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The Great Pyrenees, or Pyrenean Mountain Dog, is an icon of dogdom as well as dog films, mostly thanks to the immortal Belle. While there have been four Belle et Sébastien movies (listed below), there were also four different TV shows, making Belle a French Lassie. The TV series were: Belle et Sébastien (1965) from France, with 13 episodes; the follow-up Sébastien parmi les hommes (1968), also French with 13 episodes, now in color; the animated Meiken Jolie (1981–1982) from Japan with 52 episodes; and French-Canadian animated production Belle et Sébastien (2017).
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As the title implies, there are many dogs. The Great Pyrenees is not one of the stars, but seen a few times.
Only a briefly seen background dog at the vet clinic. Originally an Animal Planet made-for-TV movie.

A beautiful film shot in the Alps and based originally on a French TV show from 1965, then adapted into a novel in 1966 by Cécile Aubry, about a boy and a Great Pyrenees, “Belle”, set to the backdrop of both the French Alps and World War Two. The first TV series contained thirteen half-hour episodes and was broadly released in the 1960s with an English dub for the BBC.

Sequel to Belle et Sébastien.

Third in the Belle et Sébastien trilogy, now with kidnapped puppies in the mix.
A modernized adaptation of Belle et Sébastien, now only taking inspiration from the original 1965 show but set in the modern day with a new story. Yet to be released in North America.
A background dog only.

An incredible dog movie including a Great Pyrenees among the pack, although not a main feature. Only released in Europe.
“Porthos” was played by a female Great Pyrenees in makeup.

The story of a yellow Labrador Retriever searching for her kidnapped puppies, with only a brief appearance by a Great Pyrenees.
One of the dogs seen briefly in a run at the animal shelter. The main dogs are Pomeranians.

A Pyr as the family dog, seen occasionally.
Oliver Twist meets Belle and Sebastian, with a wonderfully well-trained (by Pascal Tréguy and Étienne Serclerat) and placid Pyr. Adapted into a film from a French TV show and never released outside of Europe.

The merging film between the Air Buddies franchise and Santa Paws, including an adult and puppy Pyr along with the Golden Retriever puppies. Zeus plays the adult “Santa Paws”.
Third of these Christmas Great Pyrenees films, now with a whole family of Pyr puppies. Lady, daughter of Zeus, plays the mom. Lady was herself one of the featured mother dogs on Animal Planet’s Too Cute series with her own litter of puppies.
Follow-up to Santa Buddies about the Pyr puppy.

Before Belle, there was the hermit in Sourdough who lives and travels in the northern wilderness with the very smart choice of two Great Pyrenees pack dogs as his only companions. I have an old VHS of this movie, which has never been released on DVD, but you can now see it online.
Only in the final scene.

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A remake of the 1983 Japanese film Nankyoku monogatari, but this time with Siberian Huskies in most of the main roles. Also two Alaskan Malamutes.

Many Huskies, but especially the white Siberian “Gus” star. A classic sled dog drama.
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A classic in the world of Labrador Retriever entertainment.
The highest grossing live-action dog movie of all time.

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Starring the immortal Buddy and launching a huge Golden franchise. The original film is by far the best and a standout among both Golden Retriever and dog films.
Originally released as an Animal Planet TV movie, inspired by a true story, although the real dog was a mixed-breed.
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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.
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A made-for-TV movie with a glimpse of Labrador Retrievers and a chocolate Labradoodle in heaven. Main dog is a Collie-type mixed-breed.
With Charlie the Labradoodle. His sister, Milou, also did media work.

An extraordinary and unique film with dozens of dogs working together and running free. “Meticcio” the chocolate Labradoodle type may have some sighthound in his ancestry as well. Billed as “Meticcio” the crossbreed. DVD only available in Europe.
“Chilly” looks wiry for a Goldendoodle, but a similar type, maybe with terrier in the mix.
With a Goldendoodle puppy.

With “Sweetie”.
Another one rather wiry in the coat. Several other dogs as well.

Quick scene with a dog hologram interacting with a child. The dog appears to be a Doodle.

Charlie the Labradoodle plays “Irving”.
A yellow Labradoodle.
With a Goldendoodle seen at least once.
With a big, blond Goldendoodle-type mix. Looks like the same dog who appears in Chilly Christmas (above).
Only a glimpse at the park.

With three Labradoodles (the smaller maybe Australian Labradoodle) named Bernard, Sully, and Zoey. Also featuring Greyhounds at a Greyhound rescue.
Only walking past at the park. A yellow Labrador Retriever has a small role.

“Henry” is a chocolate Labradoodle.
A large, cream-colored Doodle.

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The movie Chihuahua enthusiasts were waiting for.
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Huge starring role for “Candy” who appears in nearly every scene. Also a great chance to see more traditional Corgi confirmation before the breed was so compromised by the whims of fashion.
A Disney TV movie based on a novel about a crime-solving cat (“Mrs. Murphy”) and her Corgi sidekick, “Tucker”. He plays the comic relief. Only ever commercially released on VHS.
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Scripts like this give dog movies a bad name—inappropriate for children and painful for anyone else. It is, however, the biggest starring role for a Bullmastiff!
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Bernese Mountain Dogs are an in-between breed without extensive on-screen exposure. Not large enough for Saint Bernard casting, yet, when a family pet is needed, Golden Retrievers or mixed-breeds tend to land the part. Still, you’ll see them in several notable roles!
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Just a glimpse.
From a British TV show edited into a movie for DVD release.

Many background dogs in this film.

“Dutch” is played by Gusto and Murphy. The star is a mixed-breed.

With “Shep” in a main role.
Keeper plays “Meatball”.
Berner in at least a few brief scenes.

A movie spinoff from a popular German TV show that started in 1981, the title means Dandelion, the Movie Adventure. “Keks” has a main part, plus three Westie puppies. Never widely released.

Really a series of short films starting in 2008. They starred a Jack Russel Terrier, but featured several other dogs.
Famed body-cast dog “Puffy” is played by Slammer. Three prosthetic dogs were also used. Besides the Border Terrier there’s a Great Dane and a glimpse of a Berner.

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Based on the classic novel by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, the movie lacks some of the same appeal but remains a charming dog film, especially for Beagle fans. “Shiloh” is played by Frannie.
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