Dog lives with his owner Wal on a farm. While the good-natured Wal dreams of becoming a famous rugby player, Dog has other things on his mind: The ruthless Murphys have stolen an award-winning breeding stag from Wal’s best friend, Andy. Together with his friend, Dog sets out on a perilous mission to free all the captive animals from the Murphys’ farm.
Murray Ball
Director
Peter Rowley
Dog (voice)
Rawiri Paratene
Rangi (voice)
Fiona Samuel
Cheeky Hobson / Pongo (voice)
Peter Hayden
Irish Murphy (voice)
Dorothy McKegg
Aunt Dolly (voice)
Billy T. James
Pawai (voice)
Brian Sergent
Spit Murphy (voice)
Marshall Napier
Hunk Murphy (voice)
Michael Haigh
Rugby Commentator (voice)
John Clarke
Wal (voice)
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