List of fictional dogs in comics
Appearance
This is a list of fictional dogs in comics and is a subsidiary to the list of fictional dogs. It is a collection of various dogs in comics.
Comics
Name | Breed | Series | Creator | Notes |
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Ace the Bat-Hound | German Shepherd | Batman | Bob Kane | Bruce Wayne's dog. |
Adolph | Dachshund | Dinglehoofer und His Dog | Harold Knerr | Dinglehoofer's dog. In 1936 the dog was renamed Schnappsy to avoid connotations with Adolf Hitler.[1] |
Akamaru | Great Pyrenees | Naruto (Japanese manga) | Masashi Kishimoto | Kiba Inuzuka's ninja dog. |
Alec | generic small fluffy dog | Alec the Great | Edwina Dumm[2] | |
Alexander | Great Pyrenees | Fullmetal Alchemist (Japanese manga) | Hiromu Arakawa | Nina Tucker's dog. |
Albert | Albert | Klaus Vonderwerth[3] | ||
Alonzo | Have You Seen Alonzo? | Ralph Yardley,[4] Paul Terry,[5] John Terry,[6] Mike Randall, Tam, Jim Navoni[7] and Herbert Morton Stoops.[8] | ||
Alphonse | English Setter | Luc Junior | René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. | Luc's faithful dog.[9][10] |
The Angriest Dog in the World | unknown | The Angriest Dog in the World | David Lynch. | An angry black dog stuck in one position, tied to a pole.[11] |
Andy | St. Bernard | Mark Trail | Ed Dodd | Mark's faithful dog. |
Andy | close to a Chihuahua or a Dachshund | Pearls Before Swine | Stephan Pastis | A chained up dog who has big plans for the future, and also sadly was ditched by his girlfriend and lost his father |
Axel | generic | The Fusco Brothers | J. C. Duffy | Dog belonging to four brothers |
Bailey | mixed breed Labradoodle | Bliss | Harry Bliss. | A dog proficient in many things. |
Bandit | Labrador Retriever | We3 | Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. | One of the three protagonists. |
Banks | mixed breed | Barkeater Lake | Corey Pandolph | |
Barfy | Labrador Retriever | Family Circus | Bil Keane | The first family dog. |
Barnabas | unknown | The Sandman: Brief Lives | Neil Gaiman, Jill Thompson | Talking canine companion of the character Destruction and later of the character Delirium too. |
Bars | Bulldog | Franka | Henk Kuijpers. | The puppy bulldog of Franka.[12] |
Beagle Boys | Beagle | Donald Duck | Carl Barks | A gang of criminals who constantly try to rob Scrooge McDuck.[13] |
Bean | generic | Little Jimmy | Jimmy Swinnerton | Jimmy's dog |
Beaumont | Sheepdog | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | Bartender of Pooch Café. |
Beauregard Bugleboy | Bloodhound | Pogo | Walt Kelly | |
Beck | generic | Beck (Japanese manga) | Harold Sakuishi | Ryusuke's dog; about a teenage boy and his pursuit of a music career. |
Becquerel | White Swiss Shepherd Dog | Homestuck | Andrew Hussie | The first guardian of Pre-Scratch Earth. Jade Harley's guardian and pet. |
Bee | Labrador Retriever | Dragon Ball | Akira Toriyama | A stray and injured dog found by Majin Buu. Bee is healed by Buu, and the two start a friendship. Bee ends up becoming adopted by Mr. Satan. |
Bello | White Fox Terrier | De Avonturen Van Bello | Marten Toonder | Main protagonist in a short-lived 1939 Dutch comic strip.[14] |
Bello | Blue dog | Bussi Bär | Rolf Kauka | The blue dog of Bussi Bär.[15] |
Belvedere | generic | Belvedere | George Webster Crenshaw | Pet of Orville and Emma, an intelligent and spoiled dog who causes many problems for his family. |
Bessy | Rough Collie | Bessy (Belgian) | Willy Vandersteen | Main character in a long-running Belgian western comics series. In the franchise he is the pet of Andy.[16] |
