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Dog Gone Love (2004)

A romantic comedy about a man, a woman, and their dogs. Steven Merritt, a research obsessed writer is mistaken for being gay by Rebecca, a young veterinarian assistant. He decides to play along in order to do research for his floundering novel. Steven's outlandish plan inevitably backfires, and hilarity ensues as they fall for each other but are unable to express their true feelings.
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A romantic comedy about a man, a woman, and their dogs. Steven Merritt, a research obsessed writer is mistaken for being gay by Rebecca, a young veterinarian assistant. He decides to play along in order to do research for his floundering novel. Steven's outlandish plan inevitably backfires, and hilarity ensues as they fall for each other but are unable to express their true feelings.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Rob Lundsgaard
Written By:Rob Lundsgaard, Scott J. Sloan
In Theaters:9/21/2004
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Lantern Lane Entertainment

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