I can't say for sure ... but it looked like it was a dead ringer for an old dog of ours .. he was 1/2 St. Bernard, half German shepherd. In his prime he weighed in at around 125 - 130 .. we had him when we lived out in Northwest Arctic Alaska. Tough dog, got in more than his share of scraps with more animals than I probably know about. He was always the alpha male dog no matter where we went with him .. but our two kids were both newborns around him = he had as much to do with raising them as my wife and I they would crawl all over him, pull on his tongue or tail or both sometimes, always slept in their rooms. He never did learn the beer trick ... but we did teach him to carry a salmon up from the bank of the river up to the filleting table... come to think of it ... I did have a buddy that used to give him beer from time to time.... honestly .... forgot about that.
His name was Trapper. Lived to be 15 years old.
I'd love to hear what kind of dog that actually was in the movie. Really did look like the spitting image of our old mutt. Everyone in the family that saw the movie commented on it.
I've read conversations with the owner of the dog and he says he is a bernese mountain dog mastiff cross. He said there starting to be called Mountain Mastiffs. Im having a hard time finding informtion out online about them but the owner wrote he was able to. Maybe im just looking in the wrong place!
Hope it helps!
Kristina
The following was posted by drew t on http://www.beyondhollywood.com/shooter-2007-movie-review-2/
Hey, just reading all the replies with a bit of a chuckle. JR you are correct.. I am the closest because it is in fact my dog. I am the trainer of the dog in the movie. He is an English Mastiff Bernese Mtn X. We reside in Vancouver BC.
In the movie the dog breed was a St Bernard
they used 6 dogs in th movie and they were all mixe breeds.
I think it's a Friesian. I'd like to know definite answer as well.
Yes, She had two little pocket dogs (I forget the breed) that she was quite fond of. Yes, She had two little pocket dogs (I forget the breed) that she was quite fond of. Yes, She had two little pocket dogs (I forget the breed) that she was quite fond of.
Belgian Malinois
In the movie the dog breed was a St Bernard
l belive the dogs that chased a boy were irish wolfhounds
They were breed to be barge dogs.
there is no such thing as the worst dog breed! a breed is a breed and some breeds of dogs are used for specialized things and are better at thing then other dog breeds like your working dogs like kelpies are good for agility and then you have ur German shepherds which are good attack dogs. things like that
Grey Hounds are used for dog racing.
No such breed of dog exists. There local dogs in India that are used to hunt and track tigers, but not kill them.
Jack Russell Terriers
The dog is a komondor. It is a Hungarian breed used to guard livestock. They are sometimes referred to as mop dogs.
Well any breed could have been used but most likely it was Quarter horses that were used for the role of Flicks.
Labrador Retriever is the most popular breed for guide dogs due to their friendly temperament, intelligence, and trainability. They are excellent at assisting individuals with visual impairments in navigating daily activities.
A male dog is a Boy and a female dog is a girl. If they breed, then they could have puppies.
They are Husky 's if you mean the ones in the Iditarod in Alaska.There are also Malamutes. And Samoyeds used as sled dogs.