Big Shirley | generic | Cul de Sac | Richard Thompson | Alice's Grandmother's dog |
Bill | Cocker Spaniel | Boule et Bill | Jean Roba | Boule's dog.[17] |
Bingo | Fox terrier | Rupert Bear | Alfred Bestall | Friend of Rupert.[18] |
Biscuit | generic | Stone Soup | Jan Eliot | Holly and Alix's dog. |
Bitsy | generic | Marvin | Tom Armstrong | The family dog. |
Black Bob | Border Collie | Black Bob | Jack Prout | Comic strip published in The Dandy. Shepherd master Andrew Glenn's dog. |
Black Hayate | unknown | Fullmetal Alchemist | Hiromu Arakawa | Riza Hawkeye's dog; about the adventures of two alchemist brothers and set in a fictional universe. |
Blake | generic | Little Dee (webcomic) | Christopher Baldwin | About a little girl lost in the woods who is befriended by three talking animals. |
Bleeker | robotic | The Rechargeable Dog | Jonathan Mahood | Skip's robotic dog. |
Blu | Miniature Schnauzer | Monica's Gang (Brazilian) | Mauricio de Sousa | Franklin's pet. |
Bobje | generic | Bert | Kamagurka | Bert's tiny anthropomorphized dog; used as mascot for the Flemish magazine HUMO in the 1990s.[19] |
Bobosse | Fictional dog with long ears and tail | Bobosse | Marcel Remacle. | Protagonist in a 1956–1958 humor comic.[20] |
Boby | generic | Boby | Sifre[21] | A blue puppy dog.[22] |
Bolivar | St. Bernard | Donald Duck | Al Taliaferro | Donald's pet and often a nuisance to him.[23] |
Bond | Great Pyrenees | Spy × Family | Tatsuya Endo | Anya's dog, adopted after his precognition ability helped stop a terrorist plot. |
Bonzo the Dog | mixed breed | Bonzo the dog | George E. Studdy | A little puppy who often appeared in comics and ads in the 1920s. Later inspired the name of the Bonzo Dog Band.[24] |
Boomer | generic | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | Poncho's friend. |
Boot | Old English Sheepdog | The Perishers (British) | Maurice Dodd | |
Bowser | generic | Moose & Molly | Bob Weber | |
Böwser vön Überdog | Bulldog | The Ongoing Adventures of Rocket Llama | Alex Langley and Nick Langley | Primary antagonist. |
Bradley | generic | On a Claire Day | Henry Beckett and Carla Ventresca | Claire Bennett's pet. |
Brainy Barker | Saluki | Krypto the Superdog | A dog which possesses telekinetic powers. | |
Bridget T. Dog | generic | My Cage | Melissa DeJesus and Ed Power | Manga inspired comic about a world of anthropomorphic animals. |
Brigadier Snuf | generic | Tom Poes (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | Second most important police officer, after Bulle Bas.[25] |
Brutacroc | generic | Le Club des Peur-de-Rien | Tibet | The guard dog of this children's gang.[26] |
Buckles | generic | Buckles | David Gilbert | A guileless and innocent dog. |
Bul Super | Bulldog | Tom Poes (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | An anthropomorphic bulldog who acts as a major crook in the series. He is usually seen together with his cronie, Hiep Hieper.[27] |
Bulle Bas | Bulldog | Tom Poes (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | Anthropomorphic police chief who always suspects Olivier B. Bommel of any possible crime and wants to arrest him.[28] |
Bullet | generic | Barney Google and Snuffy Smith | Billy DeBeck | Snuffy's dog.[29] |
Bulletdog | English Setter | Bulletman | Bill Parker and Jon Smalle. | Bulletman's dog. |
Bumper | Bulldog | The Middletons | Ralph Dunagin and Dana Summers | The family dog.[30] |
Bumper | Beagle | Zap & Bumper | Rob Wighman | Zap's dog.[31] |
Buster | generic | Oh, Brother | Bob Weber Jr. and Jay Stephens | About the daily interaction between two young siblings, Lily and Bud, and their dog. |
Butch | generic | Moose and Molly | Bob Weber | |
