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DONALD M. MORGAN, Director of Photography; ROGER YOUNG, Director (with dog Manny); DANIEL HELFGOTT, Producer/Writer (with dog Kipling); PATRICK WILLIAMS, Composer.
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WHICH BREEDS WILL BE FEATURED IN A LITTLE MAGIC... 

There's a potential for almost any breed that was competing in 1980 to be featured in many Best In Show competitions that Trish and Cinnar competed in.  For example, the Tibetan Terrier will be featured because he is the producer's dog.  And that's why we offer the REWARD that you and your show dog can be an extra or a featured extra in the movie, and possibly appear in a Best In Show scene.

         SIX breeds of dogs were Trish's competitors 
   in Best In Show at Westminster in 1980.  They are: 
        
   The Gordon Setter. 
                        The Greyhound. 
                                             The Lakeland Terrier. 
                                                                        The Pug. 
                                                                                      The Standard Poodle. 
                                 
                                 And of course, the Siberian Husky.     
In 1980 there were 28 breeds that competed against Trish in group. These breed will also be seen several times in the movie:
Akita                                                                                           Great Pyrenees
Alaskan Malamute                                                                               Komondor Belgian Tervuen                                                                                      Kuvasz Bernese Mountain Dog                                                                             Mastiff Bouvier des Flandres                                                                     Newfoundland 
Boxer                                                                                Old English Sheepdog Briard                                                                                                         Puli
Bullmastiff                                                                                          Rottweiler
Collie (Rough)                                                                               Saint Bernard
Collie (Smooth)                                                                                    Samoyed 
Doberman Pinscher                                                                Shetland Sheepdog
German Shepherd Dog                                                                  Siberian Husky
Giant Schnauzer                                                                    Standard Schnauzer
Great Dane                                                                     Welsh Corgi (Pembroke)
But one breed was her all time biggest competitor: the Doberman Pinscher...


and will be featured several times in the movie.


The FIRST positive TRUE STORY about the dog show world! 

The film will encourage young people back into the sport!


"Any movie showcasing the wonderful Sport of Purebred Dogs to the public is to be applauded and can only serve to further illustrate the depth of the human canine bond."

Mari-Beth O'Neill, American Kennel Club, VP Sport Services

"For me, as a judge, Cinnar was the first star. Despite being a relative unknown in the dog show circuit at that time he, with his young handler, firmly established his position."

James G. Reynolds, top U.S. and Canadian Judge


A PORTION OF THE FILM'S PROFITS WILL GO TO CHARITY

That's right. In 1993 TAKE THE LEAD was established to provide direct services, support and care for people in the sport of purebred dogs who suffer the devastation of life-threatening or terminal illness. And as Producers involved in this great sport, we want to give back to the people involved with it by supporting Take The Lead with a portion of our profits.

WHAT THE DOG PRESS IS SAYING ABOUT THE FILM
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