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Blue Peter presenter John Noakes, seen here with the programmes new border collie puppy
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Blue Peter presenter John Noakes, seen here with the programmes new border collie puppy
Blue Peter presenter John Noakes, seen here with the programmes new border collie puppy.
The viewers will be invited to suggest a name when the new series of Blue Peter starts.
Children who do own dogs will pick up lots of hints on how to look after and train a new puppy.
It is hoped that the thousands of children who aren t able to keep dogs will feel they have a share in the new puppy. 14th September 1971
Malcolm McNeill
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
England
71 8570
Media ID 21741756
© Mirrorpix
Basket Bbc Television Centre Bone Border Collie Childrens Programmes 1971 Presenter Shep
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see the beloved Blue Peter presenter John Noakes cradling the show's adorable new border collie puppy. The anticipation for the upcoming series of Blue Peter is palpable as viewers eagerly await their chance to suggest a name for this precious furry addition. Not only will children with dogs benefit from watching this segment, but those without pets will also feel a sense of inclusion and connection to the new puppy. It is hoped that through this shared experience, thousands of children who are unable to keep dogs will find joy and learn valuable lessons about responsibility. As John Noakes gently holds the pup in his arms, one can't help but notice the overflowing basket filled with toys and treats nearby. This serves as a reminder that owning a dog comes with great responsibility - teaching young viewers essential tips on how to properly care for and train their own puppies. The image captures an era when children's programmes like Blue Peter were cherished sources of entertainment and education. With its timeless appeal, this photograph transports us back to 1971 when families gathered around their television sets, eagerly awaiting each episode featuring John Noakes and his loyal companion Shep. This remarkable snapshot by Malcolm McNeill not only immortalizes a treasured moment in television history but also evokes feelings of nostalgia and warmth within our hearts.
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