October 10, 2010 (2010-10-10) – November 16, 2013 (2013-11-16)
The show is known for being one of four original series from The Hub to win the CINE Golden Eagle Award for high quality production and storytelling in July 2012;[4] one month later, the season 1 episode "I Never Barked for My Father" was honored with the HUMANITAS Prize for excellence in writing for children's television animation.[5] 65 episodes were produced.
The Pound Puppies is a group of dogs who spend most of their time at Shelter 17. Together with a group of squirrels recruited by Strudel, an incredibly smart Dachshund, they operate a secret and highly sophisticated underground facility beneath the pound, aimed at finding new owners for puppies or even grown up dogs that come to their pound. They rely on their motto, "A pup for every person, and a person for every pup". Although the facility is filled with advanced equipment (mainly built by Strudel and the squirrels) and is often shown bustling with activity, it consistently manages to avoid detection by the pound's clueless human staff. Several episodes have shown that there are multiple Pound Puppies units worldwide. There is also a similar organization, the "Kennel Kittens", which is a group of cats at the Happy Valley shelter that try to find forever homes for the kittens and cats that come their way. The Kennel Kittens have appeared in several episodes, and often mess up the Pound Puppies' missions. The Pound Puppies also have an unofficial side branch, the "Super Secret Pup Club".[6]
A recurring plot often involves the Pound Puppies helping dogs find loving homes and coming across various challenges as they do so. Once a dog is successfully matched with a new owner, the Pound Puppies give him/her a dog tag shaped like a dog house as a parting gift, along with the quote, "Once a pound puppy, always a pound puppy."
The following dogs appear regularly in the series.[8]
Lucky (voiced by Eric McCormack) – The Mongrel dog of the group and the leader of the underground facility. Well-adjusted and intelligent, but strict, he exudes authority and is often obeyed without question. He has a secret crush on Cookie (as revealed in "Rebel Without A Collar" and "When Niblet Met Giblet"), but he prefers to hide his feelings. However, in "When Niblet Met Giblet", he tried to show Cookie his feelings, even going as far as holding her paw. He never gets to confess because Lucky is always interrupted. As shown in an official plush toy, his last name is "Smarts". He appears to be a German Shepherd–Scottish Terrier–Golden Retriever–Jack Russell Terrier mix. He was described by McLeish, owner and manager of the pound as "the scruffy, sneaky one who always seems to be here." Although he was adopted by a rather excitable young girl named Dot Henderson in "Lucky Gets Adopted", he prefers to be at the pound, managing adoptions and planning missions. While it is revealed that Lucky actually has six brothers and three sisters, he thought he had five, but after meeting up with his father again (as in "I Never Barked for My Father"), he found out he had one more younger brother. His catchphrase is "Go, dogs, go" which he says to get the dogs to go into action.
Cookie (voiced by Yvette Nicole Brown) – A tough-talking, but kind and smart Boxer who is Lucky's second-in-command. She has a secret crush on Lucky the same way he does (as revealed in "The General" and "When Niblet met Giblet"). Every time Lucky wants to confess that he loves her they get interrupted. Cookie dislikes getting her stomach touched. In "Mutternal Instincts", she grows close to a puppy she affectionately names Cupcake and, at the end, her family adopts her. As shown in an official plush toy, her full name is "Sugar Cookie".
Niblet (voiced by John DiMaggio) – A huge and sometimes clumsy and slow-witted Old English Sheepdog with a big heart. He has a little sister named Rebound. In "When Niblet Met Giblet", he fell in love with a fellow Old English Sheepdog, Giblet, but when she found her perfect person, he decided to stay with the Pound Puppies team. Although Niblet isn't the smartest of the group, he means well. Niblet also has been shown to love peanut butter. Niblet also is the only dog of the main 5 who is shown not wearing a collar with a keychain on it. He is also the only dog of the main 5 who did not have any form of owner.
