Let's Talk Animals

For a small taste of this great DVD,
watch the preview below.

This is simply a delightful selection for not only the younger set, but for us oldsters who enjoy an animal's companionship. Enjoy over an hour of great animal tales.

One of our personal favorites, this nostalgic DVD includes 6 movies which illustrates the role animals play in our lives and their contributions.

Animals in Modern Life is a 11 minute, 1937 movie that starts with prehistoric times and moves forward to the present discussing the contributions animals have made to the life of modern man. Like the horse making travel easier for man. How chickens, goats, and cows provide us with milk, eggs and cheese. The movie provides insight to both young and old how both man and animals co-exist and their importance to one another.

Billie the Buffalo Baby - Follow along with the star buffalo just after he was born and see how he fits in with the other buffalo in the daily activities that take place. The 1956 movie offers a wonderful educational opportunity for both children and adults to learn about the role of the Buffalo, and also how the native American culture also fits in. Wonderful footage of native American rituals. The movie runs approximately 10 and a half minutes.

The Hare & The Tortoise - Is a 1947 dramatized version of Aesop's fable bringing it to life and starring lots of talking animals. In addition to our hare and tortoise, we have the owl, a fox, a goose, a rooster, and a raccoon. It's fun to watch the animals talk and set up the course for the race. A must see for moms, dads, grandma, grandpa and the children. So grab your popcorn and sit down for close to 11 minutes and enjoy the show (and the race).

Mother Mack Trains Her Seven Puppies - This is the first part of a heart warming story of how a wonderful dog raises her pups. It was so much fun to watch the children with the puppies. One of my favorite parts is when the boys and the puppies are at the beach and the puppies encounter a seal and the antics that ensue. It's a wonderful story, but also offers a great opportunity for some lessons on how children should take care of and treat animals. The first part runs approximately 11 minutes. This first movie was made in 1952.

Mother Mack's Puppies Find Happy Homes - Was done in 1953 and continues the story of Mother Mack and her puppies and how they move on to loving homes. Again, lots of great lessons to be learned on how children should treat animals and how they interact with them. Plus the importance of who gets to bring the puppies home with them, and the new homes they go to. Again a heartwarming and wonderful movie that the whole family can enjoy.

Three Little Kittens - This touching movie from 1938 follows three kittens from birth until they are old enough to help out on the farm. I loved watching the antics of the kittens, and their mom showing them the ropes and the trees of course. You will come away with a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye as you watch them frolic with one another.

All in all, a set of movies you'll want to watch over and over.

Please note that the DVDs produced are done so with the original film footage. We have deliberately left in all the slight imperfections which adds to the nostalgia, charm and wonder of these vintage DVDs.

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