Katie— The name of the devoted Dalmatian who met Robin Williams’ character in the afterlife in the fantasy film What Dreams May Come means “pure.” Badger · Boom bug · House cat · Brahmin · Dog · Electro-beetle · Endless walker · Gehenna · Ghoul ( Born ghoul, Feral ghoul, Glowing one) · Giant albino ant ( Giant albino ant queen) · Giant leech · Giant rat · Giant wasp · Hairy deathclaw ( Baby hairy deathclaw) · Human · Komodo dragon · Molech · Mountain lion · Mutant cannibal · Raccoon · Radroach · Radscorpion · Radtoad · Trog · Super mutant (Mariposa) · Wolf George— A leopard wasn’t the only performer with paws in the 1938 screwball comedy Bringing Up Baby. A Wire Hair Fox Terrier also shared screen time with Hollywood legends Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant. Outside the CFI facility, Rosenberg says he doesn't buy Underdown's assessment. "Without a doubt there's a psychic thing," he says. Sparky was barking too much and barking randomly, Rosenberg says, because of seizures he has had since a fight with another dog. Rosenberg had earlier told Underdown that sunspot activity had aggravated the seizures. Asked by New Times if that was true, Rosenberg would say only that sunspots did have something to do with Sparky's poor showing.

Marvin— A female English Bulldog named Nellie (who had been adopted from The New York Humane Society) used her acting chops to embody the role of a male dog in the dramatic motion picture Paterson, which starred actor Adam Driver, and her passion for her craft was rewarded in with the coveted Palm Dog Award at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. The name Marvin means “great lord.” Duke— Perhaps the most popular name for Fidos in films, two Great Danes have been called Duke in big screen ventures, including the dog who made a big splash with movie goers in the 1944 Esther Williams musical Bathing Beauty and the 2008 Will Smith hit Seven Pounds, while an English Mastiff took on the name for the 2002 romantic drama The Quiet American. E Sparky suffered for the irresponsibility of Stan and the boys when they threw a throwing star into the eye of Butters Stotch in the episode, " Good Times with Weapons". Rather than take Butters to the hospital, they shaved Sparky of his fur and glued it to Butters, with the intention of taking him to the vet under the disguise of a dog, and to avoid getting in trouble for playing with weapons. Sparky was obviously not pleased with the abuse. To make the test strictly scientific, Underdown had everyone, including himself and Mashenko, go inside the CFI building, while a CFI member, Brian Hart, went out by himself and put the wire beneath one of the rugs. Then Hart left the scene. When Mashenko came out, neither he nor Underdown nor anyone else present knew where the wire was -- and therefore Mashenko would be unable to read any sort of visual cues from the people around him. The two rugs had been subdivided by a grid system laid down with masking tape. Mashenko stood on the rugs, one after the other, and carefully walked over them, waiting for his two steel rods to indicate the wire's presence by coming together. (Skeptics like Randi say the dowser unconsciously moves the rods or wires on his or her own, in something called the ideomotor effect). Mashenko carefully used the rods to locate precisely where he believed the wire was. After positioning a new card and shouting "How many?" Rosenberg holds perfectly still as his dog begins barking. Sparky continues to bark while watching Rosenberg intently. When the dog has reached the correct number, Rosenberg suddenly tilts the card and begins to put it away, his entire body shifting its posture. Seeing this visual cue, Sparky shuts up.And even before the CFI test begins, Rosenberg starts making excuses. Sparky hasn't been the same since getting in a fight a few months earlier, he says. But he's willing to do the test, and now Underdown is ready for him. A small Boston Terrier who shares most of Sparky's political sympathies. Normally very mellow, he briefly became a radical when steroids were put into his food when he was intended to replace the then-Republican Sparky. A fictitious, stereotypical big business or megacorporation in an unspecified industry, but appears to represent the military-industrial complex. This company has been portrayed as being unethical, manipulative, obsessed with spin, and environmentally unfriendly. Occasionally written as "Supergiant Amalgamated Corporation". Ollie— The 1960 Western The Sundowners was nominated for several Academy Awards thanks to the acting talent of Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum, Peter Ustinov…and the talented Australian Kelpie who portrayed the canine companion of Kerr and Mitchum’s characters. The name Ollie means “elf army.” Cavna, Michael (April 25, 2015). "What Does It Mean when a True Outlier is a Pulitzer Prize Finalist". The Washington Post . Retrieved 4 June 2017.

Sparky's yaps are starting to lose their strength. Rosenberg grabs another card. This time it's the number 5. Buddy— Based on the tale of a basketball-playing pooch, Buddy the Golden Retriever starred in the original Air Bud movie.

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Tomorrow, Tom (1994). Tune in Tomorrow. New York: St. Martin's Press. ISBN 978-0-312-11344-5. OCLC 30594550. Come on, Spark. You can get it right. Do it right this time," he says. Several more times, Sparky lets out a bark either too early or too late. It seems to make Rosenberg tense. Dog— A name that gets right to the point, Dog was the chosen moniker for canine characters portrayed by an Australian Cattle Dog in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, and the Collie who collected a coveted PATSY Award for his work in the John Wayne western Big Jake.

Sam (Samantha)— Portrayed by German Shepherds Abby and Kona, who starred alongside Will Smith in I Am Legend.Benji— Did you know that the dog who starred in the original 1974 movie Benji also portrayed the pup in the sitcom Petticoat Junction, which aired form 1963 to 1970? For many years, this was the most popular of the dog names from movies! Dooley— A Hound portrayed the canine companion of Clark Gables’ character in The Misfits, the final movie of the iconic star’s career.