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Rocket

Rocket is a minor character in Shimmer and Shine.

## Background

Rocket is Zac's pet beagle. He loves to play and owns many different toys. Rocket has encountered Leah's genies several times.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown ( season 1 only ) teal ( season 3 and 4 )

## Appearances

### Debut

Shimmer and Shine

Rocket appears in many episodes of Shimmer and Shine from the first season. He debuts in "Dino Might!" and is absent on most Season 2 episodes until he returns in "Hounded".

## Appearance

Rocket has long ears and brown/white fur. His eyes were brown in Season 1 until they are cyan green in Season 2 and his nose

is black. He normally wears a green or blue collar with a tag in the shape of a bone.
Alberto

Alberto is one of the major characters from The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue. He speaks with a Mexican accent.

## Background

Alberto is first seen in a cage at Rob's lab. After Ratso makes a rude comment about Maisie and her kittens, Alberto angrily demands Ratso to knock it off. When Ratso makes a rude statement about Alberto as well, the Chihuahua retorts, "You stop that, you dirty rat, you!" Ratso then contradicts Alberto by stating that rats are not dirty.

Alberto is later present during the "Remember That Day" sequence and recalls the time when Rob (the Master) first found him after he attempted to cross a street while dodging traffic, but broke his hind leg against a lamppost in the process. Presumably after this, the Master bandaged his broken leg in a splint. At the end of the song, Alberto licks a photo with the Master's face on it, indicating how much he loves him.

Alberto is shown to sleep with a stuffed teddy bear that also has one of its legs bandaged. He loves his teddy bear

almost as much as he loves the Master who mended his hind leg. Sometime later, Alberto and the other animals learn that Mack plans to ship them to Tartarus Laboratories to be used as test subjects, and Alberto expresses how scared he is to go there, even whimpering in fear.

Ratso later leads Toaster and company to a recent disturbance that was coming from the basement. However, Mack shows up shortly after and prepares to ship the animals, but is stopped by Kirby (who was unable to fit inside the vent and was then given the duty to protect the animals). Alberto watches with delight as Kirby chases Mack around the lab, but the latter eventually manages to lock Kirby in a closet.

When Alberto and the other animals are eventually shipped by Mack, Toaster and friends chase down the truck. At one point, the truck goes over a few bumps in the road, shattering Murgatroid's glass tank. When he complains, Alberto suggests, "Why don't you do something about it?", to which Murgatroid takes the Chihuahua's advice and does so. When Toaster and the gang manage to catch up with the truck, Ratso asks if everyone is okay, and Alberto replies, "Muy bien. Gracias."

Back at the Master's lab, Alberto's hind leg is shown to have fully healed, and Chris reveals that Alberto has been adopted by the Dean family and given a new home. The Master then pets Alberto on the head, much to the Chihuahua's pleasure.

Alberto is last seen residing in his new owner's home during the "Hang in There, Kid" sequence and hugging his teddy bear that no longer has a bandage on its leg. He also appears briefly on Wittgenstein's computer screen with all the other protagonists of the film.
Luiz

Luiz is a drooling bulldog, a major character in Rio and a minor character in its sequel.

He is voiced by Tracy Morgan, who also voice as Blaster The Guinea Pig from G-Force and Felix from The Star. In the Japanese dub from the movie, he is voiced by Atsushi Imaruoka who also known voiced Rudol von Stroheim in JoJo Bizarre Adventure.

## Appearances

### Debut

Rio

He is the friend of Rafael and is smart with chains and saws, but with the kind of helmet he uses, he can't see or hear

any better than he can without it. He is a Carmen Miranda fan, as he is also seen wearing Carnival clothing and a fruit hat. He is a bulldog (much to the disappointment of the heroine Jewel, who has one thing against them: their drooling on her). In fact, he proves you cannot judge a book by its cover, because he looks frightening and feels like ripping birds' throats out and biting their heads off, but he doesn't; he just drools on them, which is "a medical condition".

Luiz is first only mentioned several times by Rafael and isn't seen until Blu and Jewel enter his garage. They find out that he is a dog. Much later, he attempts to break the chain off the feet of Blu and Jewel using a buzz saw, but nothing goes well, and his helmet is split in two by the blades. However, when he catches the chain, his drool lubricates over the macaws' chained feet, thus removing the chain, and he spits it onto the buzz saw. He then accompanies Blu when Jewel, Pedro, Rafael and Nico are flying until Blu himself leaves. After Jewel and Blu argue and part ways, Luiz has gotten ready for Carnival, only to find everybody left him alone.

However, when Blu finds out that Nigel, the cockatoo, kidnapped Jewel and took her to the parade, Blu rides Luiz's fruit hat, and they go through the parade while searching for the smugglers' chicken float. At one point, while Blu is riding one of the alligator performers' skateboard, Luiz is biting it (or another one) by the costume's tail. When, while Linda and Tulio are following the smugglers by stealing the float, Luiz is on it, refusing to ever get down from there, as Carnival is a distraction to him. He isn't seen much longer until the end credits when he is secretly hang-gliding behind . Also, in one of the photographs as an epilouge in the end credits, he is shown dancing with the aviary's best night security guard Sylvio, both in Carnival clothing.

