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    Campbell interviewed guests about their pets. The original program title was Pet Shop , but was changed to Pet Corner by 3 December 1953. [ 2 ] The production involved the Toronto Humane Society .

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    Hamish, voiced by Ian Angus Wilkie, is a large Red Setter.He is well-spoken and the most intellectually-minded of the Pets, often seen reading books or newspapers. On the flipside, however, he is also frequently uptight, sarcastic, has a short temper, and longs to be in more intelligent, cultured, and dignified company than the rest of the Pets household.

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