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We love dogs. We love movies. What we really love is dogs IN movies. In no particular order, here are our top 10 favorite canine movie characters who we think are most deserving of a Pawscar Award!
Terry, the Cairn Terrier who played Toto appeared in 15 different movies between 1934 and 1945.
The movie was inspired by a real dog named Lady, a Springer Spaniel who was learning to deal with her owner's new baby.
Moonie, the Chihuahua who played Bruiser Woods in both movies lived to be 18 years old.
Benji is often seen as the poster dog for shelter adoptions. The original Benji was played by Higgins, a mixed-breed pup who was adopted from the Burbank Animal Shelter. After the movie debuted in 1974, more than one million dogs were adopted from shelters around the country.
With a face that won over Jack Nicholson, Verdell was played by a Brussels Griffon named Jill.
The St. Bernard who starred in this movie was also named Beethoven.
This miniature Buddha covered in hair was played by a mixed-breed Border Terrier named Peanut.
For much of the film, "The Beast" was played by a mechanical puppet and two human operators, but the sweet dog at the end was an English Mastiff.
Did you know 22 different Labradors played Marley in the movie?
Chance was played by an American Bulldog named Rattler and Shadow was played by a Golden Retriever named Ben. Both actors aced tugging at the ol' heart strings.
Let us know who we forgot!
