Emma Roberts doesn’t love bulldogs!
20 Jan 2009
Here comes a new dog-lovers flick to a movie theatre near you. “Hotel for Dogs” stars Emma Roberts in a smart, funny comedy adventure that shows how far love and imagination can take you. The young actress had a fun, chaotic time shooting the film together with her 20 canine co stars but apparently doesn’t love bulldogs.
Roberts said she “loved the Australian sheep dog. She was the smartest and the prettiest. My least favorite was probably the bulldog. He was kind of lazy and very stubborn. He smelled, too.” To each his own, in this case, to each her own so to say. Roberts may have a different opinion towards English Bulldogs but for me or most of us still love English Bulldogs because they’re plain adorable and timid – not really lazy. Of course, I’m saying this in an English bulldog lover’s point of view.
“Hotel for Dogs” will take you to a hotel where you will see dogs doing cute things enough to make children, parents, dog-lovers and movie lovers say “awww” every so often. Just about every breed imaginable makes appearances in the movie: an English Bulldog that will devour almost anything especially license plates; a Boston Terrier that loves to play fetch; a Bullmastiff that likes to bray at an open window; a Chinese Crested named Romeo that is interested in only one thing, it isn’t even playing dead.
Emma Roberts plays “Andi” along with his brother “Bruce” played by Jake Austin had to think of a way to rescue their dog, Friday. Lisa Kudrow and Kevin Dillon play their foster parents who forbid the kids to keep a pet. The resourceful kids were able to find an abandoned hotel as their dog’s new home – eventually for all Friday’s friends. Bruce as the mechanical genius transforms the dogs’ new home into a magical paradise for dogs. When the barks of the dog guests became louder making neighbor suspicious, Andi and Bruce resorts to all possible means to keep anyone from knowing who let the dogs in.
Like all other dog movies, “Hotel for Dogs” shows ideal go-to scenes and close ups of dogs (including English Bulldogs, yay!) looking mischievous, forsaken and other human emotion. English Bulldogs may not be Emma Roberts’ most favorite dog in the world. “Cooper“, an English bulldog, as one of the 20 breeds cast in the movie, is enough for me to catch “Hotel for Dogs” in cinemas.
Watch the sneak peek video of “Hotel for Dogs” right here.
An English Bulldog as a puppy snoring away…
English Bulldog puppies @ 30 days old.
Li’l Cookie, a nine month old English bulldog puppy, visits a litter of 6 week puppies! She’s been told not to get into the pool with the puppies so she puts in a paw so they can love on her. One of the puppies likes to catch her tail!
English Bulldog puppies born December 8, 2007.
http://www.InternationalKennel.com
Caesar demonstrates how to tube feed new born English Bulldog puppies
2 puppies 9 weeks playing…
three playful English Bulldog puppies horse play to the yakety sax musical tune
Baxter, our English Bulldog pupply sleeping fish style on the floor.