Rob Bloch
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Rob Bloch  is an animal trainer and founder of the animal talent company Critters of the Cinema which he founded in 1981. Bloch and his company worked on several episodes of  and  as well as on .

Bloch himself worked as animal trainer on all the episodes of TNG and one episode of VOY and on Star Trek: Generations. Together with Karen Thomas-Kolakowski, Bloch was the trainer for the cats , , , and  who portrayed Spot in the sixth and seventh seasons of TNG. His other work includes:
  with John Hanna as horse wrangler on  and 
 1992 with LuJean Rose and Karen Thomas-Kolakowski as Labrador Retriever puppies trainer on 
  with LuJean Rose as trainer for  on 
 1993 with Chris and Bobbi Edrington as trainer for  and Teddy on 
  with Karen Thomas-Kolakowski, LuJean Rose, Carrie Toth, and Debbie Silverman as trainer for Bacall, Uma, Zeke, Bandit, Wendy, Shelley, their doubles , Sinbad, Sascha, Justin, and their fill-ins , , Buffy and  on 
 1994 with Karen Thomas-Kolakowski and Kelli Cole as trainer for Monster, Brandy,  and Zoe on 
 1994 as trainer for the horses on 
 1994 with Cynthia Coulter as trainer for  on 
 1997 with an unknown trainer as trainer for the raven on 

Beside the work with Critters of the Cinema for television series, films, commercials and music videos, Bloch himself worked as animal trainer on the science fiction comedy What's Up, Hideous Sun Demon (1983), the comedy sequel Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment (1985, starring David Graf and Arthur Batanides), the horror comedy Monster in the Closet (1986), the crime drama Tough Guys Don't Dance (1987), the fantasy sequel Teen Wolf Too (1987), the horror film Puppetmaster (1989), the horror film Doctor Mordrid (1992, starring Jeffrey Combs), the horror sequel Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995, starring Tony Todd), the crime thriller Brown's Requiem (1998), the comedy More Dogs Than Bones (2000), the romance In Her Shoes (2005), the television movies Murder 101 (2006) and Murder 101: New Age (2008), the war drama Adam Resurrected (2008), and the horror film Life Blood (2009).

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