What can you say about Moose? a lovable canine? A consummate professional? A bright star in the Hollywood universe? Yes, you could say all those things. Or you could just say that he was the little dog that could. The little dog that never took no for an answer. The little dog that never said, "I can't," but always, "why can't I?"
The story of Moose is a classic rags-to-riches story of how an average pound-bound puppy barked, jumped, and mugged his way up the ladder of success to become a major superstar. Not since Lassie has America cared so much about one of its four-legged creatures. At least, that's what Moose would say.
I would say that working with that dog has been a nightmare. I had to be at his beck and call, any time, day or night. You don't know what it's like to get a call at three o'clock in the morning because "someone" has something he wants to add to the Frasier chapter. Did he think I had no life of my own? Or that I slept by the telephone waiting for him to call? Yes, he did. Because, like most uber-stars, he thought the world revolved around him. From the moment I committed to working with him on this book, it's been nothing but Moose, Moose, Moose.
But I have to admit he's had a fascinating life. To be plucked out of obscurity and thrust into the limelight may be the dream of every actor in the world, but in reality it's more of a challenge than most people realize. It's hard not toget caught up in all the glitter and hype of Hollywood and completelylose sight of what's really important--family and friends. As egomaniacal as Moose is, he has never forgotten where he came from or taken for granted the fans that got him where he is today.
He's a complex guy--selfish and independent, demanding and feisty, impatient and intense, arrogant and stubborn, and strong-willed. But heis also loving, caring, thoughtful when he wants to be, charismatic, funny, charming, and above all loyal.
In short, Moose is a Jack Russell terrier with an attitude. Is there any other kind?

My Life as a Dog

Moose

Hargrove, Brian

Humor & Entertainment

HarperEntertainment

The dog who plays Eddie on "Frasier" tells all in this autobiography of one of the great show business animals of all time.

My Life As a Dog

Biographies & Memoirs

Regional U.S.

Thorndike Pr

A heartfelt story told in photographs and Moose the dog's narration, about how one small dog helped his owner chase the Black Dog away My name is Moose and my master's a photographer. Well, he usually is. At the moment, he's in trouble. He feels really sad. Because he's got not work. I know what that means: more pictures of scruffy old me . . . Captured through his owner Martin's photographs, this is the story of Moose the dog's life in East London, and the effect of the recession on his owner. Moose introduces us to his friends, favorite smells, and thoughts on the modern world. Through his poignant and funny first-hand account of the highs and lows of being a photographer's dog, and his efforts to help his owner through a time of no work, we discover a wagging tale about not giving up, and being a man's best friend.

My Name Is Moose: Modern Life Through a Dog's Eyes

Arts & Photography

Usborne, Martin

Photography & Video

Anova Books

The Fake Fall of Rome

History

Ancient Civilizations

Independently published

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