Cagney | Boston Terrier | Zack Hill | John Deering | Zack's pet. |
Canturro | generic | Gaturro | Cristian Dzwonik | A character in the Argentine comic strip. |
Chalk | generic (Shiba Inu?) | Dr. Stone | Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi | Suika's dog. |
Chief Mutt | Bulldog | Slylock Fox & Comics for Kids | Bob Weber Jr. | |
Le Chien de Berger (The Shepherd's Dog) | Otterhound | Le Génie des Alpages | F'Murr | The nameless shepherd's dog who is able to walk on two feet and converse in intelligent and philosophical conversations.[32] |
Chibi | St. Bernard | Itazura na Kiss | Kaoru Tada | |
Chubb and Chauncey | generic | Chubb and Chauncey | Vance Rodewall | About one lower class dog and one more refined. |
Cirano | generic | Alan Ford (Italian) | Max Bunker | Bob Rock's dog |
Clive | generic | My Own Genie | Jamie Smart | Lula's pet, who is given the power of speech by Genie. |
Cobb and Ruppert | generic | Deflocked | Jeff Corriveau | Two sheep dogs who are brothers. |
Cody | generic | U.S. Acres | Jim Davis | A dog who liked to chase barnyard animals. |
Colin Curly | generic | Colin Curly | created for advertising by Bob Lawrie | A comic book following success as advertising icon for Quavers, a British snack food. |
Cosmo the Spacedog | Golden Retriever | Guardians of the Galaxy | Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning | |
Cubitus (Wowser) | Old English Sheepdog | Cubitus | Dupa | Semaphore's (Professor Ding's) obese anthropomorphic dog.[33] |
Daisy | generic | Blondie | Chic Young | The family dog.[34] |
Danny | Great Dane | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood | Hirohiko Araki | The dog belonging to Jonathan Joestar. He is killed by Dio Brando, which ignites the generational feud between the Joestar family and Dio. |
Dawg | generic | Hi and Lois | Mort Walker and Dik Browne | The family dog.[35][36] |
Devil | German Shepherd | The Phantom | Lee Falk | The Phantom's dog. |
Ditto | Cavalier King Charles Spaniel | Monica's Gang | Mauricio de Sousa | Monica's dog. |
DJ Dog | Pit Bull | Housebroken' | Steve Watkins | A rap artist dog who lives with the Watson family. |
Dog | Border Collie | Footrot Flats | Murray Ball | A dog who thinks he's intelligent and tough but is actually soft and cowardly.[37] |
Dogbert | generic | Dilbert | Scott Adams | Dilbert's dog. He wears glasses and is highly intelligent. |
Dogmatix (Idefix) | Terrier | Asterix | René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo | Obelix's minuscule dog.[38] |
Dogpool | Mutt | Deadpool Corps | Victor Gischler and Philip Bond | Deadpool from a different reality and an original member of the Deadpool Corps. |
Dogs of C-Kennel (including Iggy, Kenny, Oliver, Tucker, and Willy) | Chihuahua, Husky, Great Dane, Schnauzer, and Pit bull | Dogs of C-Kennel | Mick and Mason Mastroianni | Dogs who live in a kennel. |
Dollar | Dalmatian | Richie Rich | Alfred Harvey and Warren Kremer | The family dog. |
Droolia | Bullmastiff | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | A female bulldog who is in love with Poo Poo. |
Drooly | English Sheepdog | Krypto the Superdog | A dog who can use his drool as a weapon. | |
Duke | generic | Kelly & Duke | Jack Moore | Kelly's best friend. |
Duncan | generic | Raising Duncan | Chris Browne | a semi-autobiographical look at the life of the comic's creator. |
Earl | Jack Russell terrier | Mutts | Patrick McDonnell | |
Edgar | English Sheepdog | For Better or Worse | Lynn Johnston | The second family dog besides Farley. |
Einstein | generic | Einstein | Jay Heavilin and Frank B. Johnson | Leroy's moustached dog, who is a genius and able to talk with his master.[39] |
