Dog Breeds
Historically known as the firehouse dogs, these pups help clear paths for fire engines, calm horses, and guard equipment. But for all this, you may need a hundred more of them.
Dalmatian
The sweetest and sparkliest breakfast cereal races against a looming deadline.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch Time
Jim Carrey
Bruce Almighty
"If you can dream it, you can do it."
Walt Disney
When you blame someone else for something unfortunate instead of looking for a solution.
Blame Game
While cheetahs run faster, these dogs can win a race against them by consistently running for 35 mph for about seven miles.
Greyhound
Rihanna's EDM hit searches for singles in paradise on reality TV.
We Found Love Island
Hillary Swank
Million Dollar Baby
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts."
Winston Churchill
Untidy hair resulting from a night's sleep of twisting and turning.
Bedhead
Screw Aquaman! With these big, fluffy dogs known as the lifeguard breed, dive into the water with no fear!
Newfoundland
The British Spy who shagged his way through the '60s consults with the invisible authorities who control it all.
Austin Powers That Be
Tim Robbins
Shawshank Redemption
"I'm not here to be perfect, I'm here to be real."
Lady Gaga
The labor performed by an office filer.
Clerk work
These dogs consistently display exceptional skills in learning tricks, solving puzzles, and understanding complex instructions, categorizing them as the smartest dog breed.
One half of an iconic folk-rock duo plays an obedience-themed children game.
Paul Simon Says
The Bucket List
"Sometimes the road less traveled is less traveled for a reason.”
Jerry Seinfeld
A nickname for a fan of Jerry Garcia’s main gig.
Dead head
As a national treasure of South Korea, dogs can only be considered as this breed if they're born on an island named after them.
Jindo
The steamy BDSM bestseller, if it were set in Big and Little Edie's crumbling Hamptons mansion.
Fifty Shades of Grey Gardens
Michael Caine
Going in Style
"The simplest toy, one which even the youngest child can operate, is called a grandparent.”
Sam Levenson
A stage play about a wooly South American pack animal?
Llama drama