The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating

It wasn't the best film in the world but it wasn't the worst ever This film has good messeges but they are delivered to straight forward and they make them feel stupid

The actors are doing a very good job but the filming wasn't the best

Things would come out of nowhere and the way the scenes were changing were just a simple black screen => next scene

It just had some non copyrighted music, nothing special

I liked the whole dog trainer theme of the movie but everything else was "meh"

My favorite character was probably Radar, Alex's dog/partner I wouldn't rewatch this, but I will admit I am not the biggest romance movie fan.

I like almost all decent Hallmark movies and I am almost always grading on the "Hallmark curve" not expecting perfection but a nice watch. But, I do expect the movie to not insult the audience with childish slapstick and stupid lines. I only watched half because I just couldn't take it anymore so take that confession for what it's worth. It is exceedingly rare for me not to finish a Hallmark flick.

As usual I blame the writing and not the actors who are just doing their job with that they are given. The leads were fine, I have no issues with their performances, but by trying to be way too cute, obvious and bland the writers ruined the story.

I was looking forward to seeing this. Rated it an 8 out of 10. This is a low budget movie. Not much in the way of costumes or expensive sets. The premise was funny and the main actors were very good. The female lead was gorgeous, witty and articulate. The male lead was funny, but I had trouble understanding him in a few places because his voice was so low. The secondary actors were just okay. The dogs could have stolen the show but they were just props. I watched it twice just to make sure that I was being fair with my review. I am. One last thought, the lady the main male character is pursuing to date plays an outstanding self oriented, selfish designer who does a great job of being in love with herself.

Listen, I'll be honest and say the previews for this movie did not excite me; however, both my husband and I ended up loving it! It premiered on January 1st, and was fun, playful, lighthearted, had great banter and chemistry between the leads, was energetic and entertaining, and was the perfect movie to jump start the new year. I don't typically enjoy dog training movies, but this one worked for me.

At one point, it looked like it was about to go deep into some family drama, but they only used that information to explain a reaction to something else, and kept it moving. It did not bring down the mood of the movie, which often times can happen.

I would say this movie is best to watch when you are needing a break from the heaviness of life.

It was such a wonderful pick-me-up!

This was a light hearted movie shot in a beautiful city. I found out that it was shot in Newfoundland Canada, although US flags are scene through the movie.

The title name was spot on and it was a good enjoyable movie. Main actors kept the pace going. Daddy issues with main character could of had a rewrite. The Blonde in the movie, where did she come from? Never seen her before but they saved the movie including more scenes of her at the end. It's Hallmark, plots are similar but it's simple and refreshing for the Holidays. I'm glad I can sit down with my kids and watch a decent movie, we all need that.