Mary Allen
The Lagotto Romagnolo is a rare breed of dog that originated in Italy. Known for their curly, waterproof coats and excellent sense of smell, these dogs have become popular in the entertainment industry, appearing in a number of movies and TV shows over the years. Here are 21 famous Lagotto Romagnoli on TV and in movies.
Zena, from the TV show “FBI”
Bella, from the movie “A Dog’s Way Home”
Bruno, from the TV show “The Good Place”
Bucci, from the movie “The Leisure Seeker”
Ciccio, from the TV show “Detective Montalbano”
Ciccio, from the TV show “Don Matteo”
Elio, from the movie “Dogman”
Frankie, from the TV show “My Brilliant Friend”
Gatsby, from the TV show “Breeders”
Gilda, from the TV show “Il Commissario Montalbano”
Luna, from the TV show “Top Dogs: Adventures in Time”
Mio, from the TV show “Detective Montalbano”
Nino, from the TV show “Gomorrah”
Noah, from the TV show “Fleabag”
Nonno, from the TV show “Detective Montalbano”
Poldo, from the movie “The Good Italian II: The Prince Goes to Milan”
Rita, from the TV show “Il Commissario Montalbano”
Sookie, from the TV show “Breeders”
Toto, from the movie “The Good Italian”
Toto, from the TV show “Il Commissario Montalbano”
Valentino, from the TV show “Il Commissario Montalbano”
These Lagotto Romagnoli have all made a name for themselves in the entertainment industry, charming audiences with their unique personalities and endearing appearances. Their curly coats and excellent sense of smell have made them a popular choice for filmmakers and TV producers alike, and their appearances on screen have only served to increase their popularity as pets. Whether they’re playing a supporting role or taking center stage, these Lagotto Romagnoli have all left a lasting impression on audiences around the world.