

 

 

 

 

fraggle <EBbrewpunxvegan chat Sunday, 30 November, 2008 8:33:33 PM Old Song Carries New Tune

 

http://www.hsus. org/about_ us/celebrity_ support/how_ much_is_that_ doggie_in. htmlIn 1952, Patti Page recorded an innocent and simple tune about a 'doggie' in a pet shop window. Page says, "At the time, 'Doggie in the Window' seemed like a sweet and harmless message," but times have changed.Now, the doggies in pet store windows mostly come from puppy mills, causing Page to change her tune—literally. She has recorded a new version of "Doggie" with the same familiar melody, but with totally new lyrics:go to site to see lyrics and hear song