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Budget 21,909,000 USD
The dog, Old Yeller, although described in the dialogue as a mongrel, is portrayed by a 170-pound Yellow Mastador (Labrador Retriever/English Mastiff cross) and, in the book by Fred Gipson, is a Black-Mouthed Cur, a similar looking but less bulky breed.
Was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress, who deemed it "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" in 2019. It was the first live action Disney film with no animated sequences to be preserved.
The dog's name is 'Spike'. He also appeared in The She-Creature (1956), walking along the beach with Marla English.
Although the movie is based in Texas, it was filmed in California.
More than 60 years after its original release, Disney continues to license the name "Disney's Old Yeller" to a dog food manufacturer who uses that as the brand name for their product.
"[Old Yeller has contracted hydrophobia and must be put down; Katie brings out the gun] Travis Coates: No, Mama! Katie Coates: There's no hope for him now, Travis. He's suffering. You know we've got to do it. Travis Coates: Yes, Mama. But he was my dog. I'll do it."
"Jim Coates: Now and then, for no good reason a man can figure out, life will just haul off and knock him flat."
