Owners of a Rottweiler and other dogs have sued a company called Hollywood Paws for failing to help turn their pooches into stars. More than a dozen pet owners contend the company collected tens of thousands of dollars but never delivered on promises to get film and television auditions for their pets. Hollywood Paws owner Larry Lionetti contends he never promised acting jobs, although he said several animals had won spots in commercials.
October 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Owners of a Rottweiler and other dogs have sued a company called Hollywood Paws for failing to help turn their pooches into stars.
More than a dozen pet owners contend the company collected tens of thousands of dollars but never delivered on promises to get film and television auditions for their pets.
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