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** In "It's A Mouse Day", a cat breaks into the house, trying to eat a mouse friend of Augie's.
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** In "It's A Mouse Day", a cat breaks into the house, trying to eat a sick mouse friend of Augie's.Augie's, Filabert.
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* CatsAreMean: In "Cat Happy Pappy", when Doggie Daddy teaches Augie how to deal with vicious cats, one vicious cat breaks into their house. They need to get rid of that cat. Luckily, in the end, an innocent kitten, which Doggie Daddy tried to get rid of at first, helps them out.
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** In "It's A Mouse Day", a cat breaks into the house, trying to eat a mouse friend of Augie's.
** In "Cat Happy Pappy", when Doggie Daddy teaches Augie how to deal with vicious cats, one vicious cat breaks into their house. They need to get rid of that cat. Luckily, in the end, an innocent kitten, which Doggie Daddy tried to get rid of at first, helps them
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* CatsAreMean: In "Cat Happy Pappy", when Doggie Daddy teaches Augie how to deal with vicious cats, one vicious cat breaks into their house. They need to get rid of that cat. Luckily, in the end, an innocent kitten, which Doggie Daddy tried to get rid of at first, helps get rid of that vicious cat.them out.
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* CatsAreMean: In "Cat Happy Pappy", when Doggie Daddy teaches Augie how to deal with vicious cats, one vicious cat breaks into their house. They need to get rid of that cat. Luckily, in the end, an innocent kitten, which Doggie Daddy tried to get rid of at first, helps get rid of that vicious cat.
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* TheCameo: WesternAnimation/YogiBear has a cameo in the episode "Pop's Nature Pup." He's seen driving their car at the end of the short.
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* CrossoverCameo: WesternAnimation/YogiBear has a cameo in the episode "Pop's Nature Pup". He's seen driving their car at the end of the short.
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* {{Expy}}: Augie and his father are reminiscent of two earlier Creator/HannaBarbera canine characters from the 1940s and 50s, Spike[[note]] who was voiced by Doggie Daddy's actor, Creator/DawsButler[[/note]] and Tyke.
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* {{Expy}}: Augie and his father are reminiscent of two earlier Creator/HannaBarbera canine characters from the 1940s and 50s, Spike[[note]] who was voiced by Doggie Daddy's actor, Creator/DawsButler[[/note]] Spike and Tyke.
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* {{Nepotism}}: The cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup" posits that since Doggie Daddy was umpiring a little league baseball game Augie was in and was at bat at the time, that Doggie Daddy shouldn't have called him out on strikes. Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality which he's portrayed as deserving]].
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* {{Nepotism}}: The cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup" posits that since Doggie Daddy was umpiring a little league baseball game Augie was in and was at bat at the time, that Doggie Daddy shouldn't have called him out on strikes. Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality which he's portrayed as deserving]].
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* StandardFiftiesFather: Doggie Daddy is a parody of this archetype. He has a warm personality and provides strict parental guidance, but gets into comical misadventures.
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* InformedSpecies: Or in this case, informed dog breed. Augie and his father are supposedly dachshunds, but one would be hard-pressed to guess this from their appearance.
** A Dell comic (before K.K. Publishing folded and Western Publishing took over) tells that Augie's breed is officially "Just Plain Doggie." His buddies laugh at him for it until they're imperiled and Augie comes to the rescue.
** A Dell comic (before K.K. Publishing folded and Western Publishing took over) tells that Augie's breed is officially "Just Plain Doggie." His buddies laugh at him for it until they're imperiled and Augie comes to the rescue.
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* InformedSpecies: Or in this case, informed dog breed. Augie and his father are supposedly dachshunds, but one would be hard-pressed to guess this from their appearance. \n** A Dell comic (before K.K. Publishing folded and Western Publishing took over) tells that Augie's breed is officially "Just Plain Doggie." His buddies laugh at him for it until they're imperiled and Augie comes to the rescue.
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* MoralDissonance: In the Augie Doggie cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup," Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours because Doggie Daddy (as umpire) called Augie out on strikes to end a Little League baseball game. "It was right over the plate," Doggie Daddy states, but Augie purely believes that nepotism should have prevailed and the rule should have been waived on his behalf. Doggie Daddy's attempts to get Augie to talk results in him being hospitalized at the end, and only ''after'' the 24 hours are up does Augie start speaking to him again.
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* GenderFlip: In the series ''WesternAnimation/{{Jellystone}}, Augie is a girl.
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**A Dell comic (before K.K. Publishing folded and Western Publishing took over) tells that Augie's breed is officially "Just Plain Doggie." His buddies laugh at him for it until they're imperiled and Augie comes to the rescue.
