Star Dogs

This MGM movie tells about a Golden pup who takes off on a magical journey to the wilds of the Australian Outback. Life as a pet isn't much fun for young Muffin, a pup dreaming of being a "wild dog." So when he gets his chance to escape in a helium balloon-powered basket, the pup hops on board, changes his name to Napoleon & sets off on his adventure. He meets special friends who help him as he learns more about the world and himself than he ever thought possible. Local pair share lead role in new Aussie movie LOCAL pooches Trooper and Kaleb are heading for the big time. They star in the $4 million film, Napoleon, shot on location in South Australia and New Zealand and now being released. Both dogs play the lead part of Napoleon, a frustrated Golden Retriever who knows he's not cut out for a comfortable city life. Instead, he sets off for the outback and a series of wild and wonderful adventures, including a memorable trip in a hot-air balloon. Trooper is owned by Eden Hill's Lillian Robinson, while Kaleb belongs to Jane Dooly, of Bassendean. They were the only two dogs from WA to feature in the movie.

Air Bud - Golden Receiver (1997)
This DVD was released on January 14, 2003. This time out, Buddy, the hoop-shooting, hotshot canine, tackles a new sport - football. When his teenage owner reluctantly becomes the school's new quarterback, Buddy catches the spirit and joins the team. Soon, the two find themselves leading the Timber wolves to the state championship. But victory hopes are sidelined when two sinister Russian circus owners take a bite out of everyone's plans and dognap Buddy for their star attraction.

Air Bud - Seventh Inning Fetch (2002)
This DVD was released on April 6, 2004. Having mastered basketball, football, and soccer in his last three films, this time Air Bud heads out to the baseball diamond. Once again following in the footsteps of his teenage owner, Bud becomes a Little League star. However, crisis strikes when it is discovered that Bud's puppies, now fully grown and living with other families, are being stolen. Now, Air Bud must put down his bat and glove and try to solve the case of the missing pups.

Air Bud - World Pup (2000)
This DVD was released on December 12, 2000. Three is a charm for the Air Bud franchise, as Disney's third installment seems to have rekindled its initial freshness. Buddy takes to the soccer field this time, and he has the immense good fortune of being joined by real-life U.S. Women's Soccer Team champions Brandi Chastain, Brianna Scurry, and Tisha Venturini, among others. Kevin Zegers returns to the story as Buddy's owner, who falls in love with the only girl on his own soccer team. While sparks fly on and off the field in that romance, Buddy has a love interest of his own and soon becomes a father to six puppies. The drama heightens when a couple of puppy thieves (who closely resemble Jasper and Horace from 101 Dalmatians) pose as dog catchers and make off with the pups. A hilarious chase, assisted by dozens of courageous canines, ensues.

Air Bud Spikes Back (2003)
This DVD was released on January 4, 2005. Not simply content with his basketball prowess, Air Bud (who has also played football, soccer and baseball) sets out to conquer the beaches in AIR BUD SPIKES BACK as the hoop shooting pooch takes up competitive volleyball. However, when a neighborhood crime concerns his owners, Buddy, the most athletic golden retriever the world has ever known, also plays the role of detective as he tries to reveal the identity of the neighborhood menace.

Homeward Bound - The Incredible Journey (1993)
This DVD was released on September 3, 2002. Walt Disney studios had previously adapted Sheila Burnford's classic animal-adventure novel The Incredible Journey in 1963, and the story proves just as durable in this popular 1993 version, in which the heroic trio of animals are given voices provided by Don Ameche, Michael J. Fox, and Sally Field. They don't actually speak (like the clever critters in Babe), but we hear their "voices" as the lost household pets--Shadow the golden retriever, Chance the bulldog, and Sassy the cat--survive a harrowing series of adventures as they struggle to find their way home.

Homeward Bound II - Lost in San Francisco (1996)
This DVD was released on July 1, 2003. This movie follows the unwritten law of sequels: bring back the same characters and put them in similar jeopardy with slightly tweaked circumstances. Instead of a cross-country journey, this time the pet trio must get from the San Francisco airport across the Golden Gate Bridge to their suburban home. Michael J. Fox and Sally Field return as the voices of Chance the bulldog and Sassy the cat, with Ralph Waite replacing the late Don Ameche as the elderly golden retriever. Their journey features dogfights, house fires, an epic battle with a pair of petnappers, and a love affair for Chance with a stray from the other side of the bridge (Carla Gugino).

