List of fictional dogs

This fictitious dog list is an attachment to the fictional animal list. It is limited to famous dog characters from the fictitious world. A genuine / famous dog please look at the dog's list. For myth dogs, see myth dogs.

This section contains only songs with dog characters. A dog not a metaphor, or a song with a title "dog"

From the various songs of Apollo, Coheed and Cambria, their names will appear in the titles of the 3rd and 4th albums.

From bingo, a spelling of the same name. It is noteworthy that bingo is a dog or a farmer, lyrics are not clear.

Carlos, "Some Chihuahuas ... song of Tom Waits" Frank's Wild Year "has some kind of skin disease, completely blind"

"The Death of Fire" from the 2006 album "Stadium Arkhadam", the song about the death of the Red Hot Chili Peppers flea dog Mars

Frunobulax, a big poodle appeared in Frank Zappa and his mother's album Roxy and Elsewhere (1973)

A popular song created by Bob Merrill in 1953, recorded by Patti Page, "(How much is the puppy in the window?)

Prison dog of the same name recorded by George Jones, Kenny Rogers, Blake Shelton "Old Red"

From the B-52 song of the same name of the album "Wild Planet's", a green 2 "poodle," Kish Lorraine "

Sinatra, Canadian folk singer James Keelaghan named the blue eyes of the singer "Sinatra" in the song of 2002.

A fictitious band, "The Nudist and Mr. Pendleton" by The Lavender Fudge Experience (What happened to "Robot Jones in the TV series?")

Queenie, a dog shot by Guy Clark (written Terry Allen) in "Queenie's Song"

Captain, Citadel, Colonel Thomas named after Colvent Courvoisie, most people call it "Boo". In 2013, they launched Boo X.

Boggins appeared in Adam and Joe 's BBC 6 Music, 2009 named Adam Buxton. * Fairfield Industrial Dog Object, FIDO, Very Large Mobile Dog Sculpture in Australia

Bill Cosby's monologue in the story of Bill Cosby Fictional cartoon dog "Froofie the Dog"

Tuckerbox dog, allegorical dog is depicted in a historic building in the state of New South Wales, Australia

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This is a list of fictitious books that appear in literature. Fictional books such as cartoons that are posted on other print media are listed on the fictitious book list in the journal. Fictitious books on other types of media, such as TV programs, are listed on the fictional books of non-print media. Fictional books that are supposed to support mischiefs and actual research are often referred to as false documents. Unlike Newton 's famous work in other fields, this book explains the basic principle of magic, but it is not open to the public and its existence is kept secret. But a copy of the Newton book like a book on other magic is kept in the secret part of the Oxford Bodleian Library.

Before we get on the list there is a basic rule that each book must be filled in order to qualify this list: the dog must be an important role. I like Nicholas Sparks but it is not enough to just shoot a dog on the cover of a book and mark it as a "book of dogs". This book is not necessarily related to dogs, but it needs to be in front of or in the center with other dogs, or at least for talking. Finally, I may have read about 20% of the books on this list. At some point I am convinced that I read all or most of them, but now I have to rely on comments and ratings of thousands of readers. There are still some books in the list, I think it has to be the top 100. Let my algorithm do that and mention these books as honor below the table

Carpenter, John Gordon. I have to argue whether this book should be on the list; it's not because it's not so good, it's between fiction and non-fiction. Gordon recorded a carpenter that was planning to do a good job. In the process, he showed the reader how to do this. This is technically a fable, but the principle that comes out from it is based on reliable evidence - the story itself is rooted in the truth. This is a simple reading - just sit down and take me twice - but it includes years of wisdom