Is the story of the dodo and the 450-pound dog true?

No, it's not. Dog Pound is usually fictional and created for entertainment purposes.

No, it isn't. Dog Pound is a fictional creation and not based on real events.

The movie 'Dog Pound' is not a true story. It's a creative work crafted by the filmmakers' imagination. There are no real events or people behind it.

No, it isn't. Dog Pound is a fictional story created for the screen.

Well, since it's based on a true story, it might focus on a particular incident or series of events at a dog pound. It could be about a dog that was mistreated and then rehabilitated, or perhaps it's about the challenges faced by the dog pound in terms of overcrowding, lack of resources, and how they overcame them. It might also include stories of the relationships that form between the dogs and the staff or volunteers at the pound.

It's probably not real. There are no reliable reports or evidence to support the existence of a 450-pound dog. Usually, dog weights are within a certain range, and this just seems way beyond the norm.

It could be real. There are many extraordinary cases out there, and a dog weighing that much might exist under certain circumstances.

The unique relationships that can form in a dog pound make it interesting. The dogs might form friendships with each other, or a special bond with the people who take care of them.

It's possible. There could be a case where a dog with a rare breed was in the pound and attracted a lot of attention from breed enthusiasts all over the world. This led to not only the dog getting a great home but also brought more awareness to the dog pound and its needs for proper funding and support.

The truthfulness of dodo stories varies. Some might be accurate accounts passed down, while others could have been embellished over time to make them more interesting or mysterious.