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on 10 Oct 2011 09:36

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"Family" dogs...

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1. 7th Heaven (1996)

I didn't name the poor dog.

Happy

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2315

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2. As Good as It Gets (1997)

Remember Verdell from this movie? First he lives with his homosexual owner, Simon Bishop, then, when Simon is attacked in his home and hospitalized Simon's homophobic, obsessive compulsive and generally nasty neighbor Melvin Udall takes over. The dog brings them together. Sort of.

Verdell

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124

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3. Because of Winn-Dixie (2005)

Winn-Dixie

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4. Beethoven (1992)

Beethoven, of course (no, I don't feel like naming his girlfriend and all the puppies from the second movie).

Beethoven

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5. Family Guy (1999)

Haha.

Brian

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6. Frasier (1993)

Of course, who could forget little Eddie from Frasier?

Eddie

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1491

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7. Full House (1987)

The dog on this show is the only character that didn't make me want to start shooting everyone.

Comet

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1186

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8. King of the Hill (1997)

I think the dog's name is...

Ladybird

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863

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9. Look Who's Talking Now (1993)

Rocks

Daphne

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1466

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10. Married with Children (1987)

Buck from Married with Children.

Buck the dog

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183

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11. My Dog Skip (2000)

Skip

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1466

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12. Poltergeist (1982)

The dog was in the first movie, but he did more shit in the second (the photo is from P2). Not sure how to spell his name but it sounded like...

E-Buzz

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4618

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13. The Simpsons (1989)

Santa's Little Helper

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A list of pet dogs in fictitious television and movie "families". Yeah. Because dogs rule. This list shows just how much (otherwise, why do you think they included the dog?) Note: I am more of a cat person but in general dogs seem to be the pet of choice for television and movie families. Not sure why, and I don't think it's fair. It just is.