Electra | generic | Cathy | Cathy Guisewite | Cathy's dog. |
Eugene the Jeep | unknown | Popeye | E.C. Segar | A character presumed to be some type of dog. |
Fang | generic | The Duplex | Glenn McCoy | Eno's dog. |
Farley | English Sheepdog | For Better or Worse | Lynn Johnston | The first family dog before Edgar. |
Fergus | generic | Citizen Dog | Mark O'Hare | Mel's dog. |
Fifi | Bobtail | Jommeke | Jef Nys | Dog of the Countess Elodie from Stiepelteen, who is so large that she can ride him like a horse.[40] |
Fikske | Rikske en Fikske | Nonkel Fons[41] and Gray Croucher[42] | The naughty dog of the boy Rikske. Both were mascots of the Belgian children's magazine Zonnekind.[43] | |
Flico | Poodle | Pat et Moune | François Bel | Pat and Moune's dog.[44] |
Fluffy | Lhasa Apso | Monica's Gang | Mauricio de Sousa | Jimmy Five's dog. |
Fokkie Flink | generic | nl:Fokkie Flink | Joop Geesink, Henk Zwart, Henk de Wolf | Anthropomorphic black and white dog who solves crimes.[45] |
Foo Foo | Poodle | Dennis the Menace and Gnasher | David Law | The dog of Walter Brown, the nice neighbourhood kid.[46] |
Fred Bassett | Basset Hound | Fred Basset | Alex Graham | About a snobbish dog who appreciates the finer qualities of life. |
Fritz | Dachshund | The Adventures of Jane | Norman Pett | Jane's dog.[47] |
Fuzz | generic | Ziggy | Tom Wilson | Ziggy's dog. |
Gai-Luron | Basset Hound | Gai-Luron (French) | Marcel Gotlib | Melancholic dog.[48] |
Geddown | The Flibbertys | Ray Helle | The dog of Stan and Fran Flibberty. | |
Gilbert | unspecified | Julien Boisvert | Michel Plessix | Julien's dog.[49] |
Goofy | unspecified | Walt Disney comics | Walt Disney | |
Gin | Akita | Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin (Japanese) | Yoshihiro Takahashi | Daisuke's dog who joins a pack of wild dogs to fight a deranged bear and his minions. |
Gnasher | Abyssinian wire-haired tripe hound | Dennis the Menace and Gnasher | David Law | Dennis' dog and an accomplice to his pranks.[50] |
Gnipper | Abyssinian wire-haired tripe hound (British) | Gnasher and Gnipper | David Law | Gnasher's puppy.[51] |
Grimm | Bull Terrier | Mother Goose and Grimm | Mike Peters | A talking dog owned by Mother Goose. |
Gromit | Generic | Wallace and Gromit | Nick Park | Wallace's very clever dog. |
Constable Growler | Bulldog | Rupert Bear | Alfred Bestall | The local policeman.[52] |
Gumbo | mixed breed | Adam@home | Brian Basset, Rob Harrell | The family dog who was added to the family in October 2012. |
Gus | Scottish Terrier | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | |
Halley | Unknown | Homestuck | Andrew Hussie | One component of Becquerel's genetic makeup. Grandpa Harley's pet. |
Hank | Corgi | Astro City | Kurt Busiek and Mike Norton | Combines with his owner Andy to become the superhero G-Dog, thanks to a magic amulet. |
Harrie | generic dog | Joop Klepzeiker | Eric Schreurs | Joop Klepzeiker's dog.[53] |
Harry | generic | Oor Wullie | Published in the D.C. Thomson newspaper The Sunday Post | Wullie's dog. |
Hellhound | unknown | Beyblade: Metal (series) | Takafumi Adachi | Myreille Psychiokieus's vicious dog beyblade. |
Hiep Hieper | little white dog | Tom Poes (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | Tiny sidekick and criminal associate of Bul Super.[54] |
Homeless Hector | generic | Homeless Hector | Harry Hershfield | Humoristic adventures of a stray dog. |
Hot Dog | generic | Archie | Bob Montana | Jughead's dog. |
Howard Huge | St. Bernard | Howard Huge | Bunny Hoest, John Reiner | An oversized family dog. |
