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The story of Nipper, the HMV dog and his association with Bristol

[@Satoshi276]

Such a lovely documentary, thank you for your hard work.

[@bobbennett5651]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

[@Chris-nm9uj]

He was definitely a good boy. Nice video

[@bobbennett5651]

Thanks, glad you liked it.

[@photohum]

Thank you

[@bobbennett5651]

You're very welcome

[@yalta5060]

Nice video
I always see that “His Master’s Voice” image when I visit my grandmother’s house. It’s nice to know it’s origin.

[@bobbennett5651]

Glad you liked Nippers story.

[@jasongoodin]

Thank you for this. my Rat Terrier is nearly 17 years old and he's a spitting image of Nipper...I wish UA-cam could share pics.

[@bobbennett5651]

I hope you and your 'Nipper' look a like have a very Merry Christmas.

[@amara6656]

thank you so much for this - i never thought to question where the dog came from - now i know

[@bobbennett5651]

Thanks, glad you liked it

[@Modeltnick]

This is very interesting, as a phonograph aficionado! I never knew this! Thanks for a great job!

[@bobbennett5651]

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it

[@sherryhannah498]

I hope y'all will reply to this love Nipper

[@hookbeak3516]

You waste the first minute talking about other historical Bristol people, when you could concentrated more on Nipper & how he came to meet Mark Barraud. Was it the bombing of the old Prince's Theatre in November 1940, that caused Mark to become destitude to find Nipper? We will never know.

[@bobbennett5651]

Thanks for your comments.

[@oliviafoley6274]

i may be the outlier- but i enjoyed this bit!

[@Arkelk2010]

@@oliviafoley6274 I enjoyed it too. Good building of anticipation. (Although why the merchant statue isn't there any more is a mystery to this American.)