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Written by John Williams
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 Hello and welcome to my website. My name is Jack the Bitterroot Beagle and I'm a famous movie star from the beautiful Bitterroot Valley in Western Montana. As you can see it's a spectacular place to live.
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Written by John Williams
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 Jack the Bitterroot Beagle overcomes treacherous obstacles, injury, and an encounter with Bigfoot, in his adventurous quest for the Golden Bone. In this movie, director John Williams incorporates a funny, adventurous storyline, over 40 talking dogs and characters, special effects and a soundtrack to provide a unique theatrical and educational experience for children and families. Canine wisecracks fly like frisbees as Jack romps through his own picturesque playground in Montana's beautiful Bitterroot Valley. Whether balancing on a log over a roaring stream, mingling with moose, or scurrying from a Sasquatch, Jack displays natural acting skills that will entertain the whole family.
MOVIE REVIEWS
Per Sandy Robins of MSNBC, - "Jack leads the treasure hunt to find the Golden Bone through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. This delightful romp allows children to get up close and personal with a variety of animals and appreciate nature. Good family fun. Your dog may even enjoy it too."
Star Wars editor, Mary M. Lind, - says it's "A fun, learning adventure for all."
Peter Rosten (President MAPS: Media Arts in the Public Sc hools) - "The Golden Bone is a charming film that children of all ages will enjoy."
LEARNING MESSAGES FOR CHILDREN
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Written by John Williams
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 Montana movie star, Jack the Bitterroot Beagle, has a huge heart and extends his paw to help sick children as well as all his animal friends who are in need of a meal and a loving family. Jack just loves kids, and they adore him too.
Jack has produced special versions of his award-winning movie, “The Golden Bone” and sent them to Children’s Hospitals around the country. “Now, whenever the children watch my movie I will be there with them” says Jack. “I will help them through their illness and comfort them”. “We will also have some fun too, ‘cuz laughter always makes us feel better.”
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Written by John Williams
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Need an Exciting Fundraising Product for Your Animal Rescue/Shelter ?
My Movie "The Adventures of Jack the Bitterroot Beagle" Is It!!!
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Written by John Williams
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 The Adventures of Jack the Bitterroot Beagle is my first movie. In it you will follow me as I take you on a Montana adventure. During this 69-minute action-filled movie, you will meet over 40 of my friends and share in the amusing and comical interactions we have. This movie not only has running, jumping, barking, meowing, singing, etc., but also a storyline - complete with music, special effects, and a talking Beagle. Yes, I am so human-like that I actually "talk" throughout the movie. This movie is meant to be entertaining for your dogs and your children. Please note that we are not responsible for damage or loss caused by over-excitable or aggressive pets.
Dogs watching The Adventures of Jack the Bitterroot Beagle
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Written by John Williams
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 Montana movie star, Jack the Bitterroot Beagle, was recently invited by Larry Richards to visit his famous Living Diamonds Tibetan Yak Ranch. Larry's ranch is located near Polson, Montana in the gorgeous Mission Valley. Larry raises Yaks and currently has over 50 of them. That number will increase dramatically very soon when baby Yaks join the herd. Back in 1997, Larry flew 12 of his Yaks to Argentina where they starred with Brad Pitt in the movie, "Seven Years in Tibet".
Jack had this to say about his visit to Larry's Yak Ranch, "Larry volunteered my dad to help him round up these Yaks so he could give them de-worming shots. I just sat by the fence and laughed. Those old men were sweating like dogs and huffing and puffing like you wouldn't believe." When they weren't able to corral the Yaks, Jack the Bitterroot Beagle came to the rescue. "I was able to herd most of the Yaks into the corral so Larry could give them shots. The Yaks tried to scare me (many did a real good job of it too) but I never let on that I was. I was too fast and had all the right moves to avoid being stepped on and gored by those big, wooly beasts. Larry invited me back when the baby Yaks are born. I'll share that experience with you when I get back." |
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