Famous Dogs in Movies & TV
This loyal collie starred in a long-running TV show starting in the 1950s.
Lassie
This tiny breed is known for shaking and fits in a purse.
What is a Chihuahua?
When a dog is happy and friendly, it usually wags this.
What is its tail?
This kind of dog helps blind people.
What is a guide dog?
This Elvis song says, “You ain't nothin' but a...”
Hound Dog
Dorothy’s little dog in The Wizard of Oz.
Who is Toto?
This big black-and-brown breed often works with police.
What is a German Shepherd?
A dog might do this when it feels scared or angry
What is growl?
Dogs trained to find missing people are called this.
What are search-and-rescue dogs?
Patti Page sang about this “doggie in the” what?
What is the window?
This basset hound starred in The People’s Choice TV show (1950s).
Who is Cleo?
This small breed with long ears loves to sniff the ground.
What is a Beagle?
When a dog wants to play, it might bring you this.
What is a toy or a ball?
Breed is smart and often used for herding sheep.
What is a Border Collie?
This novelty song features a dog named after a hot dog. “I’m a lonely little…” what?
What is a wiener dog (or dachshund)?
This Great Dane solves mysteries with a gang of teenagers.
Who is Scooby-Doo?
This spotted dog became very famous in a Disney movie.
What is a Dalmatian?
Dogs sometimes dig in the yard to hide this.
What is a bone or toy?
Dogs that help veterans or people with PTSD are called this.
What are service dogs (or emotional support dogs)?
This Beatle sang “Martha My Dear” about his Old English Sheepdog.
Who is Paul McCartney?
This cartoon dog was known for being sleepy and slow-talking in 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoons.
Who is Huckleberry Hound?
This curly-haired breed is often seen in fancy haircuts.
What is a Poodle?
If a dog is panting and drooling, it might be feeling this.
What is hot or thirsty?
In the past, St. Bernards were famous for rescuing people lost in this.
What is the snow (or Alps)?
This famous dog from a kids’ song is spelled out with a catchy tune.
Who is Bingo?