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If you refer to Cujo, a dog that was a character in a novel by Stephen King, no, Cujo was not evil. In fact, the dog needed and deserved sympathy because of some of the inconsiderate, inhumane and unkind ways in which he was treated. Once he was locked in a car alone for hours.
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