## Trivia

* During the ending credits, he and Sylvio were wearing the same outfit in a photo. It's possible Sylvio owns him or adopted him prior to the ending of the movie.
* Luiz apparently has an uncle who's a poodle, which he stated in a Western Union commercial
* Luiz takes part in level 6-15 of Angry Birds Rio.
D.J.

D.J. is a Dalmatian puppy who appears in 101 Dalmatian Street.

## Background

D.J. first appeared in "Boom Night" at the very end of the episode, relaxing on the roof and watching the fireworks with his siblings.

## D.J. Dalmatian

### Relatives

Doug (father)Delilah (mother)Dylan (eldest brother)Dolly (eldest sister)Dizzy (sister)Dee Dee (sister)Dawkins (brother)Diesel (brother)Dante (brother)Triple D (sisters)Delgado (brother)Deepak (brother)Da Vinci (sister)Dorothy (youngest sister)84 other puppies (siblings, half siblings, adopted siblings and step-siblings)

## Appearances

### Debut

101 Dalmatian Street

D.J. also appears in "Winter Funderland", entertaining guests at the indoor snow party by playing icicle drums with two soup ladles.

In "Poetry Scam", D.J. can be seen playing some bongos while Dylan recites his poem, and can also be seen dancing as Dolly does her freestyle.

In "Crushed Out", D.J. provides the music on a keyboard for Dylan's date with Portia the Poodle.

His first vocal appearance is in "The Woof Factor", where Dolly and Dylan come to him, looking for a third pup to help fill in for Triple-D i

n an advert, as the actual Triple-D are double booked. However, D.J. is unable to, as he is planning on busking in Covent Garden.

In "Dal-Martians", he used a theremin to make alien sounds as Dolly and Dawkins were fooling Dylan into believing aliens have come to Camden.

In "The Dog House", he helped Dolly and Triple-D build a human by programming the sound it makes, under what Triple-D describe as humans constantly talking.

In "A Summer To Remember", D.J. is said to provide the music to the "Summer Song" musical number, as well as showing to provide the music for the beach party.

In "Long Tongue Day", he is shown with the other pups hiding from the Camden Kraken, before watching Dolly & Dylan do battle with their model of it later in the episode.

## Personality

D.J. is a Dalmatian who likes listening to music, as he is seen wearing headphones almost all the time. He also likes playing music using whatever objects he can find as instruments.

## Appearance

D.J. is a Dalmatian puppy with black ears that have a single big white circular spot on both of them that resemble headphones and two spots above his right eyebrow. He wears red headphones and a red collar with a black square dog tag with a white circle on it.

## Trivia

* D.J.'s name obviously comes from the slang abbreviation of "Disc Jockey", a person who introduces and plays recorded popular music, especially on the radio or at social gatherings such as parties.
Dholes

The Dholes are minor antagonists in the Jungle Cubs TV series, and were the main antagonists in their only appearance, "Red Dogs". They are notorious pack of dholes who, according to Bagheera, are marauders that almost destroyed the jungle, where the cubs lived, the last time they came.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Jim Cummings (pack leader)Frank Welker (subordinates)

### Debut

Jungle Cubs

In the series, an episode featured the cubs driving the dholes out of the jungle by themselves; with the dogs attempting to attack Khan in the temple where the cubs hung out. Bagheera, Kaa, Hathi and Louie lured the dholes into a chase, each one hiding after a certain distance to allow another to take over, culminating in Baloo tricking them into falling into a gorge filled with bees.

## Trivia

* *Like the cubs (excluding Louie), the wolves and Mowgli, the Dholes are characters adapted from the original novel.*
	+ *The Dholes are also the ones who kill Akela in The Second Jungle Book.*
* *The Dholes resemble the original design of Tabaqui and also Don Karnage. Ironically, both them and their pack leader are both voiced by Jim Cummings.*
Стас сосал

Стас сосал - это фраза, придуманная Лешой (Ansubking). Обычно сопровождается каким-либо забавным смайликом, обозначающую определённую эмоцию, вызванную этой фразой. Многие люди попадали в бан, спамя этой фразой, но все будут всегда знать, что это нечто вечное, великое и просто, чуть ли не единственное хорошее явление сообщества "АНИХАМСТЕР".
Cerberus

Cerberus is Hades's three-headed guard dog whose main duty is to guard the entrance to the Underworld. He made his first appearance in Hercules.

## Appearances

### Appears in

HerculesHercules (series)Once Upon a TimeHercules (game)Kingdom Hearts series

### Debut

Hercules

Cerberus first appears when Hades is riding down the River Styx and is fed a massive steak (which the three heads fight each other over). Later, Hercules tames the beast and uses him to get to Hades' inner sanctum, though this is only a temporary turn driven by fear.

### Hercules: The Series

Cerberus made a few appearances in the series as a rambunctious puppy that Hades has difficulties in controlling.

Cerberus's largest role in the series was in the episode "Hercules and the Visit From Zeus" while plotting another scheme to take over Mount Olympus, Hades is interrupted by a playful Cerberus who makes off with a model of Olympus while attacking Pain and Panic. Later, Hades is dragged across the Underworld while walking the pup, when Cerberus discovers the Fates all seeing eye much to the annoyance of the three hags. Hades retrieves the Fate's eye from his monstrous mutt when he gets a glimpse of a mortal. The Fates reveal that mortal was Zeus. Seeing a golden opportunity to rid himself of his brother once and for all, Hades sends Cerberus after Zeus. The episode also revealed that Cerberus was a gift to Pain and Panic from Hades, as the two were said to have pestered the latter for a pet.

