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1. Flicking through the pile of DVDs that Kyle The Kennel Boy brought back for our delight at Splash's Rest Home For Pampered Pooches, we found one that IMDb summed up with the tag, "A detective must adopt the dog of a dead man to help him find the murderer". Which particular bit of silliness had Tom Hanks playing partner to a canine of the French persuasion?
2. Settling down for the night at Splash's Rest Home For Pampered Pooches, next on the screen was a DVD that had a cute little Mexican dog trying to find its way back from the land its ancestors came from, to its home in the zipcode 90210. Which 2008 movie had Kyle The Kennel Boy brought back for us?
3. It was a good job that we did not try to count all the characters in a particular DVD at Splash's Rest Home For Pampered Pooches, otherwise we might have fallen asleep before the good parts. Which movie with multiple of rather monochrome parts had Kyle The Kennel Boy put into the DVD player?
4. Another of the DVDs brought back to Splash's Rest Home for Pampered Pooches by Kyle the Kennel Boy had us singing along with the theme song:
"Scooby-Dooby-Doo, Where Are You?
We got some work to do now.
Scooby-Dooby-Doo, Where Are You?
We need some help from you now."
What breed of dog was Scooby supposed to be?
5. Perhaps a little surprisingly, although adventures featuring Lassie were popular for decades in cinemas and on TV, here at Splash's Rest Home for Pampered Pooches the offering that Kyle the Kennel Boy brought back was not well received. Too sentimental and too weepie, we all agreed and fell to discussing Lassie trivia. For example, although Lassie was supposed to be a female, male dogs were used in the movies. ?
6. The cover on one of the DVDs brought to Splash's Rest Home for Pampered Pooches by Kyle the Kennel Boy had nausea levels rising when we saw the movie tag "This Christmas, Heel The Love". What the Dickens? we thought, but which movie were we watching?
7. Here at Splash's Rest Home for Pampered Pooches we like a good love story, especially when it seems the odds are stacked against one of the star-crossed lovers. One of our all-time favorites, which Kyle The Kennel Boy found on DVD for us, was "Lady And The Tramp". That scene in which the two doggie lovers drew closer together over a meal never fails to make us laugh. What were they eating?
8. Laughter, they say, is the best medicine and it's a saying we all agree with here at Splash's Rest Home For Pampered Pooches. Doggie movies don't come much funnier than "Beethoven" and few dogs have bigger paws than the one that was the star here. Have a little brandy and tell me what is the breed in question?
9. Sometimes the residents here at Splash's Rest Home for Pampered Pooches get a little bored. OK they get lots of walkies, but sometimes they want to run free and even feel they are doing something productive. They were greatly excited by a picture that had a pack of hounds helping a hapless Florida dentist find his true self among among a wild and wonderful landscape. Which of these movies was it?
10. You can tell, here at Splash's Rest Home For Pampered Pooches, that the residents can be an aspirational lot. When Kyle The Kennel Boy returned from the DVD store with a stock of doggie pictures, the one they loved most was featuring one of the earliest great canine movie stars. His true story took him from the dangers of the Western Front to Hollywood stardom. Any dog can have his day, but which was this doggie hero?
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