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Leaked Video From ‘A Dog’s Purpose’ Set Calls Film’s Treatment Of Animals Into Question



Warning: The video above might be unsuitable for certain viewers.

After seeing a press screening of “A Dog’s Purpose,” an upcoming film based on the best-selling novel by W. Bruce Cameron, I was floored by the animals’ abilities to do things that seemed impossible. Now, it’s a little easier to understand why.

In a video obtained by TMZ and posted on Wednesday, a crew member or trainer for the film is seen forcing a German Shepherd to perform a “stunt” that seems extremely unsafe ― so much so as to call into question how animals were handled over the entire course of the film’s shooting.

In the final version of the movie, the police dogappears to bravely rescue a young girl after she falls into a rushing river. But in the behind-the-scenes clip ― which was shot outside of Winnipeg, Canada, in November 2015 ― a trainer is seen pushing the scared German Shepherd into a rough pool of water as he tries to claw his way out. After much resistance, the dog eventually gets into the water, but ends up being submerged for so long that handlers yelled, “Cut it!”

At the start of the video, a person also can be heard saying, “Don’t worry, it’s warm water at least.”

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...als-into-question_us_587fbef7e4b0cf0ae881a304

 
Split bits, boot spurs and whips are used to train horses.....actually pretty cruel tools when you understand how painful they would be to the animal
 
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In the arms of an angel.....
 
When I saw the title of this thread, I thought what's Trump being accused of now
 
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How much do they pay the dogs in these movies?

One of my dogs would have jumped in and been mad when she got pulled out. Never saw a dog that loves water so much. Take her to a lake and she swims for hours, takes a 10 minute break, and then swims for more hours.

She is a very strong swimmer. I have watched her swim up the current in a real wild river much like what you see in the video. Then she floats down the river like a raft to swim back up again, and again, and again. She loves moving water.
 

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