“Onslaught” is Insensitive, to Say the Least
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Doggie Adventure (1989)
A video made to entertain dogs as well as children and the whole family. A day in the life of a dog, shot from a dog's point of view (about 2 feet from the ground).
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A video made to entertain dogs as well as children and the whole family. A day in the life of a dog, shot from a dog's point of view (about 2 feet from the ground).
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Written By:Francine Frankenberry, Frank Frankenberry
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Cast
Harley Toberman
Director
Kim Wood
Dog's Best Friend
Whiskers W. Whiskers
Man On Street
Tony Man
Storyteller
Joey Tuthill
Little Boy
Dr. Leon Schnack
Veterinarian
Susan Nelson
Woman And Her Dog
Jessica Hopper
Woman And Her Dog
Norm Larsen
Truck Driver
J. T. Howard
Jogger
S. Neil Larsen
Boy Feeding Ducks
Ben Heller
Boy On Bridge
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