The Retrievers (2000)
The Lowrys are starting a new life, moving to the quiet Northern California town of Placerville. But when they are "adopted" by a clever yet lovable stray Golden Retriever, their lives change in ways they never imagined. It’s not long before the Lowrys discover that "Pilot" is pregnant. But when it comes time to find new homes for the puppies, the Lowrys learn how hard it can be to say goodbye….and how a determined Golden Retriever can show them a thing or two about the bonds of family. Pilot wants her puppies back! Can the Lowrys retrieve the Retrievers from the wacky cast of characters that adopted them? The Retrievers is a heartwarming story about how a stray Golden Retriever, along with her litter of pups, teaches the Lowrys some big lessons about life, love, family, and what’s truly important.

The Little Rascals - Little Papa, Dogs Is Dogs, Sprucin' Up (1955)
This DVD was released on March 1, 2001. Created by producer Hal Roach, The Little Rascals (aka Our Gang) starred in more than a hundred shorts from 1922 to 1944, and one feature, General Spanky. With the Gang aching to hit the gridiron, team captain Spanky’s got to play Little Papa and mind the baby, while Pete is framed by Wheezer’s hateful stepbrother, Sherwood, and sent to the pound in Dogs Is Dogs. Sherwood’s dog kills a chicken, so he blames Pete, but Wheezer and his sister Dorothy have the last laugh; then Spanky and the Gang try to impress the daughter of Mr. Jones, the new truant officer, by Sprucin’ Up. Black & White. 56 Minutes

The Adventures of Milo & Otis (1989)
This DVD was released on February 3, 2004. Farm cat Milo and his best friend Otis the dog try to make their way home after Milo is accidentally swept away by the rampaging river. Milo, the curious kitten and Otis, the pug-nosed pup journey to a dazzling world of natural splendor when Milo accidentally sets sail down the backyard creek in a box and Otis follows behind along the shore. Narrated by Dudley Moore, but the film works because Hata's filmmaking fundamentals are so good. Kids love this, but adults can easily appreciate and enjoy it, too.

Lassie - 50th Anniversary TV Collection (3 discs)
This DVD was released on September 14, 2004, with a run time of 528 minutes. Gathering a selection of the best episodes from the LASSIE television series, this release is designed to celebrate 50 years of the diminutive canine! 24 episodes are included, encompassing all five series' of the show. Designed to bring wholesome, family entertainment into the home, LASSIE was a huge success, and paved the way for similar drama shows. A firm favorite in American homes, this is a great way to rediscover the wonder of this remarkable show.

Courage of Lassie (1946)
This DVD was released on August 24, 2004. Despite the film's title, the collie that stars here is not Lassie... but the equally spirited "Bill." The adventuresome pooch begins what promises to be a hard life when he's abandoned in the forest. There, he runs into a variety of wildlife, including a bear and a skunk. Then he finds a home with a warm-hearted teenager, Kathie Merrick, who begins to train him as a sheep dog. After he's hurt, however, he gets yet another new home... and then is shipped off to fight in the Second World War! Bill returns home from battle a junkyard dog of sorts. Terrible surroundings, and a lack of care, make matters worse for the usually affable canine. Only under Kathie's loving guidance will he again be the sweet, obedient collie of yore.

Lassie Come Home
This DVD was released on August 24, 2004. The first in the series of "Lassie" movies. Here, Sam Carraclough sells the collie to a rich family, much to the dismay of both Lassie, and Sam's young son Joe. Lassie misses the Carracloughs so much that, with "dogged" determination, she attempts a dangerous, adventure-filled cross-country trip back home. After her poor family sells her, the almost-human Collie travels 1,000 miles to return to them. This film was added to the Library of Congress National Film Registry in 1993.

Son of Lassie (1945)
This DVD was released on August 24, 2004. Joe Carraclough has grown into adulthood as a World War II RAF airman. And Lassie's son Laddie is so devoted to him that he secretly stows away on the plane when Joe leaves on a bombing run. When the plane is shot out of the sky over enemy-occupied Norway, Joe and Laddie parachute from the burning aircraft and begin their wartime adventures in this lively sequel. Peter Lawford and June Lockhart (long-time star of TV's Lassie) are Joe and Priscilla, parts previously played by Roddy McDowall and Elizabeth Taylor. Donald Crisp and Nigel Bruce return as savvy dog trainers. And ready to win the hearts and help win the war is a collie whose love matches his boundless courage.

