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My 10 Fave Movies... Starring Animals!
Despite our debate on whether showing pets in films is hurtful or harmless, I do have some favorite movies of my own that, natch, have animals as some of the main characters. Dogs, cats, mice, or an entire farm, I don't discriminate! North and I especially like to watch a few of them together on rainy afternoons maybe even munching on popcorn movie style.
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Pet Pic of the Day: Simon Trains For the Gold
Although I don't agree with animal racing, this action shot of Simon Hays reminds me of the wiener-dog racing flick Wiener Takes All. I'm already in love with Simon, so just imagining his little legs powering him to the finish line really makes me chuckle.
Congrats to Simon Hays and iMac addict for being chosen as our Pet Pic of the Day!
Reader's Choice: Share Your Fave Animal Movies With Us!
After working through a list of my favorite animal movies, I realized there were a lot of great films I couldn't include in the top 10 — from Homeward Bound to 101 Dalmatians, there are many classics I simply love to watch again and again. Because it's nearly impossible to come up with them all on my own, I want you to share your favorite movies in your comments below. All I ask is that there is an animal playing a fairly large part in the movie, and next week I'll create a new list of all our fave flicks!
Disney Releases Special Edition 101 Dalmatians DVD
I’ve always been fascinated by Dalmatians: They’re high-energy, they’re trivia makers (no other purebred dog breed features distinctive spotted markings!) and, they were made infamous in one of my favorite pet flicks.
March 4 Disney will release the original classic animated film 101 Dalmatians from the legendary Vault for the first time on two disc platinum edition DVD. It includes pawesome bonus features including the “Virtual Dalmatians” game where you can adopt, train and play with your very own puppy.
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