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* LiteralBookworm: In "It's a Worm Day", Augie has befriended Irving at the public library. Irving is a bookworm with vast knowledge and Doggie Daddy doesn't like that Augie now goes to him for help with his homework. As such, he tries to kill Irving, but is so incompetent neither Augie nor Irving take offense. Doggie Daddy's antics get him arrested and Auggie gets him Irving as his lawyer.
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* {{Nepotism}}: The cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup" posits that since Doggie Daddy was umpiring a little league baseball game Augie was in and was at bat at the time, that Doggie Daddy shouldn't have called him out on strikes. Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality which he's portrayed as deserving]].
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''Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy'' was another FunnyAnimal short created by Creator/HannaBarbera. It was a segment on the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' Show. This series revolves around the domestic adventures of Doggie Daddy, a single parent dog raising his son, Augie Doggie. Augie sometimes gets his Dear Old Dad in trouble, but the love between father and son usually wins out.
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''Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy'' was another FunnyAnimal short created by Creator/HannaBarbera. It was a segment on the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' Show. This series revolves around the domestic adventures of Doggie Daddy, a single parent dog raising his son, Augie Doggie. Augie sometimes gets his Dear Old Dad dear old dad in trouble, but the love between father and son usually wins out.
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* ChasteToons: Averted, of course, with Doggie Daddy.
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''Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy'' was another FunnyAnimal short created by Creator/HannaBarbera. It was a segment on the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' Show.
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''Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy'' was another FunnyAnimal short created by Creator/HannaBarbera. It was a segment on the ''WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw'' Show.
Show. This series revolves around the domestic adventures of Doggie Daddy, a single parent dog, dog raising his son, Augie Doggie. Augie sometimes gets his Dear Old Dad in trouble, but the love between father and son usually wins out.
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Augie was voiced by Creator/DawsButler, while Creator/DougYoung (impersonating Creator/JimmyDurante) played Doggie Daddy.
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* RingAroundTheCollar: Like most Hanna-Barbera characters from this time, Doggie Daddy wears an accessory around his neck (a dog collar in this case) to facilitate animation shortcuts. The top of Augie's shirt serves the same function.
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** WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}} turns up in a pair of episodes, one of which is appropriately enough titled "Snagglepuss." The other is "Party Lion."
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** WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}} turns up in a pair of episodes, one of episode, which is appropriately enough titled "Snagglepuss." The other is His twin brother Snaggletooth appears in "Party Lion."
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* TheAllAmericanBoy: Augie is a parody of this.
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* TheAllAmericanBoy: Augie is a canine parody of this.
the typical ultra-wholesome US child of the time.
* TheCameo: WesternAnimation/YogiBearcameos has a cameo in an Augie Doggie cartoon.the episode "Pop's Nature Pup." He's seen driving their car at the end of the short.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}} turns up in an episode, which is appropriately enough titled "Snagglepuss."
* FunnyAnimal: Both father and son qualify as Funny Animals. While one is an AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal and the other is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal, they otherwise behave like humans. They live in a house, walk bipedally, and speak intelligibly to humans.
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** WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}} turns up inan episode, a pair of episodes, one of which is appropriately enough titled "Snagglepuss." The other is "Party Lion."
** The episodes "Gone to the Ducks," "Yuk-Yuk Duck," and "Let's Duck Out" feature an early version of WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle.
* {{Expy}}: Augie and his father are reminiscent of two earlier Creator/HannaBarbera canine characters from the 1940s and 50s, Spike and Tyke.
* FunnyAnimal: Both father and son qualify as Funny Animals. While one is an AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal and the other is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal, they otherwise behave like humans. They live in a house, walk bipedally, do typical human things (play baseball, go camping), and speak intelligibly to humans.
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** The episodes "Gone to the Ducks," "Yuk-Yuk Duck," and "Let's Duck Out" feature an early version of WesternAnimation/YakkyDoodle.
* {{Expy}}: Augie and his father are reminiscent of two earlier Creator/HannaBarbera canine characters from the 1940s and 50s, Spike and Tyke.
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This series revolves around the domestic adventures of Doggie Daddy, a single parent dog, raising his son, Augie Doggie. Augie sometimes got gets his Dear Old Dad in trouble trouble, but the love between father and son usually shined through.
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that" and "My son, my son."
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* LookMaIAmOnTV: An episode had Augie bragging to a friend that Doggie Daddy was a TV star. Owning up to it, Augie films Doggie Daddy in various and unsuccessful feats of daring with the idea of getting a TV station to show it. At the end, Doggie Daddy is not only ''on'' TV, he's ''in'' the TV.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Augie Doggie.
* LookMaIAmOnTV: An episode had Augie bragging to a friend that Doggie Daddy was a TV star. Owning up to it, Augie films Doggie Daddy in various and unsuccessful feats of daring with the idea of getting a TV station to show it. At the end, Doggie Daddy is not only ''on'' TV, he's ''in'' the TV.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}} turns up in an episode, which is appropriately enough titled "Snagglepuss."
