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It's a Dog's Life [VHS]

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This is my favorite movie of all time!! My grandmother saw this movie in the theater back in time and she was able to get a copy of it and play it for me when I was 7 years old(I'm 23) and it has been my favorite since then. It is a great story and the whole family will love it.

if you love bull terriers youll love this movie. i have tried to find it for a long time. thank you amazon.com! this is a great movie thats funny and has a happy ending. much better than "baxter" and fortunately dosent show any fighting. its plot is simple, the life of a bully. kind of a rags to riches to rags to riches again story. youll see some beautiful bullies, and some different colors of bull terriers. since it was made in the 50s, youll see why your bullie acts like it does. what a great breed!

This movie is nice family movie. Through the story you learn about how the bull terrier breed evolved from a gaming dog to its current primary status as a show dog and family pet.Well done and entertaining. Along the lines of a disney story using the dog as the main character and narrator.

Wonderful Movie about the "Rags to Riches" life of a Dog, as seen through that dog. In the beginning of the Movie we are introduced to Wildfire, a white Bull Terrier, and his Mother, who are scrapping for food along New York City's Bowery. Wildfire has a grudge against his Father, who sired him illegitamately. He has never seen his dad, but he knows his name, Champion Regent Royal. He vows to find him one day, and have revenge on him. He gets involved in the Fighting Dog Racket, but is eventually found by a the daughter of a wealthy man who breeds show dogs. Wildfire then becomes a Show Dog himself, and wins awards at local Dog Shows. He also finds out his father is a champion Show Dog. Eventually Wildfire finds himself competing against his father in a Championship Dog Show, he also falls in love with a Female Bull Terrier, who has his Puppies at the end of the Movie.

They just don't make movies like this anymore.

Few movies now days for the family to watch. This movie because it is about a dog and because there are not 4 letter words popping up. I enjoyed the movie altho I don't have children at home.

I can say this was thoroughly delightful! It was interesting to see how the bull terrier used to look (the egg head & erect ears of today were still being engineered) and the narration captured the true essence of the bull terrier. Hard to find but worth every dollar if you are a fan of the breed.