Cerberus later appears in the episode "Hercules and the Underworld Takeover". Cerberus appears alongside the Fates and Hades's other underlings snarling at Hecate until she commanded him to sit during her hostile takeover of the Underworld.

Cerberus makes a cameo in the episode "Hercules and the Comedy of Arrows". Pain and Panic get their hands on the extra loathe arrows Icarus created when Cupid tried to dispose of them. They return to the Underworld with the arrows much to Hades's fury for mistaking the loathe arrows for Cupid's love arrows. Hades throws one of the loathe arrows out of the window of his lair on to a sleeping Cerberus now, fueled by the power of the arrow attacks Pain and Panic.

Cerberus makes a cameo in "Hercules and the Tiff on Olympus", where Zeus was hearing Hercules's calls for help and Cerberus chews on Zeus's cloud.

## Trivia

* Although most of the world bosses in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories are the same as in Kingdom Hearts, Cerberus is replaced by Hades, who was an optional boss in the first game.
* The Cerberus is based on the Greek mythological creature of the same name, a monstrous three-headed dog whose job was guarding the entrance of the Underworld. He was also Hercules' twelfth and final labor.
* In the film, Cerberus was the last of Hades's forces to be conquered by Hercules before defeating the Lord of the Dead, himself.
Sam Sheepdog

Sam Sheepdog is a cartoon character in a series of animated cartoons in Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. He was created by Chuck Jones.

Sam Sheepdog, by contrast, is a large, burly Berger De Brie (Briard Sheepdog) with white or tan fur and mop of red hair that usually covers his eyes. He very rarely runs and tends to be sedentary in his movements. He does, however, possess sufficient strength to incapacitate Ralph with a single punch once he catches him.

## Appearances

### Debut

Don't Give Up the Sheep

*The cartoon proved a success, prompting Chuck to repeat the formula 5 more times between 1953 and 1962. In 1963, ex-Jones animators Phil Monroe and Richard Thompson also starred the duo in their cartoon Woolen Under Where.*

*The series is built around the idea that both Ralph and Sam are just doing their jobs. Most of the cartoons begin at the beginning of the workday, in which they both arrive at a sheep-grazing meadow, exchange pleasant chitchat, and punch into the same time clock. Work having officially begun, Ralph repeatedly tries very hard to abduct the helpless sheep and invariably fails, either through his own ineptitude or the minimal efforts of Sam (he is frequently seen sleeping), who always brutally punishes Ralph for the attempt. In many instances there are also multiple copies of Ralph and particularly Sam.*

*At the end-of-the-day whistle, Ralph and Sam punch out their time cards, again chat amiably, and leave, presumably only to come back the next day and do it all again. Both Ralph and Sam were voiced by Mel Blanc. In A Sheep in the Deep, the workday is interrupted by a lunch break, which they also conduct amiably. The operation seems to run 24 hours a day or at least into*

*another shift, as when Ralph and Sam "punch out" they may also run into their nighttime replacements, Fred and George, respectively (see Sheep Ahoy: inconsistency in naming). In some of their earlier appearances Ralph and Sam are named inconsistently: in particular the Sheepdog's shift replacement sometimes addresses him as "Ralph."*
Brain

Brain is the tritagonist in the Inspector Gadget franchise. He is Penny's dog who is the only one that knows Penny is the one who solves Gadget's missions.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Portrayed By Frank Welker (1983-1999)Don Adams (voice) (1999 film)Jeff Bennett (voice) (2003 sequel)Scott McCord (2015 series

### Appears in

Inspector GadgetThe Inspector Gadget Movie 1 and 2

### Debut

Inspector Gadget

Brain always stays close to Gadget to keep him safe during his missions and usually saves him from being eliminated by M.A.D. agents. Brain is a master of disguise and disguises himself to keep being recognized by Gadget. Gadget often mistakes Brain as a M.A.D. agent, often chasing him and trying to arrest Brain. Despite Brain's quick wits and last-minute rescues, he would have also failed to solve the mission assigned to Gadget if Penny wasn't secretly separated to help solve the case as well. This is the story line for nearly all the episodes. However, all of M.A.D. agents' attempts to kill Gadget were not all entirely foiled by Brain; in every episode, Gadget managed to escape death by pure luck a few times or by a rare moment of competence and usefulness.

## Appearance

Brain has yellow fur, white patches on the tips of his ears, and a red nose. He wears a red collar that contains a retractable microphone and speaker to keep in contact with Penny. Penny quickly understands what Brain says, even though he only makes dog-like sounds and never actually speaks. He spoke in the Gadgetinis episode, No Brainer, due to Penny building him a translation collar.

In the CGI version, he tends to stand upright, his fur is more orange and the tips of his ears are a light orange. His collar now projects video calls from Penny.

