Dogs Of The Pyrenees (1933)

No title. Pyrenees, France. M/S of dogs running towards the camera - they are big white dogs. A man in a white coat and cloth cap opens a pen and another dog runs out. M/S of the dogs taking food from the keeper’s hand. “Big, but not clumsy, they are as sensible as they are handsome - and they have no nerves.“ L/S of three of the dogs being walked towards the camera on leads. “Centuries ago they were posted outside the great castles of Southern France - devoted and formidable sentries.“ C/U of three of the dogs - they look a bit like St Bernards but fluffier. They are standing on their hind legs with their front paws on a gate. They have got their tongues hanging out and look cute. The keeper gives them treats to eat. “A magnificent prize winner.“ One of the dogs stands on a table and has his fur brushed by one of the keepers. C/U of the dog. L/S of keeper and dogs running towards the camera. Was an item in Eve’s Film Review issue number 613. FILM ID: A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