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The Cambers' dog Cujo, a large, good-natured Saint Bernard, chases a rabbit in the nearby fields and inserts his head in a small cave. A bat bites him on the nose and infects him with rabies, against which Cujo is not vaccinated. Cujo enters the prodromal phase, becoming lethargic and irritable.
He was a male St. Bernard dog owned by the Camber Family. Cujo was once a friendly and playful companion, but when he contracted rabies from a bat bite, he went insane and was turned into a vicious killer who attacked anybody who came near him due to the severe infection on his brain.
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Cujo jumps and is impaled in the stomach by the broken bat. Donna takes the sheriff's gun and contemplates shooting the dog, but decides saving Tad is more important. Cujo tries again to attack Donna but she manages to kill him before Vic arrives and reunites with his family. Cast. Dee Wallace as Donna Trenton; Danny Pintauro as Tad Trenton
Jan 7, 2021 · One of the most iconic killer animal movies of all time, Stephen King’s Cujo pits a now-rabid family pet against a mother and son trapped in a broken-down car in the middle of the relentless summer heat, but the iconic beast needed several humans (and animals) to pull off the part.
Apr 26, 2024 · To recap, Cujo was a Saint Bernard—a sweet, affectionate dog breed that originated in the Italian-Swiss Alps.
Dec 31, 2023 · Cujo is a Saint Bernard. However, the film’s dog trainer, Karl Miller, wanted to go with a different breed. Saint Bernards can be very difficult to train for stunt work due to their size, strength, and short attention spans. These massive dogs can weigh up to 180 pounds!
Jan 27, 2017 · It may have temporarily given Saint Bernards a bad name, but this 1983 thriller is still fondly remembered by many horror fans for its relentless suspense and impressively trained stunt dogs....