Strudel (voiced by Alanna Ubach) – A genius German Dachshund who creates many of the inventions used by the Pound Puppies. She is usually assisted by squirrels (due to her lack of opposable thumbs) and is the most intelligent dog in the group. For a small dog, she has a big ego and is extremely cocky, but she does love her friends, and can be kind and brave. She brags how smart she is and tends to show off her intelligence. She often works in the background, which often makes her jealous of the other main 5 dogs. In "My Fair Rebound", it is revealed that she used to be a show dog and her stage name was Strudel diSchnitzel Von Wiener. In Season 3, it is revealed that Strudel used to have an owner, who was a scientist.
Squirt (voiced by Michael Rapaport) – A yellow Chihuahua. The smallest and most street-smart of the group; Niblet's closest companion in the series. Although Squirt speaks with a New York accent, the episode "I Never Barked For My Father" revealed that he was born in Hoboken, New Jersey. Squirt can be negative, but he will always be there for his team. Since he is the smallest member of the team, he sometimes ends up in wacky costumes in order to complete missions, including a cat, possum, rabbit, and flower. Squirt also had a friend named Peewee which he thought was eaten by an alligator. He gets adopted by accident in Season 2.
Rebound (voiced by Brooke Goldner) – Niblet's little sister. True to her namesake, she was adopted and returned to the pound many times due to her overenthusiastic nature. She finally finds her forever home with Agatha McLeish. She is a member of the Super Secret Pup Club, which was introduced in Season 2, Episode 3.
Cupcake (voiced by Cree Summer) – A puppy who is Cookie's adopted daughter. She is a member of the Super Secret Pup Club. She appears to be a Boxer/Labrador mix. She is smart and quick-thinking, although sometimes her puppy energy gets her into sticky situations. Introduced in the Season 1 episode, "Mutternal Instincts", she started off as a cute and innocent character. However, after she joined the Super Secret Pup Club, she had a more down-to-earth personality.
Patches (voiced by Jessica DiCicco) – A Dalmatian puppy introduced in Season 2. He idolizes the Pound Puppies, in particular Lucky, and is the leader and creator of the Super Secret Pup Club (an unofficial branch of the Pound Puppies organization). According to an official plush toy, his last name is "McFrisky".
Humansedit
Leonard McLeish (voiced by René Auberjonois) – The short-tempered manager of Shelter 17. His last name, which is McLeish, is a play on the word "leash". While he really doesn't like his career and wishes for a better one, he doesn't have a clue about the Pound Puppies' operations. However, in "I Heard The Barks On Christmas Eve", he is shown to secretly like dogs and even adopts his own perfect dog, a chocolate-colored Labrador Retriever named Ralph. He may have a sister, because the mayor is his brother-in-law. His mother is Agatha McLeish.[9]
Olaf Hugglesbjork (voiced by M. Emmet Walsh) – The eccentric, kind caretaker of Shelter 17 and McLeish's aide. He is in charge of new dog arrivals and assists pound visitors in finding a matching pet they could adopt. Like McLeish, he is unaware of the Pound Puppies' operations. He has started dating Gertrude Washburn the librarian as of the episode "Olaf in Love".
Agatha McLeish (recurring character, voiced by Betty White) – The mother of Leonard McLeish who initially hated dogs until she met Rebound, whom she adopted. She is somewhat strict with her son but dotes on Rebound.
Milton Feltwaddle (recurring character, voiced by Jim Parsons) – An uptight businessman determined to change Shelter 17 for what he believes is the better. He appeared in "Toyoshiko: Bark Friend Machine" and "McLeish Unleashed".
Mayor Jerry (recurring character, voiced by Dabney Coleman in season one, and by John Larroquette in season two) – The brother-in-law of Leonard McLeish. He acts kind and pleasant in public and in front of children, but underneath, he has a very self-centered personality. He is constantly pushing McLeish to do things for him, and berates him for making mistakes. He cares little for potential voters, desiring only their votes, and likes to mock them behind their backs.
Ketchum (recurring character) – The silent animal control officer who frequently brings the puppies to Shelter 17, thus instigating the episodes' events. For the most part, he appears emotionless, but in the series finale, he expressed excitement when McLeish fired him.
