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• The Peanuts comic strip character Snoopy and his siblings are beagle mutts, i.e. mixes, rather than purebreds, though creator Schulz says that Snoopy (and his relatives) are mostly beagle. When Snoopy makes appearances at theme parks, he is billed as "The World's Most Famous Beagle."
• Buster in The Wonder Years.
• Poochie, the short-lived Itchy and Scratchy character, on The Simpsons.
• Porthos in Star Trek: Enterprise.
• Toby in Used Cars.
• Lou in Cats and Dogs.
• Brain in the Inspector Gadget film.
• Pete in The Monster Squad.
• Buckley in The Royal Tenenbaums.
• Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's Shiloh book trilogy (also a film trilogy) is about a beagle.
• The Beagle Boys in Disney's DuckTales or Scrooge McDuck comics.
• Character Audrey fforbes-Hamilton has a Beagle in the BBC series To the Manor Born.
• According to Garfield, Odie is half-beagle and half-brick.
• Gromit from the animated cartoon Wallace & Gromit is a beagle.
• The Grape Ape had a friend named Beegle Beagle (also known as Beegley Beagley).
• In Three's Company, the characters frequented a restaurant called "The Regal Beagle."
• In "Where My Dogs At", Buddy is a Beagle.
• In the 1970's, singer Barry Manilow owned a Beagle named Bagle. Bagle appeared on the cover of Manilow's 1975 album, Trying To Get The Feeling Again.
• Mr. Peabody (of Rocky & Bullwinkle fame) is a beagle. |
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