## Trivia

* He is absent in *Gadget and the Gadgetinis.* He only appears in "No Brainer," but it turns out he has developed a strong fear of gadgets due to his hatred of the times when he was forced to rescue Gadget at every turn and Gadget mistaking him for MAD Agents. He was relieved to never have to defend Gadget again and he even put up signs around his home that says he doesn't want Gadget around, so Penny lied that Brain was dead. Brain still loves Penny as they were best friends in the original cartoon.
	+ Though he is absent in *Gadget and the Gadgetinis,* he still appears in the French closing credits.
* In the live-action film, he is portrayed as a beagle and shows no personification, despite being a yellow dog in the cartoon who can walk on his hind legs and often dressed up in disguises. At the end of the film, he has a line of dialogue spoken by Don Adams, the voice actor for Gadget in the original cartoon. In *Inspector Gadget 2*, he plays a slightly larger role when Gadget uses Baxter's bark translator to enable Brain to tell him the whereabouts of Penny after she is kidnapped by Dr. Claw. Here, Brain was voiced by Jeff Bennett.
* In Polish name is Łepek.
* Not once, Gadget was able to recognize his own dog in disguise, even if he licked his face.
* In Inspector Gadget (1999), Brain had the repetitive habit of licking John Brown / Gadget in the mouth.
Slip

Slip is a character and the tritagonist in the 2015 stop-motion film Shaun the Sheep Movie.

## Appearances

### Debut

Shaun the Sheep Movie

She is first seen looking in a garbage bin eating some junk food and seeing Shaun coming off the bus, until Trumper contains her and takes her to the animal Shelter and so does Shaun.

Later while Shaun and Bitzer are in the shelter Slip cries in her wishing to escape the Shelter, next day two citizens come to the shelter to pick, but from Slip's looks she is a ugly dog according to the citizens then Trumper comes in and insults her while Shaun tries to get his keys to escape.

They escape leaving Trumper in the cell Where Shaun and Bitzer where, She takes them to her orphan home where he lives near the big city. Next day they got out to look for The Farmer, they find him but the gang don't know that his memory is lost.

They come up up with a plan to get the Farmer back to Mossy Bottom Farm, by controlling a inside a costume of a horse while the Farmer being the cowboy on top, but they get followed by Trumper only for him nearly killing them with a tractor, but the Farmer save them just in time when his memory came back.

While Trumper tries to escape the farm to prevent the Farmer discovers for what he did, Slip bits Trumper's foot for what he did. While Slip still biting Trumper's foot and he tries to escape from the farm and reason with the Farmer, the Bull comes from behind and left him flying into a mud pile, She leaves a letter for Shaun saying some about leaving and going back to the Big City, but then she finds out that the bus driver is same as her for one example big ugly teeth. She waves at Shaun and leaves on the bus driver's lap, this was the last time that Shaun saw Slip.

She is seen in the credits with the bus driver as Slip's new owner and also she meets with Shaun and the flock.

## Trivia

* Slip's character is similar to Fluffles from Wallace and Gromit A Matter of Loaf and Death, there both sad and they hate their enemies because they bully them too much, they get their happy endings, Slip gets a new owner and in *Wallace and Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death*, Fluffles stays with Wallace and Gromit.
Tooth

**Еуб**, also better known as **Tooth**, is the titular main protagonist of the russian comic series Еуб the Tooth. He is a Tusk Walrus Bloodhound who is obsessed with drinking booze, smoking and Sex.

## Tooth

### Relatives

Ed (Owner)
 Professor B (Battle)
 Bernie (Battle)
 Napoli (Attack)
 Rocco (Eat,Battle)
 Vito (Friend)
 Lilo (Girlfriend)
 Bug (Friend)

### Occupation

Monster Dog
 House Dog

## Appearances

### Debut

Tooth (2024)

Tooth was given birth after his mother unexpectedly sat on a quack after her onwer, Ed Masturbarted

## Trivia

* Tooth has an extreme hatred of Rex From Cats and Dogs 2 The Revenge Of Kitty
Fidget

Fidget is one of Pongo and Perdita's fifteen puppies in the 101 Dalmatians franchise.

## Fidget

### Relatives

Pongo (father), Perdita (mother), Lucky (brother), Jewel (sister), Dipstick (brother), Whizzer (brother), Two-Tone (sister), Oddball (niece), Domino and Little Dipper (nephews)

### Occupation

Pongo and Perdy's son and the Dalmatian puppies' brotherPet

## Appearances

### Appears in

101 Dalmatians101 Dalmatians: The Series (mentioned)

### Debut

101 Dalmatians

Fidget was one of the original fifteen puppies in the live-action movie and the fourth to be referred to by name. He is one of the average looking pups in the litter and is quite hard to distinguish among the others. His name comes from the way he itches and scratches himself, due to fleas. He and his siblings were kidnapped by Jasper and Horace for Cruella and brought to De Vil Manor to be made into a fur coat. With the help of his family, he escapes Cruella along with his siblings.

Fidget is very close to his sister, Jewel, as seen in promotional artwork of the two playing together.

According to the December 1996 magazine issue of Disney Adventures, Fidget is a heterochromiac, meaning that one of his eyes

is brown while the other is blue.

### 101 Dalmatians: The Series

Fidget did not physically appear in the series; however, he has been mentioned on numerous occasions.

* His name appears on a picnic basket in "The Dogs of DeVil".
* His name also appears on a photo reel in "Frisky Business".
* Cruella verbally names him in "The Making of..."
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Tracker

Tracker is a jeep-driving pup with super hearing who lives in the jungle with Carlos. Tracker made his debut and became the eighth PAW Patrol pup in "Tracker Joins the Pups!".

