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Little But Mighty

I'm in a Movie!

My mommy made a movie starring me and my dog walk buddies Sabana (see her in my pup pals section) and Teddy. It's for the Francis Ford Coppola competition and FFC is judging it by May 1, 2007. Here's the website, and you should all give five stars to our movie "Trattoria Cane" as the popular vote might sway things:

www.rossobianco.com/movie/31

The movie has an all dog cast and my buddy Sabana had a really hard role -- she had to play a boy dog! Some people say Teddy, as the kindly waiter dog, deserves the Oscar. But I think I look just fabulous in my outfit which I will probably wear at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party.

The movie couldn't have been made without my dogwalking girlfriends, Eva and Emiliana of Ruff Riders K9 Adventures. They were acting coaches, casting agents, key grips and prop masters.

The people behind the scenes in Hollywood never get enough credit!

I'm in a MOVIE!

My owner cast me and my dog walking pals Sabana and Teddy in a short movie entry for the contest Francis Ford Coppola is running to publicize his new wines.

Okay the prizes are crap. My owner doesn't even get a bottle of Coppola's cheap plonk if I win -- rather some old piece of paper signed by him.

But that doesn't squelch the competitive spirit.

So go to this address:

http://www.rossobianco.com/movie/31

The site will possibly make you sign in and verify that you are of drinking age first (okay, Francis's first goal here is to flog wine).

Then vote early and vote often and tell all your friends and relatives to vote for:

Trattoria Cane starring me and my pals Sabana and Teddy.

And start thinking come from behind Oscar for me in my heart-rending role as "the shy girl in the cafe".

C'mon, Hollywood has ignored the work of the many fine Smooth Fox Terrier actors and actresses for too long. Now is your chance to fight the inequity of the system. Let Hollywood know that this vital minority DEMANDS to be represented for their great acting accomplishments.

My Big Wilderness Experience

My parents bought undeveloped land in Sonoma that they are turning into a small vineyard. I don't know about that but the rows of vines are great from running down and full tilt. Yesterday I just had my first wilderness encounter -- I barked at and chased a coyote! It was a well fed coyote, as well, at least three times bigger than me. But at least he ran when I barked which is a lot more than the local deer do. What fun is an animal that won't run when I bark?