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A Dog's Courage (2019)
Abandoned by his owners, a feisty and playful dog joins a pack of strays and embarks on a journey filled with fun and life lessons in their pursuit to find a new and loving home.
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Abandoned by his owners, a feisty and playful dog joins a pack of strays and embarks on a journey filled with fun and life lessons in their pursuit to find a new and loving home.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Drama
Written By:Oh Sung-yoon
In Theaters:1/31/2019
Box Office:$7,072,240
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Next Entertainment World, Odoltogi
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