DOGTV Networks is marking National Dog Day on August 26, 2025, with a multifaceted celebration that includes a flash sale, new content releases, and a public event in Times Square. The company is offering a 24-hour promotional bundle for $24 that includes one year of DOGTV subscription, one month of 24/7 pet telehealth access from TeleTails, one personalized teletraining session from TeleTails, and a BuddyID Tag with Lost Pet Registration. This offer is available exclusively at https://www.dogtv.com on August 26.
New programming will debut across both DOGTV channels. The DOGTV channel will feature a playlist of guided meditations designed for dogs and their humans to relax and connect. Unleashed, by DOGTV will premiere the second season of The Dog Moms, starring celebrity dog trainers and pet influencers Amber Aquart and Chrissy Joy, focusing on modern dog parenthood. Unleashed by DOGTV is a free streaming channel available on platforms including Amazon FireTV Channels, STIRR, Anoki, TugoTV, and Serially, with more information at https://www.dogtv.com/unleashed.
A live Meet-Up in Times Square from 3 PM to 6 PM EST will include free giveaways from pet brands, a Best Trick Contest at 4 PM, a group photo opportunity at 5 PM, and meet-and-greets with DOGTV's canine executives. Special Happy Dog Day messages will appear on the NASDAQ screen 13 times hourly. DOGTV, founded in 2014, is the first television service created specifically for dogs, with scientifically developed programming to keep them relaxed and stimulated when alone. It is available on AppleTV, FireTV, Roku, Android, IOS, LG SmartTVs, and soon on Vizio and Samsung SmartTVs.
This initiative underscores the expanding pet care and entertainment industry, emphasizing the human-animal bond through accessible technology and community events. The integration of telehealth and training services with entertainment reflects a trend toward holistic pet wellness solutions, potentially influencing how pet owners engage with digital content and support services for their animals.
