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       1. The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (1954 – 1959, 1988-1993)
Rin Tin Tin, the savior of Warner Brothers, made it to the small screen. This was not the original Rinty. These were his offsprings, or at 3 of the performers were. In this series, Rin Tin Tin was a heroic dog with a small boy as his companion. Together with the cavalry they cleaned up the Old West.

The starting point was Fort Apache in Arizona. From here, the heroic dog battles natives and outlaws. He defends the townspeople of nearby Mesa Grande against all evil doers and helps bring law and order to the state. Reruns of the series became popular in 1976 with a new version: Rin Tin Tin K-9 Corps seeing Rinty as a police dog. This show ran 106 episodes and featured another descendent of the original Rin Tin Tin

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       2. Lassie (1954 – 1971, 1989-1991)

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       3. The Littlest Hobo (1963 – 1965, 1979 – 1985)
The Littlest Hobo, Hobo or London is by far the most intelligent of the German Shepherd dogs on television without being unbelievable. Originally a movie then a Canadian series, the show went on to air around the world. The stories always focused on a wandering “hobo” dog, London.

He stopped in towns, villages, farms and other places making an impact upon the lives of all with who he came into contact. London showed people how to regain their lives, to life and to enjoy it. He helped them save themselves and saved others. The show always began with the theme song by Terry Bush. It ended with London once again declining to remain with humans and wandering off to the same theme song.

The Littlest Hobo was played initially by London, trained by Charles “Chuck” Eisenmann. During the 1979-1985 season London was joined by then replaced by 7 other relatives of London. These included Toro, Littlon, Thorn and Lance (males) and Venus and Roura (females).

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