"Wow. I loved it. The best (documentary) I've ever seen on rats!" 
- Mary B, Tuscon, AZ

"I am showing all my friends. Everyone will want rats after they see this."
- Lori V, Albany, NY

"I really enjoyed Rats: The Great Underrated Pet. You should have done this a long time ago."
- Cory C, Tampa, FL

"I hope there is a sequel. This was awesome!"
- Anne B, Lansing, MI
THE DOCUMENTARY ON RATS:

DVD Only (no VHS)
 "It's the best animal documentary I've ever seen"
- Pat C, Grand Rapids, MI

"It was funny. Even my boyfriend who doesn't like rats liked it."
- Melinda R, Portland, OR

"I watched the entire thing and really liked it.  You did a great job."
- Shari G, Santa Ana, CA

"This is THE documentary on rats. I loved it!"
- Amanda S, Walla Walla, WA

 
Approved by the Rat & Mouse Club of America!!!
       $13.99 + $3.50 s/h
70 minute documentary DVD with almost 2 hours of bonus rat materials!!!!
For RAT LOVERS ONLY!
(region 1 only, will ship to US & Canada only, *)
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  Narrated by Emmy winner Scott Herriott of the Disney Channel’s “Inside Out” and ZDTV’s “Internet Tonight,” (you may recognize him from a current series of Kia commercials) RTGUP is documentary that promotes rats as great pets. 

Divided into numerous sections; Rat Cultures, Rat Reputation, Rat People, Rat Rescues, etc., the documentary covers all the basics, from why rats are so universally ostracized to why should they be collectively cherished. It includes many interviews, photos, artwork, effects and everything rats. Strictly for people who have rats or who are thinking about getting them or who want to know about rats and why they are excellent pets.
 
The DVD has almost 2 hours of bonus material. Included are deleted interviews, more video,  a rat circus from 1938, and extras not included in the original documentary (stuff that didn't fit, rat jewelry, green mush, more rat babies, extra rat video, and photos).

 


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