Step Dogs Page #4

Synopsis: When humble rancher Rick Patterson marries movie star Sabrina Eastman, his son Josh (10) finds himself with a new step-sister, Lacey (14). Josh is an introverted boy who doesn't have a lot of confidence and Lacey is a spoiled Hollywood brat who's angry at Sabrina for not letting her have her own reality show. The two kids do not get along and neither do their respective dogs: Josh's dog Meatball is a scruffy, farm mutt who's laid-back and friendly; Cassie is a prim, spoiled, purse city dog who is not into country living. Rick and Sabrina go on their honeymoon for a couple of days, leaving Lacey and Josh in the care of Krystal, a hippie-trippy New Age neighbour. When Lacey sees some people outside the house one night, she starts to think someone is watching the house but Josh dismisses her fears. However, as Cassie quickly develops her 'country nose', she learns that Lacey wasn't wrong. She and Meatball discover that a pair of bumbling crooks, Louie and Terrance, are plotting to steal S
Genre: Comedy, Family
Director(s): Geoff Anderson
Production: Warner Home Video
 
IMDB:
4.6
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
82 min
228 Views


Well, she is from Hollywood.

Give her a chance, she's

in a new, unfamiliar place.

I'll give her a chance

if she gives me a chance.

You two have more in common

than you think.

This is bogus.

You know how I was supposed

to spend my winter vacation?

On a reality show.

It was going to be all

about me and my life.

But Sabrina wouldn't' sign the release.

That explains why you were such

a crab cake at the wedding.

I was not a crab cake.

What is this?

Macrobiotic food.

Cool! I love macrobiotic food.

Everyone in Hollywood eats this stuff.

Everyone in Hollywood, eats this stuff.

Oh, by the way.

Did Sabrina give you the

recipe for Cassie's dog food?

Mhm.

I followed it to the letter.

Thank you.

Can you please not feed

any of that chunk to Meatball?

Don't worry.

I made his favourite.

Oh yeah, bring me those meatballs!

Meatballs for Meatball.

Woohoo!

What are you having?

A recipe from my holistic veterinarian.

Uhh, you want a meatball?

Eww!

Gross.

Eww!

What?

Don't look at me.

Okay, which one of you is it?

Meatball, come on.

What?

Wasn't me!

What are you guys all looking at?

That dog is sleeping in the

garage tonight.

I think you're sniffing up the wrong

Ooh. Hehe.

Sorry about that.

My bad.

Ooh, that's just meatballs

coming back on me.

That was me.

Ooh that's a bad one.

I'll just be in the garage.

Go go go go!

Hey hey hey hey.

We are never going to get anything done

unless that dog stops barking.

This is a lot of fun.

I know, I know man.

I'm having fun too.

Okay, go go go go!

Josh, wake up!

There's someone outside!

What?

Meatball's probably just barking

at a raccoon or something.

No! I saw someone!

What's that?

Nothing.

Where'd you see them?

Come on, let's go.

Okay! Okay!

I don't see anything.

I don't know.

I think I saw them go that way.

Oh Meatball, be quiet.

Meatball!

Be quiet!

Oh, Meatball.

I love meatballs.

I could really go for a

meatball sub right now.

Will you shut up please?

Okay, yeah yeah.

Thank you.

What exactly did you see?

There were shadows moving around.

Woah. You woke me up for shadows?

Yeah!

I woke you up for shadows!

Ow! Ow ow ow ow!

Charlie horse!

Don't! Stop that.

Charlie horse!

I need you to stop that.

Searing pain!

Oh no!

Get your hands up.

Odin's ugly sister I am going down!

What is it?

Get out of here.

Alright.

I think I know what

we're dealing with here.

Paparazzi, right?

They're trying to get a shot

of me living in the sticks.

Could be.

Or it might be a couple of kids

whose parents left them alone

for a few days who need some attention.

Sorry Sheriff.

Oh no need to apologize Krystal.

But Josh, I expect better from you.

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Willem Wennekers

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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