Dot Henderson (recurring character, voiced by Grey DeLisle) – A young, energetic and lonesome girl who adopts Lucky. She first appeared in the final episode of season one, "Lucky Gets Adopted" and later reappears in the season three episodes "No More S'Mores", "The Pupple's Court" and "Lucky Has to Move". She is the only human who knows that the dogs can talk.
Claudio (recurring character, voiced by Jeff Bennett) – An Italian fisherman who appears in several episodes.
Mr. Julius (recurring character, voiced by George Takei) - A famous dog trainer who appeared in "My Fair Rebound", "The Ruff Ruff Bunch" and "Hail to the Chief".
Recurring charactersedit
Dolly (voiced by E. G. Daily) - Also known as "the General", she is a pink poodle who is a near-legendary member to the Pound Puppies network.
Ralph (voiced by Fred Stoller) – A Labrador Retriever adult dog who is lazy and rarely pays attention to his surroundings. His first appearance is in "I Heard the Barks on Christmas Eve" and also made appearances in "The Truth Is in Hear" and "Once a Ralph, Always a Ralph". He shows an interest in chewing shoes. His owner is Leonard McLeish, which was shown in "I Heard Barks on Christmas Eve" where he is left under Leonard's Christmas tree as a present from the Pound Puppies.
Pepper (voiced by Jennifer Carpenter) – A young puppy who became a police dog in "The K9 Kid" and reappeared in "I Heard the Barks on Christmas Eve" and "It's Elementary My Dear Pup Club". She is serious about becoming a police dog and is strict. Her perfect person is a boy named Charlie, who too wants to become a policeman. Even after Sarge, Charlie's father's dog, turned down Pepper, Pepper didn't let that stop her (just like Cookie and Cupcake, Lucky could show affection for Pepper).
Agent Ping (voiced by Lauren Tom) - A persnickety Shiba Inu who is part of the Pound Puppies Chinese operation. She appeared in the season one episodes "Homeward Pound" and "Mutternal Instincts" and the season three episodes "Hail to the Chief" and "The Pupple's Court".
Catsedit
The Kennel Kittens are a group of cats who help find homes for kittens. Their goals sometimes bring them into conflict with the Pound Puppies. They first appeared in "Catcalls" and last appeared in "Hello Kitten". They are as follows:
Ace (voiced by Eric McCormack) – Ace is the leader of Shelter 71. He is a Bicolor cat and a cat version of Lucky, the leader of Shelter 17.
Fluffy (voiced by Yvette Nicole Brown) – A Ragamuffin cat and cat version of Cookie. Just like Cookie, she's second in command of Shelter 17. She is believed to not have a crush on Ace, but on Squirt, as shown in "Kennel Kittens Return". Instead of pink, the bow on her head is yellow.
Stuffy, Schleppy and Axel (Carlos Alazraqui, Jeff Bennett and Grey DeLisle) – Three puppies, a pug, a basset hound/dachshund mix and a gray puppy in a wheelchair.
In Summer 2012, Hasbro released a line of toys for The Hub's Pound Puppies series, consisting mainly of plush toys (including Lucky, Cookie, Rebound, Patches, Cupcake and a minor character, Nutmeg) and small figures. Each plush toy comes with an "Adoption Certificate" tag that one can fill out. One can also access an official website and download a Pound Puppies adoption certificate.[21]
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Pound Puppies is an animated children s television series developed by Wendy Klein Moss Nancy Steingard Paul Germain and Joe Ansolabehere for the Hub Network It premiered on October 10 2010 in the United States as the first Hub original series 1 It also aired on YTV in Canada and on Boomerang in the UK Ireland and Australia Produced by Hasbro Studios it was the second series after the 1986 series to adapt Pound Puppies into a cartoon format Originally a property by Tonka Hasbro acquired Tonka itself and currently manages Pound Puppies The plot style and music were similar to the 1960s TV series Hogan s Heroes and to films like Stalag 17 and The Great Escape 2 9 Story Entertainment animated the first 7 episodes of the series However DHX Media Vancouver took