Bad Dog Name is “Vicked”
“Bad Dog” was an oxymoron, because the Dymon family has raised dogs for the disabled. In light of Michael Vick it is no longer funny.
Miami, FL, January 12, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Bad Dog, Inc. name changed to Paul Dymon films, inc., adds underwater HD camera, bolsters postproduction studio.
The corporate name “Bad Dog” was a joke, an oxymoron, because the Dymon family has raised dogs for the disabled. “In light of the Michael Vick situation it is no longer funny,” says owner Paul Dymon. “We are not abandoning the domain baddoginc.com and hope to donate it to a watch-dog group (no joke) to help put a stop to the bad, dog-fighting madness.”
Ironically, the Dymon’s know more about ‘good dogs’. They have raised four Golden Retrievers for Canine Companions for Independence (http://www.caninecompanions.org/), and received a Governor’s Proclamation for raising Nevada’s first licensed service dog. The Dymon’s also fostered a Capuchin monkey for Helping Hands (http://helpinghandsmonkeys.org). This group provides highly skilled monkey helpers to disabled human partners.
Shooting Florida's coral reefs led Dymon to a third organization to utilize animals in the service of man. Island Dolphin Care (http://www.islanddolphincare.org/) Key Largo provides disabled children with week-long dolphin interactions. In addition, this group ‘gives back’ dolphin rescue, care and release. All three organizations are linked through the company’s web site.
Paul Dymon films, inc. is no Bad Dog. They brought High Def costs down to earth, they brought it back from the sea, and now they’re available to shoot the finest aquariums, moats, canals, spas, waterfalls, pools, and/or fountains in full spectrum 4:2:2 High Definition.
Videos available on request.
For more information:
Phone:702.598.1637 ~ Email: info@hd2o.tv ~ Web: http://hd2o.tv
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The corporate name “Bad Dog” was a joke, an oxymoron, because the Dymon family has raised dogs for the disabled. “In light of the Michael Vick situation it is no longer funny,” says owner Paul Dymon. “We are not abandoning the domain baddoginc.com and hope to donate it to a watch-dog group (no joke) to help put a stop to the bad, dog-fighting madness.”
Ironically, the Dymon’s know more about ‘good dogs’. They have raised four Golden Retrievers for Canine Companions for Independence (http://www.caninecompanions.org/), and received a Governor’s Proclamation for raising Nevada’s first licensed service dog. The Dymon’s also fostered a Capuchin monkey for Helping Hands (http://helpinghandsmonkeys.org). This group provides highly skilled monkey helpers to disabled human partners.
Shooting Florida's coral reefs led Dymon to a third organization to utilize animals in the service of man. Island Dolphin Care (http://www.islanddolphincare.org/) Key Largo provides disabled children with week-long dolphin interactions. In addition, this group ‘gives back’ dolphin rescue, care and release. All three organizations are linked through the company’s web site.
Paul Dymon films, inc. is no Bad Dog. They brought High Def costs down to earth, they brought it back from the sea, and now they’re available to shoot the finest aquariums, moats, canals, spas, waterfalls, pools, and/or fountains in full spectrum 4:2:2 High Definition.
Videos available on request.
For more information:
Phone:702.598.1637 ~ Email: info@hd2o.tv ~ Web: http://hd2o.tv
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