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Although known as circus performers in the early 20th century, the American Eskimo Dog has never found a solid toehold in film—unless you count Kevin. A minor sensation was caused in 2009 when the bizarrely named “Kevin” made a splash with movie-going public in The Proposal. Everyone wanted to know what breed that unbelievably cute puppy was. For a classic with an Eskie-lookalike see The Lady with the Dog (1960), costarring a German Spitz.
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Dozens of background dogs in this film.

The AED is with a groomer. Many other dogs in larger roles.

Lots of screen time devoted to the agility class and dog training, where you’ll see many breeds. The Eskie was named Mochi.
Only one scene with an AED.
Seen walking through the neighborhood.

Although he’s only in a few scenes, the puppy “Kevin” has a memorable role. He was played by Flurry, Sitka, Nanu, and Winter.
Seen at the pound and maybe a mix. A Netflix movie.
Over 60 breeds seen at the dog show in scenes from a pool party to grooming tables.
It looks like a large AE walking past in the park, but too small to be a Samoyed.

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