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  • FamousPaws.com brings to you the most Famous Dogs from Film and TV past and present! Ever saw a Dog in a Film and wondered what Breed it was? Can’t Remember the name of a Dog in your Favourite TV show? Just want to bring back some memories and see photos of the best loved furry canines around the world? FamousPaws.com is aimed at all you Dog Lovers who want to know more about Famous Dogs.

    Top 5 Most Popular Dogs in Films

    fang the harry potter star 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsFilm: Harry Potter Films (2001 – Present )
    Character Name: Fang
    Breed of Dog: Neapolitan Mastiff

    Film Trivia: Fang plays the role of the loveable giant Hagrids pet dog. Fang is described in the film as a Boarhound, but in actual fact was played by 4 different Neapolitan Mastiffs.

    beasley 2 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsFilm: Turner & Hooch (1989)
    Character Name: Hooch
    Breed of Dog: Dogue De Bordeaux

    Film Trivia: Cop doggy comedy, Det Scott Turner played by Tom Hanks teams up with Hooch, the slobbering mischievous dog who could be the only one to help Turner solve a murder. Hooch played by Beasley the Dogue de Bordeaux. Film Tag line ~ The oddest couple ever unleashed!

    toto 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsFilm: Wizard of Oz (1939)
    Character Name: Toto
    Breed dog Dog: Cairn Terrier
    Film Trivia: Toto was played by Terry the Cairn Terrier. Toto was referred to as a “he” in MGM’s classic film, Toto was really a “she”. Carl Spitz, Hollywood animal trainer received a salary of $125.00 per week for the use of the Terry in the film.

    frank 2 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsFilm: Men in Black (1997), Men In Black 2 (2002)men in black Famous Dogs at Famous Paws
    Character Name: Frank
    Breed of Dog: Pug
    Film Trivia: Within the films, Frank has the appearance of a normal pug dog, but he is actually an extraterrestrial in disguise. Frank was played in both movies by a very well trained pug named “Mushu”.

    beethoven 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsFilm: Beethoven (1992)
    Character Name: Beethoven
    Breed of Dog: Saint Bernard
    Film Trivia: A slobbering St Bernard dog becomes the center of attention for a loving family but its vet secretly wants to kill him. Film Tag line ~ He’ll grow on You! Beethoven is very mischievous, antics include: Drinks out of the fishbowl, Urinates in George’s Briefcase, Eats Thanksgiving turkey from table, and many more.

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    UK TV Dogs

    wellard 150x124 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsTV Show: Eastenders
    Character Name: Wellard (1994 ~ 2008)
    Breed of Dog: Tervueren Belgian Shepherd Dog
    TV Trivia: Arrived on the show back in 1994, played by a dog named Kyte. Robbie Jackson rescued Wellard from someone who wasn’t treating him well. The loyal dog paid his master back many times over. Since Robbie left the Square, Gus has looked after him. Wellard fathered Frieda the greyhound’s puppies. Frieda was Grant and Nigel’s dog. One of his key storylines involved being kidnapped by Jay Brown and he earned the respect of viewers around the country when he bit Ian Beale on the backside.
    RIP: After starring in the show for 14 years Wellards emotional fairwell scenes aired in August 2008. Bianca Jackson runs Wellard to the vet when she finds him laying lifeless on the floor.After being told he is dying she is desperate to save him, but eventually realises it is time for the beloved pet go to doggy heaven.

    roly 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsTV Show: Eastenders
    Character Name: Roly (1985 – 1993)
    Breed of Dog: Poodle
    TV Trivia: Roly the poodle was in EastEnders right from the start. Roly was the faithful friend of publican Den Watts. Roly was then handed over to Pat and Frank, but ended up back with Sharon. He remained at the Vic until his untimely death in 1993.

    shep1 150x150 Famous Dogs at Famous PawsTV Show: Blue Peter
    Name:Shep (1971-1987)
    Breed of Dog: Border Collie
    TV Trivia: Shep was a one of the most memorable Blue Peter dogs. Remembered by TV viewers as inseparable from John Noakes who would say “Get Down Shep!!” Like all Blue Peter pets, Shep was owned by the BBC, but when John left the programme in June 1978 the BBC realised the pair were inseparable and let him keep the Border Collie.

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