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His and Cat's appearances in the Stephen Squirrelsky and Friends' film spoof travels are The Train and the Boat, Toon Age (J.B.

Dog's voice is Tom Kenny, who also voices Spongebob Squarepants.

(Perhaps because he is easier to please.) Along these lines, Dog is much more lucky than Cat.

A running joke of the series is that Dog is more commonly favored than Cat, who is hated by the town.

This brings up suspicion that Dog is actually smarter than he seems and is an idiot savant.

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Even though Dog has very low intelligence, he was able to graduate high school and get a driver's license while Cat for some reason never accomplished them until he was an adult.

He is an American Foxhound/Jack Russell Terrier mix. Dog is voiced by Tom Kenny, who also voices Clifford. Dog's catchphrase is 'HI HO DIGGETY,' and he usually says this when he is excited about something. According to the series finale, Dog remembers what their parents were like (ex.: 'Mom's four eyes Dad's slimy green skin.') He is also 26.

Much to Cat's dismay, he leaves a mess everywhere he goes. He is often distracted with chasing shadows and chasing after tennis balls, and loves eating garbage. Like Cat, Dog adores his brother and looks up to him no matter how many times Cat steers him into danger. Despite this, in many of the episodes, it is shown that Dog is usually the one that is more popular and athletic of the two, such as the episode when Cat and Dog both went back to school to complete Cat's last day of High School. Not paying attention to Cat's warnings, his actions almost always end up with some severe consequences. Because of his dysfunctional brain, Dog is usually the one who gets the pair into trouble. His attention span is very short and he is easily distracted by balls, garbage trucks, bones, food, and his overactive imagination.

Dog is a typical loyal dog and is easily convinced.

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He is a American Foxhound who is extremely ambitious when Cat or any other character convinces him to take on a task, diving right into it with full force and energy. Dog is the more happy-go-lucky and more naïve of the two. Dog is one of the two main characters in CatDog.