## Tracker

### Occupation

PAW Patrol Member No. 11, Jungle Rescue Pup

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

David Lopez (Season 3-Season 7) US/CanadaMateo Carnovale (Season 8-present) US/CanadaFraser Martin (Season 5) UK

## Personality

Tracker enjoys playing with the various forms of wildlife in the jungle. He often utilizes his great hearing abilities to save someone in danger when necessary. Even though Tracker is brave, he doesn't like being in dark places. He fears the dark because his strong sense of hearing picks up even the slightest sounds, alerting him and causing him to fear that what he hears might be something spooky. But despite his fears, he is brave enough to face them for the sake of his friends and his sense of duty as a

member of the PAW Patrol.

Tracker is bilingual; he can speak in both English and Spanish. Whenever he is about to be taken into a dark area such as the Monkey Temple, or otherwise faces some sort of daunting problem, he says, "Oy-oy-oy".

He and Carlos have a close friendship. When they met each other, Tracker was willing to call for help and save him from a snake.

## Appearance

Tracker has brown fur with a white underside, face and paws. He wears a red collar with a green PAW Patrol pup-tag that has a picture of a compass. His gear consists of a dark green hat and a dark green vest. Before he got his gear, he had a red bandanna around his neck.
Doggie Daddy

## Appearances

### Appears in

Yogi's Treasure Hunt, Laff-a-Lympics and The Good, The Bad, and The Huckleberry Hound (by himself), Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy

### Debut

Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy

Doggie Daddy is a fictional anthropomorphic adult dachshund and the father of Augie Doggie on The Quick Draw McGraw Show Segment: Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy. And he's voiced by Dee Bradley Baker since 2019.

## Background

Doggie Daddy is an anthropomorphic dog and the father of Augie Doggie. He tries his best to rase his rambunctious son.

## Personality

He always tries to do the best he can at raising his rambunctious son Augie. Their mutual admiration included Daddy gently chiding, "Augie, my son, my son", when he would disappoint his father, and when his son would say or do something that inspired pride, Daddy would turn to the audience and say with a grin, "Dat's my boy who said dat!"

## Appearance

He is an orange-furred dachshund with hugh black ears, and a peach colored snout. He is typically seen wearing only a purple coller.
Blaze

Blaze is a German Shepherd puppy who only appeared in the 101 Dalmatians: The Series episode "Dog's Best Friend".

## Background

Blaze is first seen when Roger is showing him to Anita, supposedly having found him lost and wandering about. He is impressed by the numerous tricks that Blaze can do, such as fetching, balancing Anita's cup of tea on his nose, and playing dead. However, Anita then suggests that they find Blaze's real owner, to which Roger eventually complies but hopes that nobody claims him.

## Appearances

### Debut

101 Dalmatians: The Series

Within a couple hours of staying on the Dearly Farm, numerous rumors from Lucky, Rolly, Cadpig and Spot are spread about Blaze, such as him being a police dog or a Mafia dog laying low. Blaze jokes about this, acting like he's a genetic cyber dog.

When Lucky asks Blaze about where he's really from, Blaze claims that he was separated by his human when they were sailing down the Amazon, but their boat was capsized by a giant anaconda. Blaze then claims he hitched a ride on a supply plane back to America.

Blaze's story makes Cadpig believe he is a world traveler, with Blaze claiming he herded camels in Egypt, fought bulls in S

pain, and searched for the yeti in the Himalayas. He also claims to know a pair of partying poodles in Stiffle.

Lucky takes fondly to Blaze and lets him teach the Dalmatian pup the Tibetan art of "Kung Chu". Blaze and Lucky later go hiking together.

Blaze, however, has a bitterness towards Thunderbolt, claiming he was up for the role of "Young Thunderbolt", but Thunderbolt decided to play the role himself. This is the reason that Lucky ends up accusing Blaze for breaking his Thunderbolt autograph (when it was really an accident caused by Rolly).

His falling-out with Lucky causes Blaze to run away, but Rolly is able to catch up to Blaze and save each other from a collapsing bridge. Rolly then explains to Lucky what happened to his Thunderbolt autograph, and Lucky apologizes to Blaze.

It is then that Blaze's human shows up, where it's revealed that Blaze has never been outside of Stiffle, with Blaze admitting all his adventures are actually from him watching a lot of animated shows.

## Trivia

* Based on what his human's name is, it is likely that Blaze's surname is Swanson.
Buster (Winnie the Pooh)

Buster Max Robin is Darby's pet puppy who appeared in the series My Friends Tigger & Pooh.

## Background

Buster is a curious and inquisitive little dog who likes to yap loudly when he is either excited or on the scent of something. Buster is not of any recognized breed of dog and is likely a mutt.