Lassie (1994)
This DVD was released on May 13, 2003. This update on the Lassie legend stars Thomas Guiry as a troubled city kid whose family retreats to the country, where he befriends the famous collie and changes for the better. Conflict develops when a ruthless sheep rancher causes trouble for everyone. Director Daniel Petrie (The Bay Boy) aims only to revive the healthy spirit of previous Lassie films (and the television series) in a new milieu, and toward those modest ambitions he succeeds. 

Lassie - The Painted Hills (1951)
This DVD was released on May 29, 2001. Lassie stars as Shep, a collie with undying loyalty to prospector Jonathan Harvey (Paul Kelly) and young Tommy Blake (Gary Gray), amidst the unspoiled natural wonders of the Old West. Jonathan discovers gold up in the mountains and returns to town, only to learn that after bringing Lin Taylor (Bruce Cowling) in as their partner, Tommy's father has died, leaving Martha Blake (Ann Doran) a window. Gradually consumed by greed, Lin kills Jonathan for his share and prisons Shep, but Bald Eagle (Chief Yowlachie) saves her, while Tommy is determined to solve the mystery of Jonathan's disappearance.

Puppy Tales 4 Movies (2 discs)
This DVD was released on June 24, 2003. For all dog lovers, here is a collection of four shaggy dog movies! LASSIE - THE PAINTED HILLS: A breathtaking adventure set in Oregon. When a prospector's partner turns crooked, it's Lassie to the rescue, braving untold dangers to save a young boy. PACO: The movie every child will want his parents to see. A young boy longs to go to the city and find his uncle since he is the only family that the boy has. MOOCH GOES TO HOLLYWOOD: Mister Gabor narrates this film for the entire family. Laugh and delight as this lovable mutt and some of Tinsel Town's biggest stars turn the movie capitol upside down. GEORGE: Long before Beethoven, this lumbering St. Bernard bounded onto the screen up-ending the peaceful life of a quiet bachelor.

Fluke (1995)
This DVD was released on March 6, 2001. When a successful young family man is killed in a car crash, he starts over again--as a dog! He wags his way back into his old life and family, only to find things aren't quite the same now that he's a canine. Based on the novel by James Herbert. Fluke, the golden retriever, also played Comet on the ABC television series, "Full House."

Benji (1974)
This DVD was released on August 17, 2004. The first screen adventure for Benji, that loveable mutt with an iron will and a heart of gold. Here, the mischievous pooch sets out to save two kidnapped kids, and finds love with a fetching female canine along the way.

For the Love of Benji
This DVD was released on August 17, 2004. A sequel to the children's classic BENJI, featuring the thoroughly lovable mop of a dog with the unbelievably expressive face. This adventure takes Benji and his girlfriend Tiffany on a vacation to the beautiful backdrop of Greece, where they become involved with foreign dog-snatchers. Across gorgeous islands, serene harbors, and ancient cobblestone roads, the mutt-turned-hero must fight the odds to save the day!

Benji (1974)
This DVD was released on February 16, 1999. No Hollywood studio was willing to buy or distribute this 1974 family film made in Texas, but it managed to find a considerable audience anyway in the U.S. and become a minor classic under its own steam. While Benji's production values aren't everything they could be, and the acting is at best uneven, the movie is really held together by the immense charm of the unassuming mutt who plays the title character. He may not look as impressive as Lassie or Rin Tin Tin, but poor stray Benji (played by a pooch named Higgins) is as brave and resourceful as they come, especially when a couple of neighborhood children are kidnapped and in need of rescuing. And what about that romantic subplot: Benji falling for a pampered pup from the good side of the tracks.

Benji - Off the Leash
This DVD was released on December 28, 2004. The loveable Benji gets a sidekick in the shape of the hilarious Lizard Tongue in this hilarious comedy. With Benji's mother in a perilous situation down at the puppy mill, the plucky canine gets some of his friends together (both animal and human) to help him out in a rescue attempt. It all adds up to some cute family entertainment, with a character who has been embraced by young and old audiences alike!

