Before my time trivia question.


Which character in Rin Tin Tin is the owner?

Lassie is to Timmy as Rin Tin Tin is to (?)

Who played the part of the owner?

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Hi In answer to the question ! Rusty was rin tin tins owner in the series . The dogs were three I THINK dogs if I remember right that played the dog, one would do all of the running and jumping parts ,another would do close ups. another would do all of the extra stunts. But all dogs were well trained and very easy to work with. bEAUTIFUL DOGS!! Take care Mary

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Mary - Long time since you have posted. Trust that all is well. IMDb needs more information for your biography. Be glad to add anything you think important. SAGE STEPS

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Rin Tin Tin was 'owned' by Corporal Rusty played by Lee Eaker....and every time there was danger requiring quick canine action, he would always yell "Yooooooo Rinty!!" and then you KNEW that some ne'er do well was in for a mauling.

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His name is spelled Aaker not Eaker.

Nothing is more beautiful than nothing.

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His name is spelled Aaker not Eaker.


Yes, so I think that a really long fictional list of names in alphabetical order ought to start with a name like Aaron A. Aakar.

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I do not know about character names, but why would anyone name a character in a western "Rip" (or some other oddball name like that?)?

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In support of Rusty being the owner, there was an episode on recently in which Rusty moved away to live with an old woman said to be his long-lost wealthy grandmother. Rinny boarded the stagecoach with Rusty, with the post's troops saying farewell to them both, and they lived together in Grandma's mansion. (I didn't sit through the ending, but I assume the reunion fell through and Rusty and Rinny returned to the post.)

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I think that, like Cheyenne Bodie, Rusty and Rinny were the sole survivors of an indian attack on a wagon train. They were found by soldiers, not Cheyenne Indians, and "adopted" by the soldiers of fort apache. It was actually a fairly successful childrens show as I remember

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