## Buster Max Robin

### Relatives

Mrs. Robin (adoptive mother)Mr. Robin (adoptive father)Christopher Robin (adoptive older brother)Darby (owner)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Pooh's Super Sleuth Christmas MovieTigger & Pooh and a Musical TooSuper Duper Super SleuthsMy Friends Tigger & Pooh

### Debut

My Friends Tigger & Pooh

Buster is part of the problem-solving group known as the Super Sleuths along with Darby, Pooh and Tigger. Though oftentimes he seems to be only tagging along, his nose and his curiosity have proven an asset in many of the groups' cases. Darby also loves him as a loyal companion who is fun to play with. Buster wears a red collar with a golden-colored medallion hanging off of it. When starting a case, he flips it to the other side to reveal the green question mark that is the emblem of the Sleuths.
Dizzy & Dee Dee

## Dizzy & Dee Dee Dalmatian

### Relatives

Each other (sisters)Doug (father)Delilah (mother)Dolly (half-sister)Dylan (half-brother)Dawkins (brother)Diesel (brother)Dante (brother)Triple D (sisters)Delgado (brother)D.J. (brother)Deepak (brother)Da Vinci (sister)Dorothy (youngest sister)84 other pups (siblings, half siblings, adopted siblings and step-siblings)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Nefeli Karakosta (Dizzy)Florrie Wilkinson (Dee Dee)

### Debut

101 Dalmatian Street, London

Dizzy & Dee Dee are a pair of Dalmatian puppies who appear in 101 Dalmatian Street.

## Background

Dizzy and Dee Dee are two cheeky pups who are always seen together. These two will follow Dolly anywhere... Even into trouble.

They are super sweet and always have the best intentions, but sometimes their good intentions get them into sticky situations.

## Trivia

* In some dubbed versions of the series, Dizzy is a male pup.
* If you look closely at Dee Dee’s 2 collars, it’s similar to that of her older sister Dolly.
* Some fans nickname Dizzy & Dee Dee as the mini Dolly Twins.
Merlinisapien

Los **Merlinisapiens** son alienígenas camaleónicos. Se desconoce su planeta de origen pero se sabe que fue gobernado por un dictador de su clase. Tienen un aguijón retráctil en la cola. También tienen la capacidad de mezclarse con el entorno para parecer invisibles a simple vista. Estos alienígenas se sienten muy afectados en lo que se refiere a los suyos (su familia y amigos).

## Secciones

* Apariencia
* Merlinisapiens Conocidos
* Curiosidades
* Referencias

## Apariencia

Esta especie alienígena no es muy pequeña, pero tampoco muy grande son delgados y muy flexibles y resbaladizos. Tienen una especie de manchas de color grisaceo y una gama de colores parecidos, estos tienen un casco (si así se le puede llamar) en su cabeza con tres ojos de diferentes colores, el ojo derecho es celeste , el del medio es verde y el izquierdo es rojo. Pero el del medio parece no parpadear, son muy fuertes en relación con su tamaño.

## Merlinisapiens Conocidos

* Camaleón (Muestra de ADN en el Omnitrix)
* Prisionero 775
* Esposa e hijos del Prisionero 775 (muertos)
* Subdora

## Curiosidades

* El Prisionero 775 no es un alien malo, sólo tenía resentimiento contra el Coronel Rozum porque lo encerró en La Tierra y por éste no pudo defender a su familia.
* El nombre de esta especie se parece mucho al del mago Merlin que dominaba la invisibilidad.
* El color de los ojos de los machos (rojo, verde, azul) son los colores primarios de la luz, mientras que los de las hembras (magenta, amarillo, cian) son los colores primarios en los pigmentos.
* Nadie sabe cómo luce su planeta porque es imposible de encontrar.

## Referencias

1. ↑ http://ask.fm/DerrickJWyatt/answer/121544743028
Jasper

Jasper is Brian's cousin, a gay dog living in Los Angeles, and a self-declared rice-queen. He works at Club Med as a dance teacher, and let Brian stay in his apartment while Brian was a Hollywood "director." Jasper enjoys club music and often dances. He is known for constantly using camp innuendo.

## Background

In "E. Peterbus Unum", Peter brought Jasper home to be the family's new dog, much to Brian's surprise.

In "The Thin White Line", Brian offers to make up for the Griffin family's lost vacation by introducing them to fun-loving Jasper.

## Appearances

### Debut

Family Guy

Brian and Jasper seem to have a very close family relationship, often turning to one another when the other is in need. When Brian was struggling to be a director in Hollywood in "Brian Does Hollywood", Jasper offered to put Brian in contact with some friends in the porn-film industry. Brian proved successful at this career, but when the Griffin family came to visit, Brian became so embarrassed that he attempted to cut them out of his life, so as to avoid them losing respect for him. Jasper, knowing that Brian would not be happy without his family, contacted Lois and Peter, alerting them to Brian's career and that he had been nominated for an adult film award, a "Woody."

In "You May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives", Jasper and his fiancee Ricardo visit Brian and the family in Quahog. There, he announced that he and Ricardo wanted to get married. Overjoyed, Brian was quick to offer the Griffin family home as the location, despite Lois's initial reservations about gay marriage. When Mayor Adam West attempted to outlaw gay marriage in order to draw attention from one of his many scandals, Brian went to extreme measures to overturn the ban. Once Mayor West agreed to not go through with the banning, Brian gave Jasper away at the wedding, which took place in the Griffin Garden.

In the opening of "PTV", he and Ricardo make a cameo appearance when Stewie is riding on his big wheel through the gay parade.

Jasper makes a small appearance web-chatting with Brian about his new play in "Brian's Play".

Jasper and Ricardo attend Brian's funeral in "Life of Brian". He also has a crowd scene cameo in "No Giggity, No Doubt".

Jasper appears in a group of characters voiced by Seth MacFarlane in "Customer of the Week".

He is voiced by Seth MacFarlane.
Zwei

Zwei is the pet dog of Ruby Rose and Yang Xiao Long. He first appeared in the episode "Field Trip", when he was mailed to Beacon Academy from Patch by Taiyang Xiao Long along with a pile of canned dog food and a can opener.

