Famous dogs get walk of fame

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Famous dogs get walk of fame

London builds walk of fame for famous pups of stage and screen. Winners announced Nov. 5.

First, there's Lassie, the queen of celebrity dogs.

Toto was a faithful companion to Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz."

Gromit shows off his most alluring moves when he tries to entice a beast out of hiding in "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were Rabbit."

Snowy can be found tucked under the piano on the cover of one of Herge's Tintin books, "The Castafiore Emerald."

Author, pilot, philosopher: Snoopy, seen here with pal Woodstock

Photographer William Wegman's Weimaraners are famous for their leggy stances.

Eddie had a cool relationship with radio psychiatrist Frasier Crane on the sitcom by the same name.

Gidget the chihuahua, the husky voice of countless Taco Bell commercials, has passed away at age 15. In her honor, here is a selection of other pooches made famous on the small and big screens.

"Old Yeller" has a sad ending, but the bond between boy (Tommy Kirk) and dog is the stuff of movie legend.

Scooby-Doo (seen here in "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed") made the jump from small screen to silver screen.

Puppy love: "Lady and the Tramp"

Garfield's buddy, Odie

Benji has starred in films since 1974 and always seems to be in the right spot to help someone in need.

The dog in the film "Air Bud" is a Golden Receiver.

Marley is the dog in the book and film of the same name "Marley & Me" that gets into a lot of trouble.

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First, there's Lassie, the queen of celebrity dogs.

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