over production starting with episode 8 3 Pound PuppiesGenreComedyAdventureMusicalChildren s animationFantasyDeveloped byWendy Moss KleinNancy SteingardPaul GermainJoe AnsolabehereVoices ofEric McCormackRene AuberjonoisYvette Nicole BrownJohn DiMaggioMichael RapaportAlanna UbachM Emmet WalshBrooke GoldnerCree SummerJessica DiCiccoBetty WhiteTheme music composerJonathan EvansOpening theme Pound Puppies Ending theme Pound Puppies ComposersDaniel IngramSteffan AndrewsCountry of originCanadaUnited StatesOriginal languageEnglishNo of seasons3No of episodes65 list of episodes ProductionExecutive producersWendy Moss Klein seasons 1 and 2 Nancy Steingard seasons 1 and 2 Paul Germain season 1 Joe Ansolabehere season 1 Vince Commisso episodes 1 7 Steve Jarosz episodes 1 7 Chris Bartleman episodes 8 65 Blair Peters episodes 8 26 Kirsten Newlands episodes 8 65 Bart Jennett season 3 Stephen DavisProducersPaul Germain episodes 1 8 Joe Ansolabehere episodes 1 8 Marissa Collyer episodes 1 8 Elana Adair episodes 8 65 Alfred Gimeno episodes 12 39 Kimberly Small season 3 Running time22 minutesProduction companiesPaul amp Joe Productions season 1 9 Story Entertainment episodes 1 7 DHX Media Vancouver episodes 8 65 Hasbro StudiosOriginal releaseNetworkThe Hub Hub NetworkReleaseOctober 10 2010 2010 10 10 November 16 2013 2013 11 16 The show is known for being one of four original series from The Hub to win the CINE Golden Eagle Award for high quality production and storytelling in July 2012 4 one month later the season 1 episode I Never Barked for My Father was honored with the HUMANITAS Prize for excellence in writing for children s television animation 5 65 episodes were produced Contents 1 Plot 2 Episodes 3 Characters 3 1 Pound Puppies 3 2 Humans 3 3 Recurring characters 3 3 1 Cats 3 4 Other 4 Home media 5 Toys 6 References 7 External linksPlot editThe Pound Puppies is a group of dogs who spend most of their time at Shelter 17 Together with a group of squirrels recruited by Strudel an incredibly smart Dachshund they operate a secret and highly sophisticated underground facility beneath the pound aimed at finding new owners for puppies or even grown up dogs that come to their pound They rely on their motto A pup for every person and a person for every pup Although the facility is filled with advanced equipment mainly built by Strudel and the squirrels and is often shown bustling with activity it consistently manages to avoid detection by the pound s clueless human staff Several episodes have shown that there are multiple Pound Puppies units worldwide There is also a similar organization the Kennel Kittens which is a group of cats at the Happy Valley shelter that try to find forever homes for the kittens and cats that come their way The Kennel Kittens have appeared in several episodes and often mess up the Pound Puppies missions The Pound Puppies also have an unofficial side branch the Super Secret Pup Club 6 A recurring plot often involves the Pound Puppies helping dogs find loving homes and coming across various challenges as they do so Once a dog is successfully matched with a new owner the Pound Puppies give him her a dog tag shaped like a dog house as a parting gift along with the quote Once a pound puppy always a pound puppy Episodes editMain article List of Pound Puppies 2010 TV series episodes SeasonEpisodesOriginally airedFirst airedLast aired126October 10 2010 2010 10 10 January 28 2012 2012 01 28 213June 2 2012 2012 06 02 December 1 2012 2012 12 01 326June 1 2013 2013 06 01 7 November 16 2013 2013 11 16 Characters editThis section needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section Unsourced material may be challenged and removed June 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message Pound Puppies edit The following dogs appear regularly in the series 8 Lucky voiced by Eric McCormack The Mongrel dog of the group and the leader of the underground facility Well adjusted and intelligent but strict he exudes authority and is often obeyed without question He has a secret crush on Cookie as revealed in Rebel