A touching and captivating film about a group of pets trying to find their way home. An all animal cast. A true classic of this genre.

Not known as a "dog" movie per se, but in my opinion, Toto steals the show. He's the best dog actor in history. His interaction with the actors is astonishingly real.

Who said great dog movies have to be cute and sweet? Cujo the St. Bernard becomes rabid after being bitten by bats and stalks innocent towns folks in this film adapted from Stephen King's novel.

As a couple face separation due to pending death, a mysterious white dog enters their lives and bridges the gap of loneliness and despair.

A young beagle runs away from his abusive owner. On the road, he meets a boy and follows him home. But the boy has an abusive father of his own....

An accident-prone boy and his far-more intelligent dog become stranded when turbulent waters capsize their boat.

Can the dog of a murder victim help detective Tom Hanks find the killer?

A hysterical look at what goes on behind the scenes of those dog shows.

Hard times have hit this Irish family, and they are considering selling their Collie to an evil rich man to make ends meet.

Probably the most famous dog actor ever, Rin Tin Tin leaps his way across the screen in this 1947 classic which is more heart-warming than the original.

Murder, mystery and puppy love. The star of Benji teams up with Chevy Chase to combat evil.

Dagwood brings home a Great Dane which an important company client wants but Blondie doesn't want him to have.

Can't get a date? Maybe Fido can help.