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11 | ->''"I '''love''' dogs!"'' |
12 | -->-- '''Roy Mustang''', ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' |
13 | |
14 | A bark-tacular index of dog, fox and other canine-related tropes. Wolves and foxes have their own subindexes, WolfTropes and AFoxyIndex respectively. Compare to ThisIndexMeows. Not to be confused with TropeyTheWonderDog. |
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17 | |
18 | [[index]] |
19 | !!Tropes: |
20 | [floatboxright: |
21 | '''Categories:''' |
22 | + CanineFiction |
23 | + AFoxyIndex |
24 | + WolfTropes |
25 | ] |
26 | * AllAnimalsAreDogs: A work depicts all animals as behaving the same way as (domestic) dogs. |
27 | * AllDogsArePurebred: Dogs in media are most often purebreds. |
28 | * AlphaAndBetaWolves: Is often applied to all canines. |
29 | * AngryGuardDog: The characters have to deal with an aggressive guard dog. |
30 | * AsianFoxSpirit: FantasticFoxes from Asian folklore, often portrayed as mischievous or seductive spirits. |
31 | * AsianLionDogs: Feline and/or canine beings, usually guardians of people and places. |
32 | * AsiansEatPets: The stereotype that Asian people eat meat from dogs. |
33 | * BewareOfViciousDog: A dog that's mean and vicious (or even evil) to everyone and everything. |
34 | * BigFriendlyDog: A large dog who's very cuddly and friendly. |
35 | * BullyBulldog: A bulldog that's portrayed as [[TheJerkIndex any form]] of {{Jerkass}}, [[ForTheEvulz often for a vicious]], [[HairTriggerTemper short-tempered reason]] or written as [[TheBully a bully]] most often than not. Whether they are deliberately cruel and violent or not varies. |
36 | * CanineCompanion: A dog who travels with a character wherever they go. |
37 | * CanineConfusion: Canines are portrayed inaccurately. |
38 | * CaninesGamblingInACardGame: A StockParody of Cassius Marcellus Coolidge's Art/DogsPlayingPoker. |
39 | * CaninesPrimaryFelinesSecondary: A work of fiction features dogs as the main cast and cats as the supporting cast. |
40 | * CanisMajor: A giant dog. |
41 | * CartoonDogBreed: Cartoon dogs who don't resemble any real-world breed strongly. |
42 | * CatDogDichotomy: Cats and dogs depicted as being each other's polar opposites. |
43 | * ACatInAGangOfDogs: A group of dogs have a cat hanging with them that they regard as their friend. |
44 | * {{Chupacabra}}: A cryptid that resembles a creepy hairless dog and can kill its prey by draining them of their blood. |
45 | * CruelCoyotes: Coyotes depicted in an antagonistic light. |
46 | * DeadlyDingos: Dingoes depicted as vicious and bloodthirsty creatures. |
47 | * DiabolicalDogCatcher: The ArchEnemy of all canines. |
48 | * DinosaurDoggieBone: A dog loves a dinosaur fossil bone just as if it were a regular bone. |
49 | * DisasterDodgingDog: Dogs appearing in the main disaster sequence of a movie get out of harm's way unscathed. |
50 | * ADogAteMyHomework: A student who neglected to do their homework tries to avoid getting in trouble by claiming their dog ate it. |
51 | * {{Dogfaces}}: Anthropomorphic dogs who are depicted as humans with canine snouts instead of human-like noses. |
52 | * DogGotSentToAFarm: Parents cover up the family dog dying or getting euthanized by lying to the kids that the dog was sent to live on a farm. |
53 | * DogStereotype: A dog's personality is determined by its breed/etc. |
54 | * DogsAreDumb: The stereotypical depiction of domesticated dogs as unintelligent and/or [[LazyNeuteredPet lazy]]. |
55 | * DogsHateSquirrels: Dogs like to attack squirrels. |
56 | * DogsLoveBeingPraised: A dog loves being called a "good dog" or, more commonly, "good boy/girl." |
57 | * DogsLoveFireHydrants: Dogs are depicted as being obsessed with fire hydrants. |
58 | * DogWalksYou: A dog drags its owner around while being taken on a walk. |
59 | * EasternZodiac: The dog is the eleventh animal of the zodiac. |
60 | * EvilDetectingDog: A dog (or other animals) can sense when an evil being is present. |
61 | * FemaleFelineMaleMutt: A pairing consisting of [[AnimalStereotype a male dog and a female cat]]. |
62 | * FirehouseDalmatian: Dalmatians that live in fire departments. |
63 | * GoFetch: Getting rid of an AngryGuardDog with a game of fetch. |
64 | * {{Hellhound}}: A big supernatural dog that's evil. |
65 | * HeroesLoveDogs: A heroic character loves to keep a pet dog. |
66 | * HeroicCaninesVillainousFelines: Dogs are the good guys, and cats are the bad guys. |
67 | * HeroicDog: An canine who is TheHero and really is man's best friend. |
68 | * HowlOfSorrow: Animal howls in mourning or emotional pain. Just as likely to be done by wolves as other canines. |
69 | * MailmanVsDog: Dogs that attack postal workers for [[RuleOfFunny comic effect]] or not. |
70 | * MenLikeDogsWomenLikeCats: Man's Best Friend is a dog, Woman's Best Friend is a cat. |
71 | * MisterMuffykins: A little yappy dog who gets on everyone's nerves or is even considered evil. |
72 | * OldDog: A dog who's getting on in years. |
73 | * OurKoboldsAreDifferent: A goblin-like fantasy race occasionally depicted with canine traits. |
74 | * PawprintStamping: Dogs with pawprints. |
75 | * PetGetsTheKeys: Classic examples put dogs in this position. |
76 | * PolicemanDog: Dogs portrayed as law enforcement officers, guards, and similar professions. |
77 | * PostApocalypticDog: In the event of an apocalypse, dogs will appear as either ravenous [[ScavengersAreScum scavengers]] or a man's loyal best friend. |
78 | * PreciousPuppy: An adorable puppy makes everything better. |
79 | * PsychoPoodle: Poodles portrayed as vicious, or even evil. |
80 | * RightHandAttackDog: Not necessarily a dog, but often is. A bad guy's companion pet used for fighting. |
81 | * RobotDog: A robot or an animated plush made to look like a dog. |
82 | * SaintBernardRescue: A Saint-Bernard that carries a barrel of brandy around its neck to give to their rescue victims. |
83 | * SledDogsThroughTheSnow: In the Arctic, sled dogs are used as a form of transportation. |
84 | * SpookyAnimalSounds: Ambient animal sounds, such as wolves or other canids howling, used to set an atmosphere of danger. |
85 | * {{Tanuki}}: A type of canid (raccoon-dog) that lives in Asia. In Japanese folklore, some tanuki are intelligent, heroic, and have magical powers. |
86 | * TanukiKitsuneContrast: Two species of canid that are frequently paired together and contrasted in Japanese media. |
87 | * TheyHaveTheScent: Dogs being used to track something by sniffing about and following the scent. |
88 | * ThoseWilyCoyotes: Coyotes being portrayed as [[PluckyComicRelief clowns]] and/or [[ManipulativeBastard crafty bastards.]] |
89 | * ToiletDrinkingDogGag: A gag about dogs, or other animals, drinking from the toilet. |
90 | * UrineTrouble: A joke involving an animal peeing on someone or something. Not exclusive to dogs, but dogs tend to be the most common animal used. |
91 | * WerewolvesAreDogs: Werewolves behaving more like domesticated dogs than wolves. |
92 | [[/index]] |
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