Dogs-Only Christmas Album is a Pop Chart Hit

Care to guess what the number 3 album in New Zealand was last month? You may have already heard it and didn't know it. Your dog would have taken notice.

Turns out that a synthesized version of "Silent Night" that was recorded at such a high-pitched frequency to be completely out of the range of human hearing has become a top seller in New Zealand. The Kiwi country's dog population has apparently been tossing their heads back and howling along.

The $3 song was recorded as a fundraiser for New Zealand's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, so we're assuming that the doggie responses were howls of happiness, and not pain.