Jennifer Aniston ... Jennifer Grogan
Eric Dane ... SebastianKathleen Turner ... Ms. Kornblut
Alan Arkin ... Arnie KleinAnn Dowd ... Dr. Platt
Nathan Gamble ... Patrick (Age 10)
Haley Bennett ... LisaClarke Peters ... Editor
Finley Jacobsen ... Conor (Age 8)
Lucy Merriam ... Colleen (Age 5)
Bryce Robinson ... Patrick (Age 7)
Ben Hyland ... Conor (Age 5) Sarah O'Kelly ... Neighbor Mom (Nurse)
Keith Hudson ... Big Guy
Storyline:It is a 1989 animated film directed and produced by Don Bluth and released by United Artists. The film tells the story of two dogs, Charlie B. Barkin and his loyal best friend Itchy Itchiford. Charlie, who is murdered by his gangster business partner Carface Carruthers, forsakes his place in Heaven to return and take revenge. On his return he frees a young orphan girl, Anne-Marie, who Carface was holding captive because of her ability to talk to and understand animals (giving Carface insider information about whom to bet on in races). At first Charlie and Itchy intend on exploiting Anne-Marie's gift too, but they soon become attached to her and act as her protectors. Charlie learns that he will have to change his ways in order to get back into Heaven.
Emma Roberts ... Andi
Jake T. Austin ... Bruce
Don Cheadle ... Bernie
Johnny Simmons ... Dave
Kyla Pratt ... Heather
Troy Gentile ... Mark
Lisa Kudrow ... Lois Scudder
Kevin Dillon ... Carl Scudder
Ajay Naidu ... ACO Jake
Eric Edelstein ... ACO Max
Robinne Lee ... Carol
Yvette Nicole Brown ... Ms. Camwell
Andre Ware ... Officer Jeff
Jonathan Klein ... Evan
Ruben Garfias ... Department Store Employee
This DVD is excellent and shows well put together footage on topics such as house training, getting your dog to enjoy and use a crate both for short term house breaking assistance and/or long term use to create an optional "den-like" atmosphere in the home. General house breaking tips, chewing, jumping, mouthing, manners, obedience and various other topics are included as well. The narration and information here is fabulous. There is a mild advertising lean to this DVD in that it offers products like the kong toy and others and offers the viewer to choose buttons giving product information but honestly- the products offered are truly ideal and just what a new dog owner might benefit from seeing. I have trained and housebroken dogs in the past but found some truly great new ideas I'd not heard of before. And all the methods are sensible, gentle and respect the animal. Nothing is harsh or a turn off. This DVD might be especially useful if you don't have time to read a book on and/or you specifically want advice on crate training visuals or housebreaking tips because the footage shows you what the entire introductory process looks like. The video is created by trainers in conjunction with Animal Planet and Petfinder.com. The videography portion is of high quality, clear and offers suggestions on what to do if you animal behaves in a way not shown on screen. The company also puts out a DVD called, "Your Adopted Cat" that I will be purchasing next here on amazon and if it proves to be as wonderful as this dog video, I will be doubly impressed!