Lassie
A book, film and TV Series, Lassie came top
of the films poll. Lassie is based on a
real dog called Lassie who was half Collie and saved the life of a soldier
during World War I. Numerous books,
films and TV Series were made about Lassie’s heroics. The first seven Lassie films starred a male
collie called Pal, and subsequent Lassie’s were played by descendants of
his. Pal would definitely have been well
looked after, no scrimping on the quality of dog food in his house!
Turner and Hooch
Detective Turner adopts the dog of a dead man
in order to try and find his murderer.
Hooch is the loveable Dogue de Bordeaux dog, which, incidentally, is one
of the eldest French breeds. This is a
classic 80’s film that is still enjoyable to watch now.
Cats and Dogs
The IMDB tag line says it all “A look at the
top-secret, high-tech espionage war going on between cats and dogs”. The humans are close to finding a cure against
dog allergies and the cats must do everything to ensure this product doesn’t
get out, and the dogs must do everything to stop the cats! This film highlights
all the stereotypes of cats and dogs in a hilarious fashion, your dog will love
it so settle down with your popcorn and throw your dog a treat and enjoy.
Lady and the Tramp
The great Disney classic had to be in the top
five, some rated this film as their number one animal film and it certainly is
beautiful. Classic girl meets boy
romantic story just featuring a cocker spaniel and a rough and ready mutt. No dry dog food in this film but instead a plate of spaghetti and meatballs creating
the most memorable doggy kiss scene (possibly only!)
Beethoven
This funny film features one of the largest
breeds of dog, the handsome St Bernard.
In the film the dog is welcomed into the family but his vet secretly
wants to kill him! A real family feel
good film which is as funny now as it was 20 years ago.
Picture source -
all from IMDB
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