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Comment by Mike & Debbie Burk on October 11, 2010 at 4:27pm
Looks like the Dirty Dozen are doing great! My money's on Luna and now Charlie for the show ring. Love the little white tips on Luna's ears... suppose they'll stay?
Comment by Cindy on October 9, 2010 at 9:49pm
Okie dokie, more photos of the Dirty Dozen on the website and blog. www.foggybottomusa.com or www.cindy-foggybottom.blogspot.com

We had a blast just hanging outside doing nothing today but eating real kolaches and lemonade.
Comment by vicky hyde on October 6, 2010 at 1:35pm
that figures. sounds like he enjoys going out. jack is very food motivated. joker not quit as much. i truely believe joker chews each and every piece of his food. jack i don't think even tastes his food. when it comes to getting a pill into jack, a piece of hot dog works great. of course, joker gets a piece of hot dog also. jack doesn't even know there is a pill inside. good luck with mr. wilson and keep us updated on his progress.
Comment by Wind Dial on October 5, 2010 at 10:37pm
I really couldnt tell you, I've bought so many over the years. Took him to town tonight for a social outing. Doing pretty good, he is highly food motivated. Anything is game if it has cheese on it, even the boogy man.
Comment by vicky hyde on October 5, 2010 at 4:45pm
ok, so, mr. wilson is adorable. this may sound cheesy--but--- where did you get that silver collar??? i really love it. it doesn't look like a normal choker collar. and, might i say, mr. wilson wears it well. and dennis is like the human form of bart simpson. my friend's grandson is kind of turning into a dennis/bart. tis scarey!!!!!
Comment by shelley power on October 4, 2010 at 11:52pm
well didnt know it would be that long!! SOrry HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Comment by shelley power on October 4, 2010 at 11:32pm
@ Candace: sons or daughters LOOK all the characters and descriptions LOL
* Tommy (Anderson) - Dennis's best friend (after Mr. Wilson). This character eventually disappeared from the strip.
* Joey (McDonald) - loyal, timid and not too bright, he usually plays the younger sidekick to Dennis's schemes, and sees him as a big brother figure. Dennis often gives him advice, and gives him little "nuggets" of wisdom and insight.
* Margaret (Wade) - a freckled, red-haired, bespectacled know-it-all whose cloying and self-important demeanor is always getting on Dennis’ nerves. She is attracted to Dennis and is stubbornly confident in the belief that she will marry him when they are adults, but he will have none of it because Dennis clearly has no interest in her. She always tries to improve Dennis and his manners, but only succeeds in annoying him. She has a certain amount of dislike for Gina, whom she sees as her competition. Gina gains Dennis's respect and admiration by just being herself and Margaret's pretensions fail to make a mark on him.
* Gina (Gillotti) - a fiercely independent young Italian American girl, who Dennis secretly has a crush on. Gina is tomboyish yet still feminine in appearance. He likes her because she is as independent minded as he is, and she enjoys the same things that he does. Gina is also highly aware that she is a girl, and woe betide anyone who doesn't think so.
* Jackson - in the late 1960s, Ketcham decided to add an African American character to the cast named Jackson. Ketcham inadvertently designed Jackson in the tradition of a stereotypical cartoon pickaninny, with huge lips, big white eyes, and just a suggestion of an Afro hair style. In one cartoon that featured Jackson, he and Dennis were playing in the backyard, when Dennis said to his father,[4] "I've got a race problem with Jackson. He can run faster than me." The attempt to integrate the feature did not go over well. Protests erupted in Detroit, Little Rock, Miami, and St. Louis, and debris was thrown at the offices of the Post Dispatch. Taken aback, Ketcham issued a statement explaining that his intentions were innocent, and Jackson went back into the ink bottle.[5]
The Wilsons