Beethoven Family Double Feature (2 discs)
This DVD was released on February 1, 2005. An enormous St. Bernard, BEETHOVEN is constantly, yet inadvertently, making trouble, but remains so lovable that his family can't help but keep him. The first two hit family films starring the dog are collected here, BEETHOVEN and BEETHOVEN'S 2ND. Mr. Newton, head of a suburban family of five, who thinks the best pets are goldfish, keeps his family running in an orderly fashion. That is until their entire lifestyle is disrupted by the antics of an enormous but beguiling St. Bernard named BEETHOVEN. In BEETHOVEN'S 2ND, Beethoven the St. Bernard is quite at home with the Newtons now, and as young Ryce Newton has her first crush on a boy at school, Beethoven goes head over paws for a sexy lady St. Bernard next door.

Beethoven's 4th (2001)
This DVD was released on August 24, 2004. Judge Reinhold and Julia Sweeney return as Richard and Beth Newton, the harried owners of Beethoven, their faithful but troublesome St. Bernard. Here, Mr. and Mrs. Newton are forced to consider sending Beethoven to live on a farm because of the trouble he causes in the house. The Newton children take action when they hear the news, and begin to take Beethoven to clandestine obedience classes. However, when practicing in the park with him, the children accidentally switch Beethoven with another St. Bernard, who happens to be snooty and well behaved, just like its owners, the wealthy Sedgwicks. Soon, Beethoven is wreaking havoc on Sedgwick manor and the Newtons are puzzling over their dog's apparent personality transformation.

Beethoven's 5th (2003)
This DVD was released on August 24, 2004. The adventures of everyone's favorite St. Bernard continue in this fifth iteration of the popular BEETHOVEN series. Here, when Beethoven digs up an old ten dollar bill, it arouses the suspicion of the Cedar Woods community. When the town finds out that the bill is part of a lost fortune, Beethoven becomes everyone's best friend as the entire town tries to get him to sniff out the loot.

My Dog Skip (2000)
This DVD was released on February 3, 2004. Willie Morris (Muniz) is an eight-year-old citizen of World War II-era Yazoo, Mississippi. A little on the shy side, he is continually the brunt of the jokes of his more extroverted, athletic classmates, most notably boisterous Big Boy Wilkinson and his two equally devious henchmen. Willie's only true friend is high school football star Dink Jenkins (Wilson), his encouraging next door neighbor who also happens to be heading off to war. When Willie's mother Ellen (Lane) proposes to his father, Jack (Bacon) the idea of giving the boy a puppy for his ninth birthday, protective war veteran Jack protests, reason being that his withdrawn son isn't ready for the responsibility and emotional investment which comes with the territory. Jack finally gives in, though, giving Willie not only a new best friend, a Jack Russell terrier named Skip, but also the acceptance of other children, including the prettiest girl in school, Rivers Applewhite. Everything is perfect for a while, but, Willie's innocent existence in Yazoo is rattled when he and Skip discover that some mean bootleggers are hiding their product in the town cemetery and his idol Dink returns from war-torn Europe with some demons to confront.

Shiloh (1997)
This video was released on February 3, 2004. When young Marty finds a runaway, nameless beagle, the pair become fast friends. Marty instantly wants to adopt the pooch, whom he christens Shiloh. But unfortunately, the pup already has an owner, a very cruel hunter named Judd. When Shiloh flees from his brutish owner again, Marty decides to hide the canine from Judd. This forces a confrontation, pitting Marty and his family against Judd -- with ownership of Shiloh at stake. The bond between a young boy and an amicable blond beagle is tested when the dog is abused and must be rescued from its owner. Based on the Newberry Award-winning children's story by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, this feature also won the prestigious 1997 Genesis Award for Outstanding Feature for spotlighting animal issues with "courage, creativity and integrity."

Shiloh 2 - Shiloh Season (1997)
This DVD was released on September 3, 2002. Marty takes in Shiloh, who's been abused by his owner, Judd Travers. Even after Shiloh saves Judd's life, he continues to treat the dog cruelly, threatening to take him away from Marty. A compassionate tale with a strong moral: kindness overpowers hatred. Based on the novel by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.

