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    Page under construction! The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel Dogs earns a referral fee at no cost to you) or, for rarer titles, alternative sources for the films. Due Date * Year: 2010 * Country: US * Breed content: Medium Sunny, the female French Bulldog in a medical neck cone…

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    A popular breed in their native Finland, the Karelian Bear Dog gained international fame for patrolling in major parks in North America and Japan with their handlers to reduce conflicts between park guests and bears. These hunting dogs are now keeping the peace between humans and wildlife. In film work they are rare, although surely…

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    You can see different types of Laikas in many Russian films, though they can be hard to spot and identify. This list includes the West Siberian, East Siberian, and Russo-European Laika. Recommendations for additions are welcome! The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel Dogs earns a referral fee at no cost…

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    Also called Kishu and Kishū Inu, this is the medium version of the old Japanese hunting breeds, in between the Akita and Shiba Inu in size. A handsome, intelligent dog, the Kishu is still employed in wild boar hunting to this day. The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel Dogs earns…

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    The Indian Spitz (sometimes oddly referred to as a Pomeranian) is a popular companion dog in India and can likely be seen in many regional and Bollywood movies. Please get in touch of you know more Indian Spitz films! The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel Dogs earns a referral fee…

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    The East European Shepherd, or Vostochno Evropeiskaya Ovcharka (VEO), was developed after World War One in Russia and Ukraine as a bigger, more cold-resistant relation of the German Shepherd Dog with a thick coat and level topline. Bred for military and guard work, you can see VEOs in many Soviet military films, most of which…

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    Although the beautiful brindle Dutch Shepherd, or Hollandse Herder, can be seen in some movies, they have yet to find a major starring role. DS enthusiasts will also enjoy the mixed-breed Little Bear in First Dog (2010) and The Amazing Wizard of Paws (2015). The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel…

  • Doodle

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    Here are designer dogs Goldendoodle and Labradoodle in movies, as well as their lookalikes—so each dog on this list might not be exactly a Retriever/Poodle cross, but the same look and type. The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel Dogs earns a referral fee at no cost to you) or, for…

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    The Dogue de Bordeaux, or French Mastiff, remains little known in movies aside from his one breakout role in Turner & Hooch. You’ll also see these red mastiffs in the 1992 TV show Tequila and Bonetti (remade in Italy with a mixed breed), and the Disney+ short-lived TV show remake, Turner & Hooch in 2021.…

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    Although distinct, the Dogo Argentino is rare in movies. Let us know if you see more! The title links will take you to Amazon movie pages (Reel Dogs earns a referral fee at no cost to you) or, for rarer titles, alternative sources for the films. Belong to Us * Year: 2018 * Country: US…