Hudson | Beagle | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | Poncho's friend. Well-meaning but naïve. |
Humphrey | generic | Superkatt | Dan Gordon | An anthropomorphic cat who wears a bowtie, bonnet, and diaper as a superhero costume. |
Iggy | Boston Terrier | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders | Hirohiko Araki | Iggy's a stray Boston Terrier with a supernatural power called a Stand. He is recruited by the Joestars half-way through the story to help defeat DIO. |
Jade Harley | Human/Unknown | Homestuck | Andrew Hussie | The first guardian of Pre-Scratch Earth. Jade Harley's dreamself, guardian, pet and ghost. Absorbed by Jade when she godtiered. |
Jigg and Mooch | generic | Jigg and Mooch | John Stanley | About a large dog, Jiff, and a small dog, Mooch, romping around. |
Jock | Scottish Terrier | Fred Basset | Alex Graham | Fred's companion. |
Jollipop | White Labrador | Panda (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | Panda's loyal and very formal butler.[55] |
Joost | White Labrador | Tom Poes (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | Bommel's loyal and very formal butler.[56] |
Junior | generic | Muggs and Skeeter | Wally Bishop | The family dog. |
Kemlo "Hyperdog" Caesar, Sergeant | Doberman | Top 10 | Alan Moore, Gene Ha and Zander Cannon | An intelligent, talking dog in a robotic exoskeleton. |
Kewpie | generic | The Born Loser | Art Sansom | The family dog. |
King | Alaskan Malamute | Challenge of the Yukon | Fran Striker and George W. Trendle | The sled dog of St. Preston. |
Kirik | Unknown | Panji Koming | Dwi Koendoro | The dog of Mbah the hermit.[57] |
Kleine | Doberman Pinscher | Gasoline Alley | Dick Moores | One of the family dogs.[58] |
Koko | Border Collie | The Other Coast | Adrian Raeside | One of the family dogs. |
Koko the Pup | English bulldog | Koko the Pup | Edgar Henry Banger | Anthropomorphic dog in a gag comics series, published by DC Thomson between 1939 and 1941.[59] |
Kolin Kelly | generic | Krazy Kat | George Herriman | A brickmaker. |
Kreeg | mixed breed | Sojourn | Mark Alessi, Gina M. Villa, Ron Marz, Ian Edginton, Greg Land | Arwyn's dog. |
Krypto | white unknown Kryptonian breed | Superman | Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster | Superman's dog who, like Superman, comes from the planet Krypton and possesses amazing abilities due to Earth's yellow sun.[60] |
Little Dog | generic | Little Dog Lost | Steve Boreman | About a long-lost dog who enjoys the adventure of the open road. |
Lockjaw | Bulldog | Fantastic Four | Stan Lee, Jack Kirby | An extraterrestrial alien who looks like a bulldog. |
Lotje | Teckle | Jan, Jans en de Kinderen | Jan Kruis | Despite its feminine name a male dog and one of the family's pets.[61] |
Louie | generic | Overboard | Chip Dunham | Captain Crow's pet. |
Lucky | generic | Hawkeye | Barton's dog. | |
Mammoth Mutt | Chihuahua | Krypto the Superdog | Jerry Siegel | A dog who can inflate her body enormously. |
Marmaduke | Great Dane | Marmaduke | Brad Anderson | The Winslow family's oversized dog.[62] |
Max | generic | Lola | Todd Clark | Lola's pet. |
Max | Golden Retriever | Max | Daniel Shelton | Ben's pet. |
Metal | Tibetan Mastiff | Tibetan Rock Dog (Chinese) | Zheng Jun | A meditating and orphaned dog who grows up in a Buddhist temple. |
Mike | generic | Ginger_Meggs | Jimmy_Bancks | Ginger's dog in the most widely syndicated Australian comic strip. |
Miles | generic | Farley | Phil Frank | A mild-mannered dog host of KFUR, a radio station for dogs and cats. |
Mortimer | mixed breed | Jump Start | Robb Armstrong | The Cobb family dog. |