See Spot Run (2001)
This DVD was released on February 3, 2004. In this wacky detective story, a postal worker adopts a new puppy that delights his girlfriend and her son. Little do they know, the dog was formerly a trained FBI drug-sniffer and was an important witness to a crime. When a pair of hit men come around, trying to assassinate the dog, SEE SPOT RUN explodes into a comic kaleidoscope of outrageous gags and near-escapes reminiscent of HOME ALONE.

Far From Home - The Adventures Of Yellow Dog (1995)
This DVD was released on March 11, 2003. When teenager Angus McCormick finds a Labrador Retriever, he names the pooch "Yellow" and brings him home. Soon after, Angus and his dad go on a boating trip, taking the boy's newfound friend with them. But a violent storm strikes, capsizing the boat, and Angus and Yellow drift to shore alone. The pair find themselves stranded in the wilderness for weeks on end with only limited supplies. As the family searches for them, Angus and his dog travel through the woods using rugged survival instincts to stay alive -- but their trek is made even more difficult when Angus breaks his arm. Will this troubled pair last long enough to make it back home?

Tiger (1997)
This DVD was released in 2004. It is a great family tale for all ages. Sometimes a boy's dreams become magic and the adventure of a lifetime. See what happens when Josh, the youngest son in the loving Baker family finds a puppy he names Tiger. Although Tiger doesn't fetch or sit up, he does something no other dog can do- he talks to Josh! No one in the neighborhood believes Josh but when bullies kidnap Tiger, everything changes. What happens next is an adventure that will delight the whole family!

Bingo (1991)
This DVD was released on August 26, 2003. Bingo is a smart pooch who performs with a circus. But, after he refuses to do a trick, his enraged master tries to shoot him. Although the man's wife interferes and saves the dog, she orders Bingo to leave and find a loving family to care for him. The canine departs and soon meets Chuckie, the young son of Denver football star Hal Devlin and his wife, Natalie. Bingo and the boy quickly form a bond, and the dog becomes the family's pet. However, when Hal is traded to Green Bay, the Devlins must move... and Chuckie's parents refuse to allow Bingo to come with them. Bingo then begins an odyssey to find his pal Chuckie, encountering numerous, dangerous obstacles along the way.

Ping! (2000)
This DVD was released on December 17, 2002. Ping is a Chihuahua rescued from the pound by nearsighted Ethel, who thinks he's a cat. When a pair of bumbling thieves (Clint Howard and Judge Reinhold) try to break into Ethel's house to steal the money they think she has stashed away, only Ping can foil their plans.

A Dog's Tale (1999)
This DVD was released on March 4, 2003. The magic of Christmas and a boy's wish gives young Tim Webster more than he ever expected. A professor tells Tim about a legendary supernova that is due to appear in the night sky for only a few moments and the amazing power that it holds. That is, to grant any wish, Tim knows he'll finally get the dog he's always wanted. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned, and Tim finds himself with a fur coat, wagging tail, wet nose, and four paws! This exciting and hilarious story of Christmas magic is destined to be a holiday treasure and year-round classic for the whole family to enjoy!

Dog Park (1999)
This DVD was released on March 2, 2004. A film about modern romance and the notion that a dog park is the singles bar of the late '90s. A young man, whose girlfriend has just left him and taken their dog, falls for another woman who is also on the rebound, but prefers the company of her dog to the company of men.

A Dog of Flanders (1999)
This DVD was released on May 6, 2003. A powerful and touching story about a poor young boy's passionate pursuit of his dream to become a great artist. Along this journey the boy, and his trusted canine companion, are forced to overcome challenging obstacles leaving him with a better understanding of friendship, compassion, mercy and forgiveness. Based on the timeless children's story set in the 1800's.

Soccer Dog - The Movie (1998)
This DVD was released on June 1, 2004. If you can accept the premise of a soccer-crazy town deep in this country's heartland--complete with a game-fixing Mafioso dad, then you can buy this story of a talented dog who brings a boy and his adoptive father together and helps the team win the championship. Kids in the 6-10 range will enjoy the comeuppances received by a kid bully, maniacal dog catcher, drill sergeant coach, and buffoon coach, even as adults may wince at the stereotypes.

