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Jane Austen · 08-31-2006, 08:13 AM

Jim and Bethany,

I fell in love with Corgis after seeing this movie. It is an oldie but I am sure it will be just as lovely to see it again. I never was able to get a Corgi until my brother's dog passed away and I had room for a dog of my own. So, after forty years I have Duchess! She is just the same as the corgi in the movie. Skittish of unstable articles such as brooms.

Little Dog Lost is sometimes played on the Disney Channel but I haven't seen it myself since the first run. If I knew when it was to be on we could tape it.

I am beginning to lose faith that Disney will ever release this movie on VHS or DVD, but the more of us that request it the more chance that they will see the light.

There is a vast audience of dog lovers who would enjoy this movie, not just Corgi people. I think Disney could make a bundle of money on rereleasing it.

08-31-2006, 08:13 AM	#4 (permalink)
Jane Austen Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: .Massachusetts Posts: 802	Jim and Bethany, I fell in love with Corgis after seeing this movie. It is an oldie but I am sure it will be just as lovely to see it again. I never was able to get a Corgi until my brother's dog passed away and I had room for a dog of my own. So, after forty years I have Duchess! She is just the same as the corgi in the movie. Skittish of unstable articles such as brooms. Little Dog Lost is sometimes played on the Disney Channel but I haven't seen it myself since the first run. If I knew when it was to be on we could tape it. I am beginning to lose faith that Disney will ever release this movie on VHS or DVD, but the more of us that request it the more chance that they will see the light. There is a vast audience of dog lovers who would enjoy this movie, not just Corgi people. I think Disney could make a bundle of money on rereleasing it.