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Other Canine Casualties

Cape Fear--De Niro poisons pooch Cujo--St. Bernard catches rabies, terrorizes people, dies gruesomely Dances With Wolves--Dog killed by evil Pawnee; wolf Two Socks killed by evil white soldiers Desperate Living--Dog run over by lesbians on crime spree Eye for an Eye--Dog doused with hot coffee by Kiefer Sutherland A Fish...
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Cape Fear–De Niro poisons pooch

Cujo–St. Bernard catches rabies, terrorizes people, dies gruesomely

Dances With Wolves–Dog killed by evil Pawnee; wolf Two Socks killed by evil white soldiers

Desperate Living–Dog run over by lesbians on crime spree

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Eye for an Eye–Dog doused with hot coffee by Kiefer Sutherland

A Fish Called Wanda–Three terriers dispatched: one snatched by big black snarling dog, one run over, one crushed by falling box

Jaws–Dog plays fetch, becomes great white’s catch

Lady in a Cage–Dog run over in opening titles to set the film’s tone

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Mondo Cane–Documentary about dining on dog meat

My Life As a Dog–Dog “sent away,” troubled youngster eventually assumes dog’s identity, barking in Swedish subtitles

National Lampoon’s Vacation–Aunt’s pooch dragged behind Griswold station wagon on cross-country trek

Rear Window–Sweet little dog dies mysteriously; his owner wails to neighbors, “Did you kill him because he liked you?”

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Theatre of Blood–Robert Morley unwittingly eats his beloved poodles, à la Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus

Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice?–Dog endures beatings and an attempted burning by Geraldine Page

Where the Red Fern Grows–Irish setter killed by puma; its heartbroken mate goes on fatal hunger strike

–M. V. Moorhead

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