Nabuko Donosor | alien dog | Urbanus (Flemish) | Urbanus and Willy Linthout | A yellow dog whose front head and upper jaw float above his lower jaw and the rest of his body. He wears slippers on his feet and is able to talk. In reality he is member of a species called the Hittentits, but Urbanus adopted him as his dog.[63] |
Napoleon | Irish Wolfhound | Napoleon and Uncle Elby | Clifford McBride | Uncle Elby's dog, who was based on the pet of the creator' uncle.[64] |
Newshounds | Golden Retriever | Newshounds | Thomas K. Dye | The staff of news broadcasting company, KPET. |
Nosonja | Alan Ford | Max Bunker and Magnus. | Number One's dog | |
Nugget | unknown (possibly a Jack Russell or Fox Terrier) | Adventures of the Big Boy | Stan Lee, Bill Everett, Sol Brodsky and Dan DeCarlo | Big Boy's dog, who has the ability to think in human language. |
Odie | generic | Garfield | Jim Davis | Utterly dim-witted, constantly drooling yellow dog of Jon Arbuckle and frequent target of Garfield's sarcasm.[65] |
Offissa Bull Pup | Bulldog | Krazy Kat | George Herriman | Police dog who has a soft spot for Krazy Kat and often arrests Ignatz the Mouse whenever he throws a brick at Krazy Kat.[66] |
Oso | Pug | Sheldon | Dave Kellett | Sheldon's dog. |
Otto | generic | Beetle Bailey | Mort Walker | Sergeant Snorkel's pet who wears the same military uniform as him.[67] |
Pajamas | generic | Tumbleweeds | Tom K. Ryan | A lazy dog.[68] |
Patch | Cocker Spaniel | Mandy | British comic book magazine for girls | Mandy's dog |
Patches | generic | Gamin and Patches | Mort Walker | The moustached dog of the street urchin Gamin.[69] |
Pearl | unspecified | Beryl the Peril | David Law | Beryl's dog.[70] |
Pekkie | Poodle | Jommeke | Jef Nys | The black poodle of the character Filiberke, who is Jommeke's best friend.[71] |
Picpak | generic | Picpak Dog Comics | Kim Belding | Pick pooch and star of strip |
Pif (Spiff in English) | generic | Spiff and Hercules (French: Pif et Hercule) | José Cabrero Arnal | Anthropomorphic dog. Inspired his own magazine: Pif Gadget.[72] |
Pimpa | Red spotted white dog | Pimpa (Italian) | Francesco Tullio Altan | A talking dog who lives in a magical world. |
Pip | generic | Pip, Squeak and Wilfred (British) | Bertram Lamb and Austin Bowen Payne[73] | |
Polgas | generic | Pugad Baboy (Filipino) | Pol Medina, Jr. | Sungcals' anthropomorphic family dog. |
Poncho | generic | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | Chazz's dog. |
Pong Ping | Pekinese | Rupert Bear | Alfred Bestall | Friend of Rupert.[74] |
Ponta Koizumi | Labrador | Guru Guru Pon-chan (Japanese) | Satomi Ikezawa | A puppy who turns into a human and falls in love with a girl in his school. |
Poo Poo | Bichon Frise | Pooch Cafe | Paul Gilligan | Poncho's friend, who has trouble with his masculinity because he's a poodle. |
Pooch | generic | Sinfest | Tatsuyada Ishida | A stereotypical cheerful dog. |
Poochie | generic | Nancy | Ernie Bushmiller | Nancy's dog.[75] |
Poussif | Dalmatian | Poussin et Poussif | René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. | A Dalmatian dog who has to guard a little baby, Poussin, and bring him back to safety whenever he crawls out of the house.[76][77] |
Puddles | generic | Luann | Greg Evans | Luann's dog. |
Puddy | generic | Eva | published by St. John Publications | about a high-spirited little girl with a vivid imagination |
Algy Pug | Pug dog | Rupert Bear | Mary Tourtel | A good friend of Rupert.[78] |
Pup | generic | Pogo | Walt Kelly | |
Puppie | generic | Elsje (Lizzy) | Gerben Valkema [79] | |