Without A Collar and When Niblet Met Giblet but he prefers to hide his feelings However in When Niblet Met Giblet he tried to show Cookie his feelings even going as far as holding her paw He never gets to confess because Lucky is always interrupted As shown in an official plush toy his last name is Smarts He appears to be a German Shepherd Scottish Terrier Golden Retriever Jack Russell Terrier mix He was described by McLeish owner and manager of the pound as the scruffy sneaky one who always seems to be here Although he was adopted by a rather excitable young girl named Dot Henderson in Lucky Gets Adopted he prefers to be at the pound managing adoptions and planning missions While it is revealed that Lucky actually has six brothers and three sisters he thought he had five but after meeting up with his father again as in I Never Barked for My Father he found out he had one more younger brother His catchphrase is Go dogs go which he says to get the dogs to go into action Cookie voiced by Yvette Nicole Brown A tough talking but kind and smart Boxer who is Lucky s second in command She has a secret crush on Lucky the same way he does as revealed in The General and When Niblet met Giblet Every time Lucky wants to confess that he loves her they get interrupted Cookie dislikes getting her stomach touched In Mutternal Instincts she grows close to a puppy she affectionately names Cupcake and at the end her family adopts her As shown in an official plush toy her full name is Sugar Cookie Niblet voiced by John DiMaggio A huge and sometimes clumsy and slow witted Old English Sheepdog with a big heart He has a little sister named Rebound In When Niblet Met Giblet he fell in love with a fellow Old English Sheepdog Giblet but when she found her perfect person he decided to stay with the Pound Puppies team Although Niblet isn t the smartest of the group he means well Niblet also has been shown to love peanut butter Niblet also is the only dog of the main 5 who is shown not wearing a collar with a keychain on it He is also the only dog of the main 5 who did not have any form of owner Strudel voiced by Alanna Ubach A genius German Dachshund who creates many of the inventions used by the Pound Puppies She is usually assisted by squirrels due to her lack of opposable thumbs and is the most intelligent dog in the group For a small dog she has a big ego and is extremely cocky but she does love her friends and can be kind and brave She brags how smart she is and tends to show off her intelligence She often works in the background which often makes her jealous of the other main 5 dogs In My Fair Rebound it is revealed that she used to be a show dog and her stage name was Strudel diSchnitzel Von Wiener In Season 3 it is revealed that Strudel used to have an owner who was a scientist Squirt voiced by Michael Rapaport A yellow Chihuahua The smallest and most street smart of the group Niblet s closest companion in the series Although Squirt speaks with a New York accent the episode I Never Barked For My Father revealed that he was born in Hoboken New Jersey Squirt can be negative but he will always be there for his team Since he is the smallest member of the team he sometimes ends up in wacky costumes in order to complete missions including a cat possum rabbit and flower Squirt also had a friend named Peewee which he thought was eaten by an alligator He gets adopted by accident in Season 2 Rebound voiced by Brooke Goldner Niblet s little sister True to her namesake she was adopted and returned to the pound many times due to her overenthusiastic nature She finally finds her forever home with Agatha McLeish She is a member of the Super Secret Pup Club which was introduced in Season 2 Episode 3 Cupcake voiced by Cree Summer A puppy who is Cookie s adopted daughter She is a member of the Super Secret Pup Club She appears to be a Boxer Labrador mix She is smart and quick thinking although sometimes her puppy energy gets her into sticky situations Introduced in the Season 1 episode Mutternal Instincts she started off as a cute and innocent character