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Five eccentric dog owners reach the end of their patience and sign up for an intensive course with a legendary trainer in the Tyrolean mountains, where the humans turn out to be the harder cases.
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In this tumultuous comedy, five eccentric dog owners seek help in dealing with their four-legged friends. Their last hope: an intensive course with the charismatic and legendary dog trainer Nodon in the Tyrolean mountains.
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Five eccentric dog owners reach the end of their patience and sign up for an intensive course with a legendary trainer in the Tyrolean mountains, where the humans turn out to be the harder cases. The film runs on ensemble farce, alpine scenery and the reliable comic truth that people bring their entire personalities to their pets. The wordplay in the title sets the tone neatly: broad, silly and thoroughly unbothered about how much of it makes sense.
This is aimed at viewers who want an easygoing comedy with a big cast of oddballs and no interest whatsoever in edge. Expect a light, episodic rhythm across ninety-one minutes, mountain postcards between the gags, and misbehaving animals doing exactly what you hope. Fans of gentle, sitcom-adjacent group comedies, and anyone who has ever lost an argument with their own dog, will find it a painless good time. Pleasant, undemanding and best enjoyed without scrutiny.
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