Pup Parade dogs | generic | Pup Parade (British) | Gordon Bell | Dog-versions of Leo Baxendale's The Bash Street Kids, originally published in The Beano. |
Radar | Dalmatian possibly | Supreme | Rob Liefeld | A super-powered dog. |
Rantanplan | generic hound | Lucky Luke (French-Belgian) | Morris | A dumb prison guard dog who watches over the Dalton brothers or assists Lucky Luke in tracking them down when they escape.[80] In both cases he is easily fooled and never understands what is going on? Jolly Jumper loathes him. |
Retep | fictional breed | Retic | Eric Schreurs | A pink anthropomorphic dog with a grumpy nature.[81] |
Rex the Wonder Dog | German Shepherd | Rex The Wonder Dog | Robert Kanigher and Alex Toth | A dog who gets an injection of a special serum giving him strength, speed and intelligence in fighting evil. |
Rivets | generic | Rivets | George Sixta | The family dog; the strip first appeared in The Saturday Evening Post in 1944. |
Rocket | generic | Chacha Chaudhary (Indian) | Pran Kumar Sharma | Chacha Chaudhary's dog. |
Rocky | generic | Rocky (Swedish) | Martin Kellerman | An anthropomorphic dog. |
Rodney | Sheep Dog | Trudy | Jerry Marcus | The family dog |
Roscoe | generic | Pickles | Brian Crane | Earl and Opal's dog. |
Rosebud | Basselope (a cross between a basset hound and an antelope) | Bloom County | Berkeley Breathed | The world's last basselop |
Rover | Labrador Retriever mostly | Red and Rover | Brian Basset | Red's loyal companion. |
Ruff | Briard | Dennis the Menace (U.S. comic) | Hank Ketcham | The family dog.[82] |
Rufferto | Generic dog | Groo the Wanderer | Sergio Aragonés | Groo's inseparable companion. |
Sakura | Papillon | The Other Coast | Adrian Raeside | One of the family dogs. |
Sam | Cocker Spaniel | Family Circus | Bill Keane | The second family dog. |
Sam | Irish Wolfhound | Sam & Max | Steve Purcell | A clever six-foot detective dog who wears a suit and a fedora. |
Sando | Dachshund | Lancelot | Willy Vandersteen | Lancelot's dog.[83] |
Sandy | Airedale | Little Orphan Annie | Harold Gray | Annie's dog. |
Sapphie | Cavalier King Charles Spaniel | Jewelpet | Atsushi Maekawa, Tomoko Miyakawa | Aoi's pet. |
Satchel Pooch | Shar Pei/Yellow Labrador cross | Get Fuzzy | Darby Conley | One of Rob's pets. |
Scamp | Mixed breed | Scamp | Walt Disney | Pup of the Tramp in Lady and the Tramp. Received his own comics series, despite only featuring for five minutes in the original motion picture. |
Schultz | Great Dane | Sweetie Pie | Nadine Seltzer | Sweetie Pie's dog; about a typical kid who can be quite annoying to her parents and teacher. |
Señor Dog | Chihuahua | Gordo | Gus Arriola | Gordo's dog, a Mexican bean farmer who becomes a tour guide. |
Shagg E. Dawg | Generic shaggy dog | Ask Shagg | Peter Guren | A dog answering readers' questions about other animals. |
Sieg | Great Dane | Gasoline Alley | Dick Moores | One of the family dogs.[84] |
Sinbad | Terrier | Sinbad Again | Edwina Dumm | About the dog, his young boy owner, and his grandmother. |
Skip | Samoyed | Kapitein Rob | Pieter J. Kuhn | Kapitein Rob's dog whom he rescued from a sinking German ship near Murmansk.[85] |
Smirnov | German Shepherd | Blacksad | Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido | Police commissioner and friend of Blacksad. |
Snert | generic | Hägar the Horrible | Dik Browne | Hägar's dog, who wears a Viking helmet like his master.[86] |
Sniffy | Beagle | Sniffy | George Fett | (Not Sniffy the Pup) About a gang of neighborhood dogs, including Sniffy; 1964–1973. |
Sniffy the Pup | generic | Sniffy the Pup | Appeared in Standard Comics publications | A playful and frolicking pup; 1949–1953 |
