Space Dogs is a present from Krushchev to Caroline Kennedy, a puppy named Pushok. He finds the other Kennedy pets and tells them his story. Three years earlier, in Moscow 1960, a strange man showed up, who was catching street dogs and taking them away. Once he tried to catch a dog named Strelka, but she ran away with her friend, the rat Venya. Then, Strelka went to go dig for bones and Venya went to a pay telephone to get some money. Meanwhile, while Strelka was running from the strange man, at a local circus there was a bad situation at
Dogs in Space least the censored version appeared on discount bins in shopping malls in Lisbon, Portugal, somewhere around 1996–1997. The Hutchence tracks were his second official solo recordings, after releasing a single in 1982 titled "Speed Kills" from the soundtrack to the film "Freedom", and his first with Ollie Olsen. They would later collaborate on the Max Q recordings. Side One: Side Two: "Dogs in Space" grossed $367,351 at the box office in Australia. The movie's box office prospects were affected by being given an R rating by the OFLC. "Dogs in Space" was released on DVD by Umbrella Entertainment in September