A boy's dream becomes the adventure of a lifetime Josh Baker is the youngest son of the rambunctious but loving Baker family who live in a sunny beachside California suburb. He is constantly teased by his brother John and his sisters Erica and Lisa, misunderstood by his parents Andrea and Rick, and taunted by bullies Benjamin and Trevor. He dreams of having a true friend of his own. He wants a pet dog, but his father won't allow it. While playing one day, Josh finds a young puppy who has been separated from his family. Josh adopts the dog and names him Tiger. His parents object, but the kids want him too much for them to say no. Although Tiger doesn't fetch or sit up, he does what no other dog can do . . . he talks to Josh! Of course, when Josh tells his friends about his "talking dog," the whole neighborhood thinks Josh is kooky. When the neighborhood bullies kidnap Tiger, everything changes. What happens next will delight the whole family. What started out as a boy's dream of having his own pet, becomes the adventure of a lifetime! In English and Espanol
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"Family entertainment about a talking puppy"
A boy, Josh (Michael Weiss), finds an abandoned puppy living in a shack near his home. He wants to bring the puppy home, but his parents (Dana Plato and Miles O'Keefe) keep telling him that he can't have a dog. Meanwhile, he is sneaking milk out of the house to feed the puppy, whom he names "Tiger". One day the puppy talks to him. The two become friends, talking like regular people. Eventually, Josh's father lets him keep Tiger with some help from his three siblings and their mother. Tiger disappears and it is suspected that he has been stolen by two neighborhood boys. The scene between Josh and his older brother John, when they attempt to locate Tiger with the aid of an alien looking helmet is comical and has a Twilight Zone twist to it. Suffice to say, Tiger is rescued. There is a scene at a humane society that even Bob Barker would probably be proud of. I give this movie a rating of "G", as the only swear word in it is "damn", and it is spoken by a child. This is a movie the whole family can enjoy. The special feature to this DVD is the optional Spanish subtitles.
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