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Since they announced that "Legally Blonde 3" has been going out (and yes, Jennifer Coolidge will return) Internet and all the stans of Elle Woods are losing it. However, pets in films have some of the best roles. More specifically, dogs have a massive place in cinema and television, and we could never forget Bruiser Woods, the emblematic puppy of her in "legally blonde".

And although pet influencers on Instagram are the most recent trend, people have been obsessed with Hollywood fur celebrities for years. With more information on the release of "Legally Blonde 3", the masses wonder: is Bruiser still there and will he make a return to the famous film franchise?

The real name of Bruiser is Moondoggie, alias Moonie, and he was also legally blonde. However, it was only the start of his career in Hollywood. Moonie also worked on a clip with Cher, filmed advertisements and also did work on television.

According to Sydney Morning Herald, Moonie's fate was sealed by his claim to glory, "legally blonde". His coach initially wanted him to present himself as a double for the Taco Bell Chihuahua (another dog dogs named Gidget), but he never became large enough. Instead, its small size was lucky to win this stellar role instead. Here is another hilarious amusing fact: he often jumped into the handbags of random people after learning the trick to work on "legally blonde".

Moonie made an appearance when Reese Witherspoon obtained his star from "Walk of Fame", but after that, the fans wondered: what happened to Moonie? It turns out that he retired at the age of 18 in 2014. Although we want dogs to live forever, Moonie died in 2016 after a long and happy life and career. During his death, his coach Sue commemorated him, just like his co-star Reese, who commented that she would never forget their precious time together.

In the first interviews before the death of Moonie, Reese had only kind words to say on the puppy, which learned to act alongside Reese. She was cited once saying: "He enters, knocks on his mark, we take the catch and he returns to his trailer."

Moonie, alias Bruiser, was saved from the book when he was just a puppy. He had such a quality of star that his role on the "legally blonde" suite was improved, and his wardrobe was extended in order to please the unconditional fans that claimed for him. It seems that puppies will continue to be a basic food on the big screen. While Moonie was a star who definitively deserved recognition, we always wonder if a new murderer will appear in the next film of the "legally blonde" franchise.