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* GenreMashup: The movie is a fusion of the family comedy and romcom genres, with the latter genre being primarily being about the dogs' relationship.
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* DemotedToExtra: While Sparky the Jack Russell played a large role in the first movie, in this movie he's barely onscreen for more than 5 minutes.
** He is first seen with another Jack Russell Terrier, just minutes before Beethoven meets Missy in the same park; afterwards he is on a lawn and watches in confusion as Beethoven is out on a walk with his four puppies.
** A small but noteworthy detail is that Sparky has a collar around his neck, suggesting that some time after the first movie, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments after having lived as a stray for so long, he has finally been adopted]].
** He is first seen with another Jack Russell Terrier, just minutes before Beethoven meets Missy in the same park; afterwards he is on a lawn and watches in confusion as Beethoven is out on a walk with his four puppies.
** A small but noteworthy detail is that Sparky has a collar around his neck, suggesting that some time after the first movie, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments after having lived as a stray for so long, he has finally been adopted]].
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* HappilyMarried: George and Alice. Despite any disagreements they may have about Beethoven or George's business ambitions, they still have each other's backs and by the end of the sequel, they appear to be still going strong. The second movie even shows the pair slow-dancing on the jetty of their cabin, much to the delight of their children and Beethoven's puppies.
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* HappilyMarried: George and Alice. Despite any disagreements they may have about Beethoven or George's business ambitions, they still show each other affection regularly and have each other's backs through thick and by the end of the sequel, they appear to be still going strong.thin. The second movie even shows the pair slow-dancing on the jetty of their cabin, much to the delight of their children and Beethoven's puppies.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Regina. She is generally unpleasant to be around, but the abuse of Missy and intention to drown her puppies cement her as a nasty piece of work.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Ted. While the first movie has Beethoven scaring his bullies away for him, this time he is the one who took charge in confronting the boy who was bullying his crush, and made the commands to Beethoven that eventually succeeded in scaring the bully away.
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* PuppyLove: Beethoven and Missy are a literal example.
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* HappilyMarried: George and Alice. Despite any disagreements they may have about Beethoven or George's business ambitions, they still have each other's backs and by the end of the sequel, they appear to be still going strong. The second movie even shows the pair slow-dancing on the jetty of their cabin, much to the delight of their children and Beethoven's puppies.
** Another example is Beethoven and Missy in the 2nd movie. While dogs don't technically get married, the relationship between the two is completely unaffected by distance or time apart, even after the puppies come along, the romance between them is still going strong.
** Another example is Beethoven and Missy in the 2nd movie. While dogs don't technically get married, the relationship between the two is completely unaffected by distance or time apart, even after the puppies come along, the romance between them is still going strong.
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* BabiesEverAfter: Beethoven and Missy's puppies. While they are born in the middle of the movie, they are still a fruit of the solid relationship between their parents, even after they grow to full-size.