* FunnyAnimal:Both.
Both father and son qualify as Funny Animals. While one is an AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal and the other is a HalfDressedCartoonAnimal, they otherwise behave like humans. They live in a house, walk bipedally, and speak intelligibly to humans.
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wears a green long sleeved shirt, but nothing else.
* InformedSpecies: Or in this case, informed dog breed. Augie and his father are supposedly dachshunds, but one would be hard-pressed to guess this from their appearance.
* LookMaIAmOnTV:An In the episode had "Tee Vee or Not Tee Vee," Augie bragging brags to a friend that Doggie Daddy was is a TV star. Owning up to it, Augie films Doggie Daddy in various and unsuccessful feats of daring with the idea of getting a TV station to show it. At the end, Doggie Daddy is not only ''on'' TV, he's ''in'' the TV.
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* MoralDissonance: In the Augie Doggie cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup", Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours because Doggie Daddy (as umpire) called Augie out on strikes to end a Little League baseball game. "It was right over the plate," Doggie Daddy states, but Augie purely believes that nepotism should have prevailed and the rule should have been waived on his behalf. Doggie Daddy's attempts to get Augie to talk results in him being hospitalized at the end, and only ''after'' the 24 hours are up does Augie start speaking to him again.
* NameAndName: The title.
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* MoralDissonance: In the Augie Doggie cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup", Pup," Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours because Doggie Daddy (as umpire) called Augie out on strikes to end a Little League baseball game. "It was right over the plate," Doggie Daddy states, but Augie purely believes that nepotism should have prevailed and the rule should have been waived on his behalf. Doggie Daddy's attempts to get Augie to talk results in him being hospitalized at the end, and only ''after'' the 24 hours are up does Augie start speaking to him again.
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Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy was another FunnyAnimal short created by Creator/HannaBarbera. It was a segment on the WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw Show.
This series revolves around the domestic adventures of Doggie Daddy, a single parent dog, raising his son, Augie Doggie. Augie sometimes got his Dear Old Dad in trouble but the love between father and son usually shined through.
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* {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s: Doggie Daddy.
** Except that Doggie Daddy wore a dog collar, which most dogs wear anyway.
* {{Barefoot Cartoon Animal}}s: Both
* TheCameo: YogiBear cameos in an Augie Doggie cartoon.
* CatchPhrase: "That's my boy who said that".
** "Dear Old Dad"
* ChasteToons: Averted, of course, with Doggie Daddy.
* FunnyAnimal: Both.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Augie Doggie.
* MissingMom: Doggie Daddy is a single father raising his son, Augie.
* MoralDissonance: In the Augie Doggie cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup", Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours because Doggie Daddy (as umpire) called Augie out on strikes to end a Little League baseball game. "It was right over the plate," Doggie Daddy states, but Augie purely believes that nepotism should have prevailed and the rule should have been waived on his behalf. Doggie Daddy's attempts to get Augie to talk results in him being hospitalized at the end, and only ''after'' the 24 hours are up does Augie start speaking to him again.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Doggie Daddy's voice is patterned after Jimmy Durante.
* ThreeShorts: As apart of WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw Augie's short were traditionaly last.
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This series revolves around the domestic adventures of Doggie Daddy, a single parent dog, raising his son, Augie Doggie. Augie sometimes got his Dear Old Dad in trouble but the love between father and son usually shined through.
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!!This series provides examples of:
* {{Accessory Wearing Cartoon Animal}}s: Doggie Daddy.
** Except that Doggie Daddy wore a dog collar, which most dogs wear anyway.
* {{Barefoot Cartoon Animal}}s: Both
* TheCameo: YogiBear cameos in an Augie Doggie cartoon.
* CatchPhrase: "That's my boy who said that".
** "Dear Old Dad"
* ChasteToons: Averted, of course, with Doggie Daddy.
* FunnyAnimal: Both.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Augie Doggie.
* MissingMom: Doggie Daddy is a single father raising his son, Augie.
* MoralDissonance: In the Augie Doggie cartoon "Talk It Up, Pup", Augie gives Doggie Daddy the silent treatment for 24 hours because Doggie Daddy (as umpire) called Augie out on strikes to end a Little League baseball game. "It was right over the plate," Doggie Daddy states, but Augie purely believes that nepotism should have prevailed and the rule should have been waived on his behalf. Doggie Daddy's attempts to get Augie to talk results in him being hospitalized at the end, and only ''after'' the 24 hours are up does Augie start speaking to him again.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Doggie Daddy's voice is patterned after Jimmy Durante.
* ThreeShorts: As apart of WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw Augie's short were traditionaly last.
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