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Remember in 2002, when ecstatic children flocked to theaters with their less than enthusiastic parents just to catch the first big-screen adventure of "those meddlin’ kids" and their Great Dane, only to have their brains melted because of the film’s stupidity? Scooby-Doo’s commercial success didn’t assure a great film (it was, in fact, one of the year’s worst), and same goes for its sequel, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.
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Tucked away in our childhood memories is that one perfect buddy–loyal, dependable, affectionate, warm... and a dog. If we didn’t have one, oh how we wished we did!
A dog is a child’s best friend, even more than a grown-up’s. There’s something spontaneous about dogs and children coming together. Perhaps because they share an openness, innocence and the great capacity for sweetness in their own way, it seems quite natural for children and dogs to revel in each other’s company.
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