## Appearances

### Debut

RWBY

Tai sent Zwei to his daughters to take care of him temporarily due to him leaving Patch for undisclosed reasons.

After the Fall of Beacon, he went back to Patch with Yang and Tai. He is later seen sleeping at home and later watching the two spar.

## Personality

Zwei exhibits a very cheerful and playful personality, as seen when he licks Ruby and barks happily after Weiss

Schnee cuddles him. He also playfully imitates Yang's behavior.

Zwei also attempts to make friends with Blake Belladonna, even though her feline Faunus instincts cause her to react with some nervousness to his presence.

Zwei is shown to be very intelligent for a dog. Not only does he react appropriately to Ruby's commands, he also seems to be smart enough to use mechanical tools. When Weiss wonders how Zwei will eat his canned dog food and a can opener drops out of his tube, Yang cheerfully drops the issue, implying that Zwei can use it.

Zwei immediately forms a close relationship with Bartholomew Oobleck, refusing to leave his side during his fight against White Fang soldiers in "No Brakes".

## Appearance

wei is a black-headed tricolor Pembroke Welsh Corgi with gray eyes. Like some Pembroke Welsh Corgis, he has a bobbed tail, which is nowhere near the length that would indicate him as being a Cardigan Welsh Corgi. As of "Of Runaways and Stowaways", he wears a red collar with a gold pendant bearing a vertical black bone and two black dots on either side.

## Trivia

* His name is likely a reference to the Cowboy Bebop character, Ein, who is also a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, though of a different coloring. Eins is the German word for "one" while Zwei is German for "two".
* In the credits of "Breach", Mrs. PennyApple and Penny Layne Matthews are credited as Zwei's voice actors. Said dog is Meg Turney's Dachshund, Penny.[1]
* Kerry Shawcross was very adamant on having Zwei's butthole on the model for RWBY Chibi, due to its comedic value, going as far as to ensure that it was included on Zwei's chibi merchandise.[2] "Zwei Painting", one of the shorts in the 10th episode of RWBY Chibi, "Love Triangle", also focuses on Zwei's posterior.
Dougal

Dougal (Pollux in the French version) is the main character of The Magic Roundabout franchise who is a happy go-lucky shaggy dog.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Jacques Bodoin (1963-1966) FrenchBernard Haller (1966) FrenchChristian Riehl (1966-1990) FrenchMartial Le Minoux (2007 series) FrenchRobbie Williams (2005 film) UKDavid Holt (2007 series) UKDaniel Tay (Doogal) USMichael Karp (1963 series, Pinwheel dub) US

### Debut

The Magic Roundabout (1963 series)

In the French version, Pollux is a British character who speaks somewhat broken French with an outrageous English accent as a result of Ivor Wood's role as co-creator. His sweet tooth, shown through his fondness for sugar lumps, was based on a French belief that one of the traits of the English is a liking for sweets

## Personality

*Dougal's owner, Florence, loves Dougal as much as Dougal loves candy!*

## Appearance

Dougal is a small and shaggy dog (said to be a skye terrier), with brown fur covering his entire body except for his face.
TheEndless7

TheEndless7 started out as one of the first support members and made his way through the ranks.

Endless is the first person to get admin other than Siph himself and currently plays as a normal player in the community. Even after Retirement people still think he is admin when he no longer is today as his current rank is Ultimate.
Chainsaw

hainsaw is Pete's dog in Goof Troop. A running gag involves Chainsaw tormenting Waffles, Goofy and Max's cat, and she usually ends up chasing him. Frank Welker did her vocal effects.

## Chainsaw

### Aliases

Poopsie, Puppy, Sweetums, Puppsie, Pookums (all by Peg)

### Relatives

Pete (owner)P.J. (owner)Peg Pete (owner)Pistol Pete (owner)

## Appearances

### Debut

Goof Troop

However, she can be seen on friendlier terms with Waffles at times as shown in "Three Ring Bind" when both she and Waffles agreed in disgust about the Ringmaster's plan to turn his own circus animals into puppy chow (dog food).

## Trivia

* Though Chainsaw is officially a girl, the episodes "Fool's Gold" and "Cat's Entertainment" have Chainsaw inconsistently identified as both male and female.[1][2] Nevertheless, Chainsaw is identified as female more often than not, particularly in the episodes "Maximum Insecurity",[3] "For Pete's Sake",[4] "Window Pains",[5] and "A Pizza the Action".[6]
* Chainsaw is absent from both A Goofy Movie and An Extremely Goofy Movie. Though it is possible that she passed away due to the movies taking place three and six years, respectively, after the events of the series, the most likely reason for her absence is that she (as well as Waffles) simply didn't factor into the father-son story that each movie wanted to focus on between Goofy and Max, at least not in any meaningful enough way to warrant an appearance in the movies for Chainsaw.
* One possible explanation for hers and Waffles' absence could, in theory, be found in the Goof Troop comic strip "The Adventures of Waffles and Chainsaw" published in the November 1995 issue of Disney Adventures magazine, as said comic seemingly ends with both Chainsaw and Waffles running away from home together to get away from Pistol playing dress up with them. Though there would be one more comic strip, "Good Dog Card", featuring the two at home published later in July of 1996, the ending of this one has a sense of closure and finality to it for Chainsaw and Waffles that feels like it could serve as the pets' final and latest chronological appearance in Goof Troop continuity, providing them an exit from the series before the events of A Goofy Movie.
* In earlier model sheets, Chainsaw was to be of a breed of a Bulldog or Great Dane.
Antoinette

Antoinette is a pup from a litter born to Hachibei, who belongs to Anne-Sophie de Grantaine in France.

