Does the dog die?
Browse movies, tv shows, books and more where the dog dies.
This trigger is for people who are upset by the death of a canine companion. Dogs are often portrayed as loyal friends in films, and their death can be very triggering.
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Movie • 2014 Report
Yes
1228
No
113
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egreen
Yes, and it's terrible, BUT John Wick spends the rest of the movie deliberately, gloriously, and violently avenging the dog, so it feels really pro-dog overall.
Movie • 2008 Report
Yes
847
No
40
145
Derek Huber
As soon as Marley has trouble on the steps, turn the movie off and set fire to it in a dumpster. Happy ending!
Movie • 2018 Report
Yes
714
No
68
85
Anonymous
The death is not shown on screen. The camera briefly shows the aftermath (not bloody, just a small furry stillness) but if you're not paying attention you could easily miss what it's showing you.
Movie • 2022 Report
Yes
606
No
22
231
IvanMironov
You'll want to skip from 36:40 to 38:13.
During this time, it's night, and M3GAN uses a voice recording of the dog's owner to lure it to the hole in the wooden fence. Once the dog gets closer to the fence, you see M3GAN's face appear at the hole (from the dog's POV) before the scene switches to show the dog, from the side, being pulled through the hole (by its collar, I assume) while it tries to resist and yelps in fright. Then, the scene changes to the next morning where you first hear and then see the dog's owner calling out it's name while walking down the street looking for him.
Honestly, I don't understand why movie directors feel the need to show pets being in any sort of danger like this. You can make a horror movie's antagonist creepy, scary, or unsettling via other ways.
During this time, it's night, and M3GAN uses a voice recording of the dog's owner to lure it to the hole in the wooden fence. Once the dog gets closer to the fence, you see M3GAN's face appear at the hole (from the dog's POV) before the scene switches to show the dog, from the side, being pulled through the hole (by its collar, I assume) while it tries to resist and yelps in fright. Then, the scene changes to the next morning where you first hear and then see the dog's owner calling out it's name while walking down the street looking for him.
Honestly, I don't understand why movie directors feel the need to show pets being in any sort of danger like this. You can make a horror movie's antagonist creepy, scary, or unsettling via other ways.
TV Show • 2011 Report
Yes
548
No
41
45
Christina Bowling
YES. A lot of animals die on this show, from random animals to beloved pets.
Movie • 2014 Report
Yes
536
No
18
180
annikavankoevering
FOR ANYONE WHO DOESNT WANT TO WATCH THE DEATH OF THE DOG. Dont watch from 1:09:20-1:11:20.
Movie • 2017 Report
Yes
485
No
22
85
user13121
The dog dies several times and is reincarnated.
Movie • 2007 Report
Yes
460
No
13
84
Tara Wrede Albert
Dog, his only company and constant companion, gets bitten and infected. He tries hard to save her but she turns. He basically strangle/hugs her. A friend told me it wasn't that bad cause you don't really see much, but I legit ugly cried for a long time. I had to pause the movie, and it's a really good movie. I'd say watch and ff ahead as soon as the dog is infected or just don't watch.
And never trust a friend's opinion on these matters.
And never trust a friend's opinion on these matters.
Movie • 2013 Report
Yes
457
No
14
90
Anonymous
Sadie, the dog, is found dead at 15:40 by one of the daughters. skip to 16:20 to avoid.
Movie • 2000 Report
Yes
413
No
17
80
mivaldi
The main character graphically stomps a homeless man's dog to death (somewhat from a distance, yelping is very audible). This is very upsetting and early in the film. The same character nearly shoots a cat, but does not.
(SPOILER WARNING BELOW)
It is later revealed that some events may not have actually happened, which would include the dog's death.
(SPOILER WARNING BELOW)
It is later revealed that some events may not have actually happened, which would include the dog's death.
TV Show • 2021 Report
Yes
392
No
7
144
IzzyElwyn
Yes, and it's incredibly upsetting. At 34:09 in Episode 2 skip ahead to 36:48 if you're even a little upset by animal deaths.
TV Show • 2010 Report
Yes
344
No
57
30
ingy
Absolutely hope they don't kill Daryl's dog. I might stop watching this show if they do.
TV Show • 2024 Report
Yes
321
No
48
29
LilithEbony2024
At the beginning of episode 2, but there is a bad spot at 43 minutes you might want to skip if you are sensitive dog cries.
Movie • 2015 Report
Yes
315
No
8
36
Ollie Muss
A family dog is found disemboweled.
TV Show • 2005 Report
Yes
315
No
27
32
craftyminersminecraft
Meredith Grey's dog is euthanized by the vet.
Movie • 1982 Report
Yes
312
No
5
50
Mycomni
First off, the dog the HuskyThing had assimilated is dead but had died before the start of the movie. There were (more or less) nine dogs in the kennels when the HuskyThing arrived. Since only two dogs ran out after Clark opened the kennel, that means seven dogs were assimilated into the HuskyThing. While one dog wasn't assimilated, the poor thing *was* partially dissolved in acid (and thus, I'm assuming it died due to the extent of its injuries). One of the characters, Blair, kills the remaining dogs in the kennel after seeing the BenningsThing. Either way, lots of dogs die, this is not the movie for you if you're sensitive to dog deaths, especially to Husky deaths and brutal dog deaths.
TV Show • 2021 Report
Yes
293
No
34
37
Kellyissickofthis
Yes, season finale is horribly graphic — avoid the basement scene — so sick of this stupid trope
Movie • 2019 Report
Yes
276
No
10
53
jackparker
SKIP FROM 50:39-51:08
TV Show • 2005 Report
Yes
264
No
44
17
Lauren Hunter
Season 4, episode 11 - a dog is heard being killed
Season 7, episode 15 - a very cute small dog is killed for its heart to be used in a ritual
Season 7, episode 15 - a very cute small dog is killed for its heart to be used in a ritual
TV Show • 2017 Report
Yes
264
No
8
19
Anonymous
A cat gets killed off screen, and a dog gets run over, NOT PRETTY.
Movie • 2017 Report
Yes
257
No
7
44
NicolaWarner
Thanks for the warnings, I just switched it off! My heart sank when I saw the little doggy and I knew I probably wasn't going to continue with it. Why do they have to include animals??
Video Game • 2009 Report
Yes
253
No
13
52
Nebulacat
Technically it depends. Tame wolves, which are sort of dogs, *can* die, but there are ways the player can prevent them from dying.
TV Show • 2014 Report
Yes
247
No
3
43
iamheretobung
Yes, Jonathan Joestar's (JoJo) dog Danny does die.
TV Show • 2019 Report
Yes
244
No
2
57
ChrisB71
Skip from 26:50 to 32:10 and 43:30 to 49:20. Not only the shooting but before that the older men talk about how to do it. You have to hear animals suffering (they didn't play noise with the cow in the first scene). And it just gets worse and worse. Even muted it was tough.
Movie • 1993 Report
Yes
239
No
76
122
MearlBoss
Coming from Ricky anyone?
TV Show • 2016 Report
Yes
238
No
16
53
Anonymous
A dog is kicked into the sun
TV Show • 2022 Report
Yes
238
No
29
19
fluffy8uns
it is mentioned a dog dies on the movie, but it is not onscreen
TV Show • 2013 Report
Yes
222
No
40
27
Anonymous
Charles Boyle's dog dies of a heart attack off-screen but has a memorial service.
TV Show • 2022 Report
Yes
214
No
31
12
Not sure why people are voting no. Baron, the dog, was clearly dead at the end of episode 7.
Video Game Report
Yes
212
No
3
22
AShyYandere
Multiple times,other animals have also died other than dogs too