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shalotstage said: @lowkeysaurus the facial animation lacks tenderness AT ALL. Dogs have their own facial expressions that makes them unique, not “little human alike” creatures. For instance there is an old German series named “comisar Rex”. That dog shows many facial expresions and body language. But that movie had a lot of mistakes, so the poor animations is just one of the many problems it had.

shalotstage said: @lowkeysaurus I know they used THE BODYS of real dogs. IT IS EASY to see that. What I mean if the FACIAL EXPRESSION they use are made by computer, and THAT IS ALSO EASILY NOTICED. Do you REALLY think the dogs talked? LOL… what I mean REAL DOG facial expresions, are for they using A REAL DOG EXPRESSIONS to animate or express the feeling they want to convey, INSTEAD of using a forced animation of two dogs talking to each other with HUMAN FACIAL EXPRESSIONS.

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lowkeysaurus said: @shalotstage hey buddy uh I ought to tell you they actually used real dogs and didn’t CGI it like the lion king haha??? So basically their facial expressions are their actual expressions lol.