## Background

In the manga, the puppy is presented to Tamaki Suoh when he arrives in Japan as a gift to cheer him up and to keep him company.  In the anime, she's Tamaki's impulse buy while he and the Hosts are visiting a commoner mall in Ep 17 - Kyoya's Reluctant Day Out!  It's no surprise that Bisco Hatori chose the Golden Retriever to be Tamaki's totem animal, as the breed is known to be highly intelligent, sociable, beautiful, and loyal - qualities that describe the Princely Host, as well.
Detective Casey

Detective Casey is Chief O'Hara's head detective, first appearing in the Mickey Mouse daily comic in the 1938 sequence, "The Plumber's Helper". The story was plotted and pencilled by Floyd Gottfredson and written by Merrill De Maris. Casey disappeared from American comics in the 1950s, but was used frequently in Europe, especially in Italy, afterwards; from 2003, he returned as a frequent player in the American comics once again.

## Appearances

### Debut

Mickey Mouse comics

Detective Casey first appeared in "The Plumber's Helper" (1938) when Mickey lost all of his money in a stock market crash and is forced to go to work as an apprentice to a very shady plumber named Joe Piper. His next important appearance is in "Mickey Mouse Outwits the Phantom Blot" (May 20 - September 9, 1939) in the tale that introduced the Phantom Blot. While appearing in several more early MM stories, he has since become more prevalent in European Mickey Mouse tales.

## Personality

espite his occupation, Casey is an impatient man of only average intelligence. Thus, while sometimes a successful detective, he is prone to bungling cases as well. Therefore, Chief O'Hara often recruits Mickey Mouse to help solve some of Casey's cases,

much to Casey's general irritation.
Winona

Winona is Applejack's pet and work dog. She first appears in Applebuck Season helping Applejack round up a stampeding herd of cattle. Unlike the Diamond Dogs, Winona only barks and does not speak in any of her appearances. She has a red collar with a golden name tag.

## Background

"Winona" is a name of Native American origin, meaning "first-born daughter".[1][2] In both behavior and appearance, Winona resembles a Border Collie, which are natural animal herders.

## Appearances

### Debut

My Little Pony

According to Lauren Faust, her name was originally "Brandy", then "Buckaroo".[3] Also according to Faust, Winona is based on her Australian Shepherd, Lucy.
Broomdog

The Broomdog is a minor character in Alice in Wonderland.

The Broomdog is shown to be a busy, hard-working dog-like creature.

The Broomdog first appears in Tulgey Wood clearing the path where Alice is walking. After that, he steps aside to the back of her to finish of the rest of the path with his tail. He is not seen again throughout the rest of the film.

## Trivia

* The Broomdog is one of the few Tulgey Wood creatures who did not approach a tearful Alice during the musical number "Very Good Advice".
Bruno

Bruno is a bloodhound and a supporting character in Disney's 1950 animated feature film, Cinderella.

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Earl Keen (original)Frank Welker (sequel)

### Appears in

CinderellaCinderella II: Dreams Come TrueWalt Disney anthology seriesRaw ToonageA Poem Is...Disney PrincessCinderella: Magical DreamsMeteos: Disney MagicDisney's Cinderella DollhouseCinderella Dollhouse 2Disney Princess Enchanting Storybooks

### Debut

Cinderella

When Bruno was a puppy, he was given to a younger Cinderella as a gift from her father. After the latter died, Bruno and Cinderella grew up together under the hand of her evil stepmother, Lady Tremaine, who has two daughters, Anastasia and Drizella, and a cat, Lucifer, whom Bruno hates because of the way he treats Cinderella and his taunting and manipulations.

## Personality

Apart from his friendly nature, Bruno is very loyal and understanding to Cinderella. However, he has little patience for Lucifer, whom he doesn't like, which usually causes him to get sent out of the house due to Lady Tremaine's rules. At the end of the first movie, he gets his revenge by scaring Lucifer out the window.

## Appearance

Bruno is a big slender bloodhound dog with red-brown fur covering most of his body (in the sequel it seems to be brighter though due to the animation style). He has a black nose, floppy ears, a tail, light-brown eyes, sharp nails that are usually always sticking out, and three little hairs like Goofy's on his head. He is also shown to have fierce teeth (often shown to Lucifer) and yet also he has a friendly face to him.

## Trivia

* Bruno was used against Lucifer at the end of the first movie, but for some reason, he was never used against Pom-Pom. In fact, Bruno is only seen twice in the second film with a minor role.
* Bruno does not appear in the third film, nor in the live-action adaptation. This could most probably due to budget cuts or possibly a lack of purpose to the story
* Bruno is one of several bloodhounds from Disney animated canon movies, including Trusty, Towser, Copper, Napoleon, and Stella.
* Although he is not a major character, he is very important character, as he was the reason that Lucifer was chased out so Cinderella could retrieve her happy ending, being pivotal to the ending.