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‘The Artist’ dog Uggie dies at 13
His “Artist” work earned him several honours, including a Golden Collar Award and the Palm Dog Award at the Cannes.
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Uggie, the Hollywood dog from The Artist, has died.
Uggie, the canine star of the Academy Award winning silent movie The Artist, has lost his battle with prostate cancer.
Along with his starring role in The Artist, Uggie appeared in The Campaign, Water for Elephants and Mr.
Upon Uggie’s retirement in 2012, von Muller had nothing but praise for the heralded hound.
In June 2012, Uggie retired from acting after imprinting his paws in the iconic cement outside Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, according to the Washington Post.
Paying tribute to the pooch, Palm Dog organisers said: “This was one special little Jack Russell who gave pleasure to millions”.
“I don’t think so”.
Von Muller said that the decision to have his beloved pet euthanized was a tough decision.
“I don’t think so”. Yes, I’ve always been a bit of an attention-seeker, but aren’t all great actors?
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Uggie’s trainer, Sarah Clifford, added: ‘I will forever hold him dearly in my heart and never forget his infinite love for chicken and hotdogs’. A pound-bound Uggie found his way into showbiz after he was rescued by an animal trainer, melting hearts first in a dog talent show and then in commercials and movie parts.