Thomas The Tank Engine Makes Bubbles For Puppies!

This is a fun little video for kids that like Thomas the tank engine. Plus, even if you're not a fan of Thomas & Friends, there are a bunch of cute puppies in the video... so it's got that going for it, too! This is a child-friendly video that parents can allow their children to watch without worry. I took a bubble making machine and placed it in one of the troublesome trucks, and had Thomas pull it around my back yard. My hope was that our 7-week-old puppies, who we're fostering for Woods Humane Society in San Luis Obispo, would chase either the bubbles or the train. It's all part of my strategy to keep the pups active and entertained, which keeps them out of trouble. Surprisingly, the pups just weren't interested in the train or the bubbles from the bubble machine. So, I had to resort to a little trick to get them to stop being afraid of the train: I added one more car and filled it with puppy food! These mixed breed puppies have an Australian Shepherd for a mother and a German Shepherd for a father. They'll grow up to be big, active dogs. By the time you see this, all of these puppies will have gone on to their new, permanent homes. The model train you see in the video is in G scale, one of the largest types of model trains that collectors and train lovers enjoy. They are much larger than HO scale trains that you often see in indoor layouts, and can run either indoors or outdoors in just about any weather. The particular train in this video is made by Bachmann, and is available for purchase from Trainworld.com It is designed for a digitally controlled model railroad, and I operate mine from a tablet or a smartphone. The 3-8 year old crowd really seems to be wild for Thomas The Tank Engine, so I bet if you have a toddler, preschooler, or elementary school aged kid... they will love this video. The music used in this video is called "Cuckoo Clock" by Quincas Moreira. His YouTube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL1zFMJb0sthwdAlGjGbdyg Special note: YouTube has disabled the ability to comment on this video. It wasn't me that disabled comments! If you would like to comment on this video, please head over to https://www.facebook.com/groups/831976203803181/ and feel free to post a comment there. I really enjoy reading comments from people who have watched my videos. #ForKids