Little Heroes (1991)
This DVD was released on September 11, 2002. Former tobacco company employee Harry Burton prepares to leave for Washington D.C. to testify against his former employer. After he and his wife leave town, two thugs sneak into the house and grab their son Charlie to force Harry into altering his testimony. But the thugs’ plans are thwarted when they are confronted by Samson and Hercules—Charlie’s two dogs. Through a hilarious, never-ending battle the tables are turned. Samson and Hercules save Charlie, allowing Harry to honestly give his testimony—proving every dog had his day...in court!

Sherlock - Undercover Dog
This DVD was released on September 28, 2004. In this great family movie set on beautiful Catalina Island near Los Angeles is about a detective dog searching for drug smugglers who actually talks and befriends a boy and his inventor father.

My Magic Dog (1998)
This DVD was released on October 7, 2003. Eight-year-old Toby's got a problem. His creepy Aunt Violet keeps trying to horn in on his inheritance, and she'll stop at nothing to win. Fortunately, he's also got an ace in the hole, Lucky, his invisible magic dog, whom only Toby himself can see.

Animal Bootcamp: The Adventures of Flower the Arson Dog (2000)
This DVD was released on October 6, 2000. In this installment of the series, children will learn what it takes to train animals for use in various fields. Viewers can learn tips for training animals for use in law enforcement, entertainment, and health-related fields; watch animals become vital allies for their human counterparts; and gain an understanding of animal intelligence. Suitable viewing for the entire family.

Wishbone - Hot Diggety Dog (1995)
This DVD was released on July 27, 2004. While digging in his neighbor’s yard, Wishbone uncovers a mysterious treasure, reminding him of Jules Verne’s classic story, Journey To the Center of the Earth. Wishbone imagines himself as Professor Liedenbrock, digging his way to the mystery at the center of the Earth.

Wishbone - Paw Prints of Thieves (1995)
This DVD was released on July 27, 2004. Joe almost gets suspended from school when he donates leftover food to a local shelter. Imitating his master, Wishbone fantasizes that he is Robin Hood, risking arrest by the Sheriff of Nottingham as he robs from the rich to give to the poor.

Hunkback of Notre Dame & Impawssible Dream (2pc)
This DVD was released on April 26, 2005. Joe has a seemingly “impossible dream” of making it into the Encyclopedia of World Records for basketball free throws. Joe’s dream, spurred on by tough competition on the court, light’s Wishbone’s imagination, and the Jack Russell Terrier throws himself into the timeless tale of Don Quixote de la Mancha – a man with an active imagination! As the squire Sancho Panza, Wishbone accompanies Don Quixote on his dream to conquer giants and knights and win the kingdom! But can these “impawssible dreams” be realized? Will Joe break the free throw record? Will Don Quixote win the kingdom?

During a fast-paced roller hockey game, Wishbone sees an awkward boy named Nathaniel try to compete, only to be humiliated by the other players. The incident reminds Wishbone of the tale about the famous hunchback of Notre Dame cathedral. Imagining himself as the deformed bell ringer, Quasimodo, Wishbone gets involved in a life-and-death struggle with his evil master, Frollo. With danger at every turn, only a true hero with a nose for adventure can defeat Frollo and save the life of a beautiful Gypsy woman!

Good Boy! (2003)
This DVD was released on August 3, 2004. A young boy named Owen learns the startling truth about dogs: They're actually from outer space, sent here to rule mankind. A canine agent from the star Sirius (voiced by Matthew Broderick) gets rescued from the pound by Owen (Liam Aiken) and named Hubble. As Hubble desperately tries to train a motley crew of dogs from Owen's neighborhood to behave like conquerors before the Greater Dane arrives and decides the planet's fate, the outer space pooch slowly bonds with Owen and discovers why dogs may have joined forces with humans instead of dominating them. Good Boy! will charm dog lovers in particular, but the movie has enough clever touches to engage most viewers, and it manages a sweet tone without turning cloyingly saccharine. Featuring the voices of Carl Reiner, Brittany Murphy, Delta Burke, Donald Faison, and Vanessa Redgrave as the Greater Dane.

Here's Looking at You, Kid! (2001)
This DVD was released on August 27, 2002. Joe the Dog takes an excursion in this fun family adventure. Joe travels from the jungle to a farm and finally to a wildlife park, stopping along the way to chat with fellow members of the animal kingdom. Viewers will feel as though they themselves will be hanging out with gorillas or serenaded by elephants. Voice work contributed by Ed Asner.

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