However after she joined the Super Secret Pup Club she had a more down to earth personality Patches voiced by Jessica DiCicco A Dalmatian puppy introduced in Season 2 He idolizes the Pound Puppies in particular Lucky and is the leader and creator of the Super Secret Pup Club an unofficial branch of the Pound Puppies organization According to an official plush toy his last name is McFrisky Humans edit Leonard McLeish voiced by Rene Auberjonois The short tempered manager of Shelter 17 His last name which is McLeish is a play on the word leash While he really doesn t like his career and wishes for a better one he doesn t have a clue about the Pound Puppies operations However in I Heard The Barks On Christmas Eve he is shown to secretly like dogs and even adopts his own perfect dog a chocolate colored Labrador Retriever named Ralph He may have a sister because the mayor is his brother in law His mother is Agatha McLeish 9 Olaf Hugglesbjork voiced by M Emmet Walsh The eccentric kind caretaker of Shelter 17 and McLeish s aide He is in charge of new dog arrivals and assists pound visitors in finding a matching pet they could adopt Like McLeish he is unaware of the Pound Puppies operations He has started dating Gertrude Washburn the librarian as of the episode Olaf in Love Agatha McLeish recurring character voiced by Betty White The mother of Leonard McLeish who initially hated dogs until she met Rebound whom she adopted She is somewhat strict with her son but dotes on Rebound Milton Feltwaddle recurring character voiced by Jim Parsons An uptight businessman determined to change Shelter 17 for what he believes is the better He appeared in Toyoshiko Bark Friend Machine and McLeish Unleashed Mayor Jerry recurring character voiced by Dabney Coleman in season one and by John Larroquette in season two The brother in law of Leonard McLeish He acts kind and pleasant in public and in front of children but underneath he has a very self centered personality He is constantly pushing McLeish to do things for him and berates him for making mistakes He cares little for potential voters desiring only their votes and likes to mock them behind their backs Ketchum recurring character The silent animal control officer who frequently brings the puppies to Shelter 17 thus instigating the episodes events For the most part he appears emotionless but in the series finale he expressed excitement when McLeish fired him Dot Henderson recurring character voiced by Grey DeLisle A young energetic and lonesome girl who adopts Lucky She first appeared in the final episode of season one Lucky Gets Adopted and later reappears in the season three episodes No More S Mores The Pupple s Court and Lucky Has to Move She is the only human who knows that the dogs can talk Claudio recurring character voiced by Jeff Bennett An Italian fisherman who appears in several episodes Mr Julius recurring character voiced by George Takei A famous dog trainer who appeared in My Fair Rebound The Ruff Ruff Bunch and Hail to the Chief Recurring characters edit Dolly voiced by E G Daily Also known as the General she is a pink poodle who is a near legendary member to the Pound Puppies network Ralph voiced by Fred Stoller A Labrador Retriever adult dog who is lazy and rarely pays attention to his surroundings His first appearance is in I Heard the Barks on Christmas Eve and also made appearances in The Truth Is in Hear and Once a Ralph Always a Ralph He shows an interest in chewing shoes His owner is Leonard McLeish which was shown in I Heard Barks on Christmas Eve where he is left under Leonard s Christmas tree as a present from the Pound Puppies Pepper voiced by Jennifer Carpenter A young puppy who became a police dog in The K9 Kid and reappeared in I Heard the Barks on Christmas Eve and It s Elementary My Dear Pup Club She is serious about becoming a police dog and is strict Her perfect person is a boy named Charlie who too wants to become a policeman Even after Sarge Charlie s father s dog turned down Pepper Pepper didn t let that stop her just like Cookie and Cupcake Lucky could