Walk of Fame Dogs Celebrate Canine Stars

The Walk of Fame Dogs Celebrate Canine Stars is a unique and fun event that brings together dog owners and their pets to honor canine celebrities. The event features a star-studded walkway where dogs can have their paw prints immortalized in cement.

Over 100 dogs have participated in the event, including a Poodle named Fifi who was honored for her role in a popular dog food commercial. Fifi's owner was thrilled to see her furry friend's paw print in cement.

The event is held annually at the Dog Park, a popular spot for dog owners to socialize with their pets. The Dog Park is equipped with dog-friendly facilities, including a large grassy area and a separate section for small dogs.

Toto, Judy Garland's beloved pooch in the Wizard of Oz, earned more in a week than any munchkin on set.

Dogs were a beloved fixture in old Hollywood, often upstaging their human co-stars. They were used to humanize stars who may have appeared far removed from everyday life.

The John Kobal Foundation's book, Hollywood Dogs, showcases never-before-seen photos of Hollywood titans cuddling up to their canine friends. These photos perfectly illustrate the importance of our four-legged friends in Hollywood.

Lee Marvin, notorious for being hard to handle, was caught imitating his dog in one of the photos. Publicists and marketing directors soon realized that stars photographed better with dogs.

Elizabeth Taylor was often seen squealing with delight while washing her cocker spaniel, showcasing the genuine joy between Hollywood actors and their dogs. Rin Tin Tin even gained more votes for the Academy Award for Best Actor than any other actor nominated.

Lassie earned his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, solidifying his place in Hollywood history.