Pup Star

A Yorkshire Terrier, competing in a televised singing competition, is separated from her owner by an opportunistic dog pound worker.

Fantastic, family, fun, funny, cute and really cool.

A purebred puppy participates in a singing competition on TV and ends up separated from her owner by an opportunistic kennel employee.

Stuffed with artistic references that most are unaware of, cute, with little animals that move their mouths when talking, however more of the same when it comes to the producer, Air Bub entertainment, less interesting than the equally cute "Bub: O Cão Amigo" from the same producer...

I know what you're going to say. "This movie is crap!" But Air bud Entertainment is so underrated it's not funny. I discovered this on Netflix and now I can't stop watching this lol. Unique plot, family friendly, and TALKING DOGS!

I couldn't stop watching it... It really wasn't very good in terms of the story line and predictability but those dogs were just so darn cute I will just watch them singing songs without any story to go along with it.

There isn't a singular reason why you should waste your precious 80 years of life on this movie. I got this movie on a DVD at the library, and boy oh boy do I regret it. I didn't spend ANYTHING on this movie, and I already feel as if I drastically overpaid. My sister is an addict for dog movies and dogs in general, but this addiction has only boosted my feeling of insurmountable annoyance at this movie. I am honestly convinced that even the CGI of Skibidi Toilet looks impressive compared to this. If I could praise this movie for one thing, though, it would be the fact that the Mexican dog says, "big and easy." Don't even bother asking why that's funny to me.

This is my 8 year olds favorite, has been for a while now. She sings along and quotes the movie as it plays. A dog is caught by the dog catcher and somehow escapes and gets on a American Idol type show.

Netflix has all the sequels and IMDB tv has this one, the original.