Beethoven’s 2nd (1993)

Beethoven’s 2nd (1993) is a family comedy about Beethoven, the lovable St. Bernard, who becomes a parent to a litter of mischievous puppies. The Newton family, who already care for Beethoven, must now deal with the chaos of raising the puppies while protecting them from an evil woman who wants to sell them.

Dog Role in the Film

• Beethoven and Missy: Beethoven, a St. Bernard, becomes a parent in this film, along with Missy, another St. Bernard. Together, they navigate the challenges of raising a playful litter of puppies. The film focuses on the comedic and heartwarming moments of this big dog family, with Beethoven continuing his role as the protective, lovable figure.

Key Themes

• Family and Responsibility: The film showcases the Newton family’s commitment to caring for Beethoven, Missy, and their puppies, emphasizing the importance of family and responsibility in pet ownership.
• Protection and Love: Beethoven’s protective instincts shine as he defends his puppies from being sold by an unscrupulous woman, showing the deep bond between pets and their families.
• Comedy and Chaos: The puppies bring humor and mayhem, making the film an entertaining family experience filled with mischief and heartwarming moments.