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A new mobile phone has been specially developed - for dogs.



The bone-shaped device fits on the collar and will go on sale later this year, reports the Mirror.



Top-of-the-range versions will incorporate a camera to show absent owners what their pets are up to.



It they are seen to be misbehaving, the owner can dial a number and shout commands such as: "Bad dog".



Cameron Robb, director of PetsMobility and inventor of the PetsCell phone, said it could also be used to find lost dogs.



He is due to sign a multi-million pound contract to produce them.



Beverley Cuddy, editor of Dogs Today, said: "I think there's a market. People already talk to their dogs on the phone."





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Whatever will they think of next? Anything for a fast buck:D

capt_buzzard wrote: Whatever will they think of next?
pagers for cats? (because they sure don't come when you call their names)

Elder mobiles stop them wondering........................away

BabyRider prediction for the success of this product: Big HUGE LOSER!!!! :yh_doh

tmbsgrl wrote: I think that is a stupid idea. anything to make money!!!!Put a tag on the Wife/Husband/bf/gf

Great Idea...I love it.

My dog doesn't listen to my commands when I am home. I don't think it would change if I yell through her collar. If it had a built in remote control squirt gun...THAT would be something.

Cass, seeing the picture of your profile, i thought you could have good chances of winning the Nokia see new contest, which as about taking a picture with a camera phone and then send it to them and you could end up having a day spent with a profi photographer and experience professional photography. I love your the kitten.

[QUOTE=Cass]A new mobile phone has been specially developed - for dogs.



The bone-shaped device fits on the collar and will go on sale later this year, reports the Mirror.



Top-of-the-range versions will incorporate a camera to show absent owners what their pets are up to.



It they are seen to be misbehaving, the owner can dial a number and shout commands such as: "Bad dog".



Cameron Robb, director of PetsMobility and inventor of the PetsCell phone, said it could also be used to find lost dogs.



He is due to sign a multi-million pound contract to produce them.



Beverley Cuddy, editor of Dogs Today, said: "I think there's a market. People already talk to their dogs on the phone."