I do not know why, but this song has made me weep since I was three years old, and I am now sixty-four. And the weeping is not for sorrow but for joy, because the love of a dog---of any breed or mix---and the privilege of giving a good dog a good home are two of the chiefest blessings of life. During my adolescence, I had a Cocker Spaniel, Monica, (passed in 1986), who understood my moods better than my parents did. Now, in my old age, as I finish the course and get ready to transition to Heaven, I have a chihuahua, Zoey, who understands me better than my peers do. As a Christian, I have faith that redemption is not just for people but for all creation, as Saint Paul has said, and I look forward to the companionship of both Monica and Zoey in Heaven. And so, an old man, I weep for the joy of the promise of having a good final home, and of having even my canine loved ones with me there.
In the Netherlands this was played on the radio often, so my mother got to know the lyrics and sang along out loud every time. Beautiful to hear it again. Thanks for this little treasure.
I just love this song! This song truly belongs only to Patti Page! I love this colorized video! This is the first song I ever learned how sing including all the verses and the chorus when I was 2!
Interestingly, a friend of mine were talking tonight about a Christmas song duet by Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney. And she also recalled this song believing it was actually sang by Rosemary Clooney. But after I researched this further, I couldn’t find a version by Clooney - mainly only by Patti Page. So after I listened to it, it reminded me of how my mother sang that song to me when I was a very young child. I was born in ‘54, a year after Patti Page’s version was released. I hadn’t thought about that song for years until my friend mentioned it to me today. And it did bring a tear to my eye when I heard it again! 😢😊
This is the first time I have ever seen this video of Patti Page singing How much is that doggie in the window! I was born in the late fall of 1978 in Kentucky. I have seen the video with the man pet shop employee and the little boy that was made a year after this! Patti has blonde hair and is 10 pounds lighter. Thank you very much for posting and sharing this classic video of this classic song!
My grandma and her girlfriend’s worked out in the pool in palm beach while singing songs from their childhood. I would visit and this was my favorite song, she passed 2011.
A great friend just sent me this video. Last week she was helping me out and happened upon my first stuffed toy doggie. It’s a little black dog with a red ribbon around it’s neck. I surprised her by twisting its little tail as it was also a musical stuffed toy that played, you guessed it, “How Much is that Doggie in the Window?” We both sang along with it while our eyes swelled with tears. I was born in 1952.
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I do not know why, but this song has made me weep since I was three years old, and I am now sixty-four. And the weeping is not for sorrow but for joy, because the love of a dog---of any breed or mix---and the privilege of giving a good dog a good home are two of the chiefest blessings of life. During my adolescence, I had a Cocker Spaniel, Monica, (passed in 1986), who understood my moods better than my parents did. Now, in my old age, as I finish the course and get ready to transition to Heaven, I have a chihuahua, Zoey, who understands me better than my peers do. As a Christian, I have faith that redemption is not just for people but for all creation, as Saint Paul has said, and I look forward to the companionship of both Monica and Zoey in Heaven. And so, an old man, I weep for the joy of the promise of having a good final home, and of having even my canine loved ones with me there.
Bless you 🤍🕊🤍 I look forward to meeting you someday in the great by & by reunited with all your canine friends ☁️😇☁️
"If there are no dogs in Heaven I want to go where they went."~Will Rogers
Great Song and Video!
In the Netherlands this was played on the radio often, so my mother got to know the lyrics and sang along out loud every time. Beautiful to hear it again. Thanks for this little treasure.
I just love this song! This song truly belongs only to Patti Page! I love this colorized video! This is the first song I ever learned how sing including all the verses and the chorus when I was 2!
Interestingly, a friend of mine were talking tonight about a Christmas song duet by Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney. And she also recalled this song believing it was actually sang by Rosemary Clooney. But after I researched this further, I couldn’t find a version by Clooney - mainly only by Patti Page. So after I listened to it, it reminded me of how my mother sang that song to me when I was a very young child. I was born in ‘54, a year after Patti Page’s version was released. I hadn’t thought about that song for years until my friend mentioned it to me today. And it did bring a tear to my eye when I heard it again! 😢😊
This is the first time I have ever seen this video of Patti Page singing How much is that doggie in the window! I was born in the late fall of 1978 in Kentucky. I have seen the video with the man pet shop employee and the little boy that was made a year after this! Patti has blonde hair and is 10 pounds lighter. Thank you very much for posting and sharing this classic video of this classic song!
My grandma and her girlfriend’s worked out in the pool in palm beach while singing songs from their childhood. I would visit and this was my favorite song, she passed 2011.
Thank you so much for posting this classic!!
Loved this when I was a small Child!
❤I never knew about the other lyrics until today!!😮Such a cute song!❤❤❤❤
A great friend just sent me this video. Last week she was helping me out and happened upon my first stuffed toy doggie. It’s a little black dog with a red ribbon around it’s neck. I surprised her by twisting its little tail as it was also a musical stuffed toy that played, you guessed it, “How Much is that Doggie in the Window?” We both sang along with it while our eyes swelled with tears. I was born in 1952.
Your a legend if you know THIS........
I must admit - That's a particular sweet doggie :)
Had only heard the first verse growing up, mainly from people singing it over the years.
this was my 1st record I ever owned, on 45 in 1972
Epic!
Wonderful! Our mother used to sing this to us and that would have been in the 1950's.
Congratulations greg...lil blu...
No minky winks were harmed in the making of that coat...lil blu...
✍️. SOU FO BRASIL 🇧🇷. 👏🌟♥️
How much is that doggie in the window... Arf, arf!
You do know that part of the tune comes from Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, don't you? Second Movement. Patti Page was a very attractive lady.
Always loved this song! But OMG - she's wearing an animal!!!
I want dat one, the one with a waggidy tail, they got cute doggies in la...
I have the 78 record -
Pete @agin , heard it ,
2x speed sounds like a future song
Oops , thanks all , HONEY ' , MY tail wagged 🎉
That song was played on the end of Pink Flamingos when Divine ate the real dog poop 💩
Is there a metal version of this song?
LMao this needs to exist
Handbag
Sorry my dog is not for sale
Im here from the walten files
Elon musk could not buy it