The 4 best animated dog movies of all time

Dogs are incredibly loyal friends to humans.

Throughout history, they have remained by our side, reminding us to appreciate the simple joys in life.

Regardless of their size, dogs always have a way of complementing our lives with their presence.

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Animation has frequently featured animal characters, making it impossible to overlook the beloved canine in this storytelling style.

Regardless of the portrayal, animated dogs capture their lively nature, resilience, and loyalty.

Here are some of the best dog animated movies.

1. THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS

The Secret Life of Pets is a bright and funny animated film.

The story follows Max, a small pup in New York City.

Max’s life changes when his owner brings home a big dog named Duke. After a mishap, Max and Duke end up stranded in the city.

Along the way, they encounter various creatures in the Big Apple.

2. LADY AND THE TRUMP

The original Lady and the Tramp is a timeless love story brought to life decades ago.

Lady, a beloved Cocker Spaniel, finds herself in the care of Aunt Sarah when her owners are away.

A chaotic encounter with two mischievous Siamese cats leads Lady to venture onto the streets.

There, she forms a bond with the rebellious Tramp and…

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3. ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS

One Hundred and One Dalmatians is another beloved Disney classic.

The story follows Pongo and Perdita, a pair of Dalmatian parents.

They are on the run from the infamous villain, Cruella de Vil, who wants to make fur coats out of Dalmatian puppies.

The film showcases the comedic and adorable personalities of the dogs as they navigate their journey to safety.

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4. BOLT

Bolt is a heartwarming and exciting story about a dog’s journey.

He discovers that his TV show life is not the real world.

Accidentally separated from his Hollywood home, Bolt must find his way back to his owner, Penny.

The film showcases the simple joys of being a dog, like hanging out of car windows and protecting loved ones.

Hope you enjoy these dog animated movies with your pup!

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This article was compiled with the help of Artificial Intelligence