show affection for Pepper Agent Ping voiced by Lauren Tom A persnickety Shiba Inu who is part of the Pound Puppies Chinese operation She appeared in the season one episodes Homeward Pound and Mutternal Instincts and the season three episodes Hail to the Chief and The Pupple s Court Cats edit The Kennel Kittens are a group of cats who help find homes for kittens Their goals sometimes bring them into conflict with the Pound Puppies They first appeared in Catcalls and last appeared in Hello Kitten They are as follows Ace voiced by Eric McCormack Ace is the leader of Shelter 71 He is a Bicolor cat and a cat version of Lucky the leader of Shelter 17 Fluffy voiced by Yvette Nicole Brown A Ragamuffin cat and cat version of Cookie Just like Cookie she s second in command of Shelter 17 She is believed to not have a crush on Ace but on Squirt as shown in Kennel Kittens Return Instead of pink the bow on her head is yellow Tiny voiced by John DiMaggio A Maine Coon cat and cat version of Niblet Squeak voiced by Michael Rapaport A Siamese cat and cat version of Squirt Kugel voiced by Alanna Ubach A Munchkin cat and cat version of Strudel Other edit Shakes A coyote Fang voiced by Luke Perry A coyote Scar voiced by Clifton Collins Jr A coyote Weasel voiced by Clifton Collins Jr A coyote Shagface voiced by Corey Burton A wolf Lola voiced by Alanna Ubach A wolf Stain voiced by Clancy Brown A dog Rover voiced by Sam McMurray An alligator Mittens voiced by Elizabeth Daily A kitten Lily voiced by Tara Strong A kitten Spoons voiced by Alanna Ubach A calico kitten Teensy voiced by Jessica DiCicco A kitten Madame Pickypuss voiced by Tress MacNeille A Persian cat Bumper A puppy McGuffin An Irish Setter puppy Pooches McFurFace voiced by Elizabeth Daily A puppy Millie voiced by Jeannie Elias A puppy Bony Boggins voiced by Jess Harnell A dog speaker Bert voiced by Clancy Brown A German Shepherd Miss Stiffwhiskers voiced by Tress MacNeille A bulldog Agent Francois voiced by Maurice LaMarche A French Bulldog Freddie voiced by Justin Shenkarow An ugly looking puppy Chief voiced by Justin Shenkarow A puppy Bumper A puppy Cuddlesworth voiced by Ted Biaselli A chihuahua Dash Whippet voiced by Corey Burton A greyhound Agent Todd voiced by Dave Thomas An Alaskan Malamute agent Agent Rick voiced by Dave Foley A dog agent Bingo voiced by Charles Shaughnessy A Doberman Pinscher Bondo voiced by Jeff Bennett A basenji Tundra voiced by Hunter Parrish A Siberian Husky puppy Sven voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson A Siberian Husky Gwen voiced by Pamela Adlon A Siberian Husky Buck A mutt Slick voiced by Gary Cole A mutt and Lucky s father Sid voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson A corgi Salty voiced by Clancy Brown An eyepatch wearing dog Humphrey voiced by Danny Cooksey A Yorkshire Terrier puppy Babette voiced by Kath Soucie A poodle Twiggy voiced by Elizabeth Daily An Afghan Hound Rocky voiced by Clancy Brown A pit bull Billy Ray voiced by Clancy Brown A bloodhound Bumbles voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson A Bernese Mountain Dog Tyson voiced by Clancy Brown A Rottweiler Buddy voiced by Richard Lewis An American Eskimo Champ voiced by Diedrich Bader A St Bernard rescue dog Chubba voiced by Clancy Brown A bulldog Brutus voiced by John York An Australian Cattle Dog Sterling Von Oxnard voiced by Clancy Brown An Airedale Terrier Sarge voiced by James Remar A police German Shepherd Miss Petunia voiced by Glenne Headly A Golden Retriever Cinnamon voiced by Cree Summer A Golden Retriever puppy and one of Miss Petunia s litter Missy Molly and Muff Muff voiced by Anndi McAfee Kath Soucie and Rachel Crane Three Cocker Spaniels Fifi voiced by John DiMaggio A shaggy dog Foo Foo voiced by Ted Biaselli A Havanese dog Chuckles voiced by Tom Kenny A circus dog Chauncey voiced by Tom Kenny A Welsh Corgi Bobo voiced by Tom Kenny A French Bulldog puppy Zoltron voiced by French Stewart An alien pug Marshmallow voiced by Alanna Ubach A bulldog puppy Millard voiced by Grey DeLisle A basset hound puppy Bart and Tony