What kind of dog is baxter from ron burgundy

Spoiler Alert: In the most crucial and dangerous scene, Baxter jumps in the ocean and saves Ron Burgundy from a shark.

The sandy-haired doggy always has a benevolent and wise expression on his mug. No one worked the red carpet harder or with more patience than Quincy. He posed endlessly for photographers, and let everyone pet him. His trainer did give him lots of treats to get him to look in the right direction for pictures, but the doggy seemed to have boundless amounts of energy. After the celebrity wattage went into the theater for the movie, Quincy — who was not allowed inside, even if he is one of the stars — stayed on the red carpet to pose for more photographs and to let his fans stroke his hair.

Earlier on the red carpet, Ferrell told me he had a trailer with a full kitchen where he could cook and relax. When Baxter's hanging with Ron and his clueless news crew pals — which is often in the film — the pooch definitely looks like the smartest one in the room. It's obvious enough that the camera loves Quince, who sat quietly and let The Wire pet him while we talked to Beal. He looks good on film," Beal said.

One might think that Quince, a dog, would be free from doing the junket interviews required of his human co-stars like Will Ferrell and Christina Applegate. No, Quince—who Beal said can be "serious" sometimes—was also talking to the press on Saturday, barking in response to questions.

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