* George Everett Wilson - Dennis's cranky, cantankerous next-door neighbor; a retired postal carrier and (at least as far as Dennis is concerned) his best human friend. Dennis likes Mr. Wilson but unintentionally annoys him, as he regularly disrupts Mr. Wilson's attempts at a serene, quiet life. Dennis often interrupts Mr. Wilson's hobbies such as gardening, as well as coin and stamp collecting, at times accidentally damaging his property. As a result, the gruff old retiree displays a less-than-cordial attitude towards the young boy, though Dennis continues his well-meaning intrusions unabated. (Actually, as many readers suspected, he is secretly fond of Dennis and misses him when he's away - although he'd never openly admit it.) Mr. Wilson is named after a teacher Hank Ketcham knew.
* Martha Wilson - Mr. Wilson's engaging wife, who adores Dennis. Mrs. Wilson freely dotes on him and plies him with freshly-baked cookies and milk. Martha sees Dennis as a surrogate grandson, since the Wilsons never had any children.
The Mitchell family

* Dennis Mitchell - a precocious but lovable, freckle-faced five-and-a-half-year-old boy with a famous blond cowlick and a penchant for mischief. His long-suffering parents can only shake their heads and try to explain their son's antics to others. Despite this, they really do love him very much. Dennis' wide-eyed curiosity, his well-meaning attempts to help, his innocent, matter-of-fact bluntness and his youthful energy and enthusiastic nature always seem to lead to trouble wherever he goes. He wears a blue/black striped shirt, tennis shoes, and red overalls with pockets that are sometimes filled with snakes, frogs, or his slingshot. He hates carrots and baths, loves root beer, ketchup, mud puddles and TV Westerns, and has occasionally been depicted wearing a cowboy costume.
* Henry Mitchell - Dennis' father is a workaday aerospace engineer. Henry seems to understand Dennis more than his wife does in affairs of the heart. One example was when a furious Dennis stormed in saying, "Wimmin can say some of the stupidest things!"; Henry knowingly said to Alice, "Margaret." Also, while on an outing with Dennis' friend Gina, Alice asked if Dennis would eventually come to know that he likes Gina. Henry, again knowingly, said, "I think he already does." (Like his creator Hank Ketcham, Henry served in the US Navy.) Sometimes, he and Alice will get into arguments (which even showed his chauvinistic side at times), but they remain devoted to each other.
* Alice {Johnson} Mitchell - Dennis' stay-at-home mother Alice is usually the reassuring figure Dennis can run to when things get too overwhelming, ready to greet him with a warm hug. As a running gag, Alice Mitchell has a phobia of snakes. (Another running gag involves Dennis' ever-changing parade of new babysitters. No one will take the job twice.) Alice is also known for punishing Dennis' misbehavior by having him sit in the corner in a rocking chair for timeout.
* Ruff - Dennis' big, lovable, faithful sheepdog and best pal. Ruff is always eagerly following him around, accompanying him while Dennis is running, riding his bike or his skateboard.
* Hot Dog - Dennis' rarely-seen cat, who usually commiserates with him while he sits in the corner and reflects on his wrongdoings.
* Grampa Johnson (Carleton "Swede" Johnson) - Alice's father who spoils Dennis often. He evokes the unintentional jealousy of Mr. Wilson, for he gets to see Dennis only on occasion, but Mr. Wilson sees him all the time. Because they are so much alike, Dennis and Grampa Johnson get along beautifully. Mr. Wilson also thinks that Johnson should act his age, but this advice is often ignored. To Grampa, life is worth living and he encourages Dennis to live it to the fullest.
TOO funny great dog name ideas!! love it
Comment by shelley power on October 4, 2010 at 8:57pm
yea have to remember all the characters from that show perfect for corgis!!!!!!
Comment by Wind Dial on October 4, 2010 at 8:16pm
If he ever has any sons down the road that I really like, I'll have to name him Dennis.
Comment by Wind Dial on October 4, 2010 at 8:16pm
Yea, thats why I put what I did in the post with his picture. I named him WIlson without thinking about that but eventually started calling him MR. WiiiiiLLLLSOONNN!!
 

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