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Tv dogs on Sesame street
When I was little, I used to love these dogs on TV. Now I can't remember what they're called! They were brown dogs with long ears. They also had human hands, wore clothes and walked on 2 feet instead of 4. I'm pretty sure they appeared on Sesame Street a few times. They were real dogs and had human sized bodies and could talk. I specifically remember my brother having a video of them singing Nursery Rhymes and one was dressed as mother goose. This is really driving me crazy! Please Help!! :confused:
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Sesame Street is still on, I think, do you think you could watch and maybe find out what you need to know ?
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The artist: William Wegman. His dogs, originally Man Ray, and now Fay Ray and Battina, are just a small portion of the art he's been involved with for years. The breed is Weimaraner. His website is at Wegman but most of it has nothing to do with the dogs. An old Sesame Street clip: YouTube - Sesame Street - Rub-a-dub dub (William Wegman's Weimaraners). Thanks :) I had the same problem and it was driving me nuts too -- your post kept me sane enough to keep searching the internet. "live dogs on Sesame Street" was the search that finally found it :D.
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