Good concept, poorly executed.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

This movie was very well written, and well acted by the leads. It suffered a bit from some amateur direction, and not the greatest of support casts. But I would definitely recommend it for those looking for a "will-and-graceish" light romantic comedy.It was nice to see Alexander Chapin in a slightly different sort of role, and as a romantic lead. He was way underutilized in Spin City, and hopefully this will be a good next step for him.This was definitely a lifetime (TV for gay men, and the occasional woman) film. Check it out! The canine costars often out acted the supporting cast, but they get better training and management than most

Steven is a writer whose latest book is making his editor cringe. It seems it does not have enough spark for mass appeal. Steven is out of ideas. When he accidentally takes his injured dog to a vet, the very pretty lady assistant mistakes Steven for being gay. When they begin to develop a friendship, Steven plays along to get close to her, hoping to reveal himself at the proper moment. Meanwhile, he does get to go clothes shopping with her! Steven also discovers new material to better his book. However, how will Steven's ruse play out when the truth is brought to light? Will Rebecca welcome his attention or not? This film is very nice. It is not a series of gay stereotypes and subtle putdowns but offers a balanced approach to its basic premise. The dogs in the film are adorable and add furry fun to the flick at every turn. Attractive and capable, the principals actors are there to please, with Jordan Ladd doing a great stint as a selfish but extremely lovely ex-girlfriend. Do you love animals, comedy and kisses? Try to pursue all avenues in order to grab of copy of this dog gone good movie!

This is a cute, little romantic comedy not solely restricted to either dog lovers, yuppie singles or gay men. It's a fun, urban bit of lighthearted fare with an especially strong and noteworthy supporting cast...specifically Alexandra Boyd, John Cantwell, Tom McGowan and the always wonderful Richard Kind. Good soundtrack, featuring Sophie Ellis Bextor (sp?)....

I saw this film at The Hollywood Film Festival and laughed out loud for one of the few times during the festival. This film is a lot of fun - a great popcorn movie to go to with a date. I hope that more folks have the opportunity to walk this dog.