Remember some of the dogs featured in different animations that have become beloved by audiences of all ages
According to the Regional Council of Veterinary Medicine of Espírito Santo, dogs are considered man’s best friends because they are animals with countless personalities and qualities, being extremely faithful to their owners.
The relationship between dogs and humans is also portrayed in countless films and series of the most different formats. In animation, for example, we can find a huge number of pets that are extremely loved by the public, and have impacted the lives of people around the world.
With this in mind, RECREIO has put together a list of 5 viewers’ favorite animated dogs.
1. Pluto
Mickey Mouse’s pet, and one of the character’s best friends, Pluto is inspired by the bloodhund breed, and was once Minnie’s pet, where he was known as Rover. Today, the character is already the star of his own stories, having participated in more than 100 productions, including films and shorts.
2. Max (The Little Mermaid)
Max is Prince Eric’s dog from “The Little Mermaid”. The pet accompanies its owner on all his adventures, being by his side even when the ship they were on sank. Furthermore, after the marriage between the prince and Ariel, the animal also became a great friend of the mermaid and the couple’s daughter, Melody.
3. Bolt (Bolt — Superdog)
In the Disney animation “Bolt — Superdog” (2008), we meet Bolt, young Penny’s dog, who is a TV star where he plays a dog with superpowers, but who doesn’t know that, in real life, he’s just an ordinary pet. , and you need to learn to live with that fact.
4. Slinky (Toy Story)
Stealthy and very intelligent, Slinky is a spring dog that is part of Andy’s toy collection in “Toy Story”. In real life, the character is inspired by the Dachshund animal, popularly known in Brazil as the sausage dog.
5. Dug (UP — Altas Aventuras)
Who has never dreamed of finding out what their pet would say if they could? In “UP — Altas Aventuras”, Dug has a technological collar that allows him to speak like a human being, meaning that Carl can often end up losing his patience a little.
Source: Recreio
