Red Dog, a Kelpie cross, is born and becomes a beloved figure in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Red Dog travels across the Pilbara mining region, known for his friendly nature and connection to the local mining community, becoming a legendary local figure.
Red Dog dies, leaving a lasting legacy and inspiring the community and future generations with tales of his loyalty and spirit.
A statue commemorating Red Dog is erected in Dampier, Western Australia, to honor his memory and cultural significance.
Louis de Bernières publishes the novel 'Red Dog,' inspired by the legend of the dog and his adventures in the Pilbara.
The Australian film 'Red Dog' is released, depicting the story of the famous dog and bringing wider recognition to his tale.
Red Dog is born and spends his early life wandering the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Red Dog starts traveling between mining camps and communities, becoming a beloved companion to many.
Red Dog displays loyalty and bravery by saving a man in distress, solidifying his reputation as a hero of the Pilbara.
Red Dog forms a strong bond with John Grant, who becomes his closest human companion.
After John Grant leaves the Pilbara, Red Dog embarks on a journey to find him, traveling long distances and touching many lives.
Red Dog passes away, but his story and spirit continue to inspire the community, commemorated by a statue erected in his honor.
