Famous dogs

These are the top 10 most famous dogs in history that graced the silver screen, seen wartime, participated in scientific discoveries and did a lot more.

A little fun heading into the weekend with a listing of favorite animated dogs from television and movies. The top 5 are listed in bold, while the remaining ones on my list are listed ignored by bu…

Giving your new pooch a famous dog name is a fun way to celebrate your love of entertainment and pay homage to a favorite movie or show. With thousands of famous dogs to choose from, though, how do you decide which one to go with? We've narrowed down the list to 15 of our favorites from cartoon, movies, TV shows and even a little history. Ready to get inspired by these famous dog names?

These are by far the five most famous dogs in Disney movies (not counting Pluto and Goofy)! How many of these flicks have you seen!

From real dogs to cartoons, here are the most famous dogs in recent history, proving that they really are man's best friend.

Danny DeVito - in NYC

“Matthew McConaughey”

These doggie faces are un-FUR-gettable.

I don't have to worry about Webster doing this. I don't get the paper and he can't read. via I do love Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock, Sir Alfred (Joseph) (1899–1980), English movie director. Acclaimed in Britain for movies such as The Thirty-Nine Steps (1935), he moved to Hollywood in 1939. Among his later works, notable for their suspense and their technical ingenuity, are the thrillers Strangers on a Train (1951), Psycho (1960), and The Birds (1963).

Dogs have always walked alongside the great and the good — not to mention the notorious and the terrible. Annunciata Elwes follows the ‘tails’ (ho ho) of 10 of history’s most well-remembered dogs and their equally notable owners.