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"1. Benji This scruffy pup has been a Hollywood regular since his first film in 1974, Benji. The titular dog was first played by a rescue named Higgins, and his character made his most recent appearance in the 2004 film Benji: Off the Leash!  2. Milo and Otis Who says cats and dogs don&amp;#039;t get along? This unlikely pair became the best of friends in their 1986 film, The Adventures of Milo and Otis.  3. Babe This handsome hog won our hearts in the 1995 dramedy, Babe. He returned to the big screen in 1998, with the sequel Babe: Pig in the Big City. That&amp;#039;ll do, pig. That&amp;#039;ll do.  4. Beethoven Starring in seven films, this beloved St. Bernard made his mark as one of the most popular pups in cinema. The character was most recently seen in the 2011 holiday movie, Beethoven&amp;#039;s Christmas Adventure.  5. Lassie A household name since her 1943 film Lassie Come Home, this collie made her most recent big screen appearance in 2004&amp;#039;s Lassie. The 10th-generation descendent of the original Lassie even stopped by Good Housekeeping to spread the word about her charity work.  6. Flicka Based on the 1941 novel My Friend Flicka, the 2006 film Flicka showed that a horse is always a girl&amp;#039;s best friend.  7. Hooch Five years before Forrest Gump, Tom Hanks shared the screen with this slobbery hound in the 1989 movie Turner &amp;amp;amp; Hooch. The bumbling Bordeaux Mastiff was 10 years old when he played Hanks&amp;#039; crime-solving comrade.  8. Air Bud This athletic dog proved he could do far more than just fetch in the 1997 film Air Bud. Buddy, the canine actor who played the main character, was a stray that was found in the Sierra Nevada mountains. He also appeared in Full House as the Tanner family dog, Comet.  9. Sassy, Chance, and Shadow These three pets beat the odds in the 1993 film Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey as they narrowly escaped from a ranch to return to their owners. The trio&amp;#039;s escapades continued in the 1996 sequel, Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco.  10. Uggie While appearing as the jumping Jack Russell terrier of George Valentin in 2011&amp;#039;s The Artist, Uggie proved he was the true star of the movie. This after being rejected by his first two owners for being too wild. Eventually, the pup was adopted by dog trainer Omar Von Muller, who prepped the talented canine for stardom.  Photos: dogblog.kyjen.com, ew.com, volumbeone.org, entertainment.time.com, thecia.com.au, facebook.com, thescruffynerfherder.com, kptv.com, wikipedia, papaja.soup.io NEXT: 11 Brave Pets Who Became Heroes \u00BB TELL US: Who is your favorite movie pet? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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