in Love" "Pip's Debut" "Seeking Juliet" "Dogtanian's Great Feat" "The Queen's Diamonds of Tears" "The Queen's Missing Necklace in the Midst" "Hurry, Before the Valtz Stars" "The Feat Trial" "Dogtanian and the Blue Falcon" "The Misterious Ghost Ship" "Dogtanian in the Jungle" "Toll Not Ye Bells" "The Fake Count the Rochefort" "Milady's Poison" "Congratulations, Muskehound Dogtanian" Accolades Bronze medal at the 1982 International Film & TV Festival of New York. Honorable mention at the 7th international 'Child of Our Time' festival, Milan. TP de Oro award for most popular children's series. Special award in the International Contest for Children & Youth of Gijón. Home media UK VHS releases In the UK during the late 1980s, Video Collection International Ltd released numerous video releases of Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds after its broadcast on BBC from 1985 to 1987 and its latest reruns on ITV from 1988 to 1990. DVD releases The series has now been released on DVD in the UK by Revelation Films in Region 0 format: Episodes 1–9: 28 April 2003 Episodes 10–15: 25 August 2003 Episodes 16–20: 22 March 2004 Episodes 21–26: 25 May 2004 Dogtanian - The Complete Series Boxset: 20 September 2004 The television films Dogtanian: Special and Dogtanian: One For All And All For One. 26 July 2004. In November 2010, a version that contains both series and both television films was released exclusively for HMV. Later, the complete boxset was made available at other retailers. The complete series was released on DVD in the U.S. in 2012 by Oasis DVDs. Soundtrack The original version of the soundtrack to Dogtanian (called Dartacan Soundtrack) can be downloaded from Amazon's UK website in MP3 format. It includes an English version of the theme song that uses the second series opening lyrics, but the music is similar to the original opening, in this version Dogtanian however is referred to as Dartacan, his Spanish name, and the theme is sung with very high voices, similar to the original opening, and rendered in a style reminiscent of the French dub. An insert song in Spanish which has been replicated twice (Richelieu and Bulibu, probably an error on Amazon's part or that of the record company) and a few instrumental tracks that are heard in the show itself and one unused instrumental track. Television film In 1985, BRB Internacional released a television film edited from the series entitled Dogtanian: Special.