A Dog's Way Home is the wonderful story of Bella, a mixed breed dog who...through no fault of her own runs afoul of a greedy real estate developer & a rogue animal control officer. Set in Denver they claim she is a pit bull and according to the laws of the city is scheduled to be put down. In order to save her life, she is sent away. So great is her love for her people she finds a way to escape and begins the long trek to find home again. Along the way she encounters mountains, wilderness and adventures. This is a story that stays with the reader long after the last page has been turned. For those who've not yet read it, I envy you...for the adventure still lies before you.

I was outside a local grocery store when a senior who seemed to be in his 90's stopped me and my service dog and told me about this movie, A Dog's Way Home. He as so excited to tell me about it that based on his passion for it and for dogs I went to Best Buy to purchase it. It was as heartwarming as he said. I liked it so much I use this movie and continuously play it in the model of an Assisted Living community I have. If you love dogs and need a boost in life, then you will want to see this movie.

Loved the heart of this story, and the fact that it was something that the entire family can enjoy. It isn't exactly an action film, so don't expect dynamic audio or majorly engaged audio channels. What it does have is a good deal of audio 'realism', which encompasses the viewer with sounds of the environment, which helps to draw the viewer into the movie. Story wise, I have seen it before in the 70/80s with various Disney and made-for-television movies. It has been done before, but never this well, and the time for such a movie is long overdue.

On sale at $250 it was very easy to connect to an LG tv with the optic connection, because I did it anybody can do it! The included instructions were somewhat helpful but limited in explaining the finer details. The Best Buy associate had showed me the connection places and how to connect the optic cable, etc.

The film is a heartfelt film of a dog who gets separated by his new found family anD his journey to get Back 400 miles to find them. The small adventures on the way back is very exciting. The film warms the heart. The acting of the dog is amazing. Children will love it.