We see a working dog, a beggar's dog, a shepherd's dog, and a milkman's dog. The working dog is locked inside a large wire wheel; the dog runs inside the wheel, turning it to run a machine. The beggar's dog pulls its legless master, who's sitting on a low cart, down the street. The shepherd's dog keeps a flock of at least 20 sheep in a tight circle. The milkman's dog pulls a cart on which is mounted a large cylinder of milk. A lad leads the dog to a house with a Dutch door; the top half of the door opens, and the lady of the house hands out a pitcher that the boy fills as the dog waits.
Release Date | December 17, 1907 | |
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Status | Released | |
Original Title | Les chiens et ses services | |
Runtime | 2min | |
Budget | — | |
Revenue | — | |
Language | No Language | |
Original Language | French | |
Production Countries | France | |
Production Companies | Pathé Frères |