Snoopy | Beagle | Peanuts | Charles M. Schulz | Charlie Brown's eccentric dog who often delves into his own fantasies. Sleeps on top of his dog house, which harbors more space inside than would assume from looking at it from the outside. Has an infamous bizarre dance too.[87] |
Snowy | Wire Fox Terrier | The Adventures of Tintin | Hergé | Tintin's pet.[88] |
Sophie | Labrador Retriever | Dog eat Doug | Brian Anderson | Doug's canine friend. |
Sorry O-O | generic | Moomin | Tove Jansson | A melancholic dog. |
Sparky | Dalmatian | Smoky Stover | Bill Holman (cartoonist) | Smokey's firehouse dog (sometimes called Sparks). |
Spencer | Labrador Retriever | Best in Show | Phil Juliano | A wily dog with a mind of his own. |
Spike | Bulldog | Peanuts | Charles M. Schulz | Snoopy's older brother. |
Spike | Bulldog | Heathcliff | George Gately | A neighbor's dog. |
Spot | generic made from wood | The Timbertoes | John Gee | The dog in a family of wooden characters.[89] |
Steenbreek | generic | Tom Poes (Dutch) | Marten Toonder | Anthropomorphic white dog who is a secretary in the local city government. https://www.lambiek.net/artists/t/toonder.htm |
Streak (the Wonder Dog) | generic big dog | Green Lantern[90] | Alan Scott | Canine companion to the Green Lantern. |
Struppi | Tobias Seicherl | Ladislaus Kmoch | Canine companion to Tobias, often acting as his voice of reason.[91] | |
Mr. Tadakichi | Great Pyrenees | Azumanga Daioh | Kiyohiko Azuma | Chiyo Mihama's dog. |
Tekko Taks | Black dachshund. | nl:Tekko Taks (Dutch) | Henk Kabos | Anthropomorphic black dog who is a time-traveling detective.[92] |
Tige | Pit bull | Buster Brown | Richard Felton Outcault | Buster's dog.[93] |
Tippie | Scottish Terrier | Cap Stubbs and Tippie | Edwina Dumm | Cap's dog.[94] |
Titus | Great Dane | Batman | Peter Tomasi | Damian Wayne's dog in the comic book series. Titus was introduced in the Batman books as taking the place of Ace the Bat-hound. |
Tobias | generic | Spike and Suzy (Suske en Wiske in Dutch) | Willy Vandersteen | Dog adopted by Wiske.[95] |
Tobias | brown with long ears and very large feet | Jommeke | Jef Nys | Dog of the Baron van Piependale (Baron of Piependale), whom he uses as a horse because of the baron's tiny size.[96] |
Top Dog | generic | Top Dog | Lennie Herman and Warren Kremer | Joey's friend. |
Tripod | unknown | Monroe | Bill Wray | Monroe's blind and three-legged dog.[97] |
Tubby | generic | Take It From The Tinkersons | Bill Bettwy | |
Tuffy | generic | Tuffy and his Magic Tail (also known as Tuffy Our Puppy of Tuffy the Pup) | Arthur Warden[98] | A little dog with a magic tail.[99] |
Vivian | generic | Cathy | Cathy Guisewite | Irving's dog. |
Wally | Dachshund | Drabble | Kevin Fagan | The family dog. |
Watson | generic | Kid Sherlock | Justin Phillips | Young Sherlock's companions as they solve minor mysteries. |
Weed | Akita | Ginga Legend Weed | Yoshihiro Takahashi | Son of Gin. |
Weederman | generic | Mr. Boffo | Joe Martin | Earl's dog. |
Winston | White bulldog | Winston | Jim Burnett and Johnny Sajem. | A white bulldog who wore a bowler hat and who was clearly a reference to Winston Churchill.[100] |
Wonder Dog | ? | Super Friends | E. Nelson Bridwell | Superhero |
Yankee Poodle, aka Rova Barkitt | Poodle | Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew | Roy Thomas and Scott Shaw. | |
Zero | generic | Little Annie Rooney | Harold Gray | Annie's dog.[101] |
Zuky | generic | Meebo and Zuky | Laura Howell | Arch-rival of Meebo the dog. |
See other fictional dogs at List of fictional dogs.
Sources
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