The two form a close bond, but there are dangers lurking around every corner. Hilarity inevitably ensues.īased upon the 1956 Newbery Honor-winning novel of the same name, Old Yeller is a story about the friendship between a boy and a dog in post-Civil War Texas. In the film Tom Hanks, who plays a homicide detective, adopts a particularly rambunctious dog named Hooch and together they must solve the murder case of Hooch’s previous owner. We can’t get enough of this hilarious cop-comedy classic. It’s the first film of what went on to become a highly successful franchise, so you’re in for a treat if you want to see more of this charming lead. Beethoven must protect his new family from the evil plans of the local vet, with plenty of action and a whole lot of laughs.

Who doesn’t love the 90s classic Beethoven? It’s a great film for all the family and centers around an adorably large St Bernard and his owners, the Newton family. This one might be a little bit underrated, but stick with us, it’s well worth a watch! Hachi: A Dog’s Tale tells the story of the incredible bond between a dog and his master and how the love shared can transcend time and remain even after we’re gone. It shows you what it’s really like to have an energetic dog and is everything you could want in a film it’s funny, heartwarming and might just make you shed a couple of tears. Marley and Me is the tale of a lovable, but highly destructive mischievous dog that turns the lives of his owners, the Grogans, well and truly upside down. Grab your pup and a box of tissues this is going to be one hell of an emotional rollercoaster. At TastyBone, we’ve put together the 10 best dog films of all time for you to enjoy on your next movie night. If you’re a dog lover, we’re guessing you’re also a lover of dogs in film.

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