Life in the Doghouse

If you like animals in general and dogs in particular, you will like this too. There are decent human beings (in case recent world events or other things have made you cynical or otherwise pessimistic) and this documentary shines a light on some of them. Rescuing animals in need is something they try to do. Now of course that does not mean everyone else can just get pets and than have a clean conscious because someone else will take care of them. Obviously there are a lot of strays and there are a lot of dogs out there. There are certain things that have to be done to take control of overpopulation of stray dogs ... not nice things. So the documentary does not shy away from tough topics ... that's why it is good

A must see for everyone. Danny and Ron are heroes. Real life examples of how breeding and the puppy mill business contributes the death of 4 millions dogs a year. A call to action. Some scenes were emotionally intense, but in the best ways, because it made their message clear. Spray and neuter your pets and choose adoption over purchasing!

If you can't stop crying through this entire show there's something wrong with you. These two gentlemen are angels on earth. to our doggies, our best friends. I have a rescue dog and watching her come out of her shell was an unbelievable emotion, and every day I see her happiness and healthy life, I feel so blessed. Lets stop buying puppies from pet stores and get these puppy mills shut down! And please, people, rescue these beautiful, loyal creatures. Also Danny, my prayers are with you!

What selfless individuals these two amazing guys are, that goes also for the staff who work so hard to give dogs hope, love & care. This programme will bring a lump to the throat and take you through a number of emotions. Wholly recommended if you're a dog or even just an animal lover in general.

An amazing look at two extremely kind and caring individuals who go above and beyond to save dogs from all kinds of backgrounds. This documentary gave a real eye opening look into the reality of animal abandonment, and the extent of how many dogs are euthanised on a regular basis. These two have absolute hearts of gold, and really enjoyed their stories.