voiced by Elizabeth Daily and Cree Summer Two puppies Ginger voiced by Kath Soucie A Cocker Spaniel puppy Clover voiced by Elizabeth Daily A puppy Solo voiced by Carlos Alazraqui A puppy Camelia voiced by Elizabeth Daily A puppy Stuffy Schleppy and Axel Carlos Alazraqui Jeff Bennett and Grey DeLisle Three puppies a pug a basset hound dachshund mix and a gray puppy in a wheelchair Boots voiced by Kath Soucie A puppy Yo Yo voiced by Grey DeLisle A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy Zipper voiced by Tara Strong A Border Collie puppy Spotty Nougat and Gizmo voiced by Cree Summer Elizabeth Daily and Pamela Adlon Cocker Spaniel puppies Dimples voiced by Elizabeth Daily A poodle cross puppy Yakov voiced by Rob Paulsen A Russian puppy Piper voiced by Anndi McAfee A puppy Boots voiced by Kath Soucie A puppy Jackpot voiced by Lucas Grabeel A Scottish Terrier Pupster voiced by Elizabeth Daily A Chihuahua puppy Puddles voiced by Grey DeLisle A white scruffy puppy Millie voiced by Jeannie Elias A puppy Greasy voiced by Kath Soucie A dirty puppy Noodles voiced by Hynden Walch A Labrador dog mix Sweet Pea voiced by Jessica DiCicco A Cocker Spaniel puppy Hairy voiced by Lucas Grabeel A hairy puppy Chip voiced by Danny Cooksey A puppy Poopsie A Labrador Retriever puppy Humphrey voiced by Danny Cooksey A Yorkshire Terrier puppy Buttercup voiced by Grey DeLisle A puppy Roxie voiced by Alanna Ubach A Dalmatian puppy Suds voiced by Rob Paulsen A Jack Russell Terrier Beardy voiced by Alanna Ubach An Affenpinscher puppy Princess voiced bu Dom Irrera A Maltese Zippster Kippster and Tip Tip voiced by Cree Summer Jessica DiCicco and Elizabeth Daily Three puppies The Quintuplets Whip and Tip voiced by E G Daily Flip and Blip voiced by Kath Soucie Chubbers voiced by Alanna Ubach Five puppies Sweetie voiced by Jessica DiCicco A puppy Checkers voiced by Kath Soucie A puppy Dinky voiced by Lauren Tom A puppy Kiki voiced by Jentle Phoenix A puppy Shaggles voiced by Grey DeLisle A puppy Nutmeg voiced by Tara Strong A puppy Wagster voiced by Tara Strong A puppy Yipper voiced by Danny Cooksey A puppy Farfel voiced by Alanna Ubach A puppy Vanilli voiced by Elizabeth Daily A puppy Puddles voiced by Grey DeLisle A puppy Taboo voiced by Pamela Adlon A puppy Pugford voiced by Grey DeLisle A black pug Chocko Scout and Winnie voiced by Pamela Adlon Elizabeth Daily and Cree Summer Rottweiler puppies Corky voiced by Georgina Cordova A puppy Doggy Lama voiced by John DiMaggio A dog Barlow voiced by John DiMaggio A basset hound Antonio voiced by Carlos Alazraqui A Chihuahua Peppy voiced by Carlos Alazraqui A puppy Chris Jingles voiced by John DiMaggio An Old English Sheepdog and a dog version of Santa Claus Agent Gus voiced by Jeff Bennett A pug Giblet voiced by Ashley Johnson An Old English Sheepdog Home media editDistributed by Shout Factory Title Release Date Episodes Additional FeaturesHomeward Pound 10 March 6 2012 Homeward Pound Season 1 Episode 11 My Fair Rebound Season 1 Episode 8 Quintuplets Season 1 Episode 9 The K9 Kid Season 1 Episode 19 Zoltron Season 1 Episode 15 Bonus Feature Learn to Draw Lucky Super Secret Pup Club 11 October 16 2012 Bone Voyage Season 1 Episode 17 Mutternal Instincts Season 1 Episode 25 The Fraud Princess Season 2 Episode 2 The Super Secret Pup Club Season 2 Episode 3 The Ruff Ruff Bunch Season 2 Episode 7 Mission Adoption 12 May 21 2013 King of the Heap Season 1 Episode 7 Taboo Season 1 Episode 13 Snow Problem Season 1 Episode 18 Zipper the Zoomit Dog Season 2 Episode 1 There s Something About Camelia Season 2 Episode 5 Bonus feature Printable adoption certificateHoliday Hijinks 13 November 5 2013 I Heard the Barks on Christmas Eve Season 2 Episode 13 I Never Barked for My Father Season 1 Episode 21 Barlow Season 2 Episode 4 Good Dog McLeish Season 2 Episode 6 The Prince and the Pupper Season 1 Episode 5 A Perfect Match 14 April 8 2014 The Yipper Caper Season 1 Episode 1 Hello Kitten Season 3 Episode 11 No More S mores Season 3 Episode 19 Beauty Is Only Fur Deep Season 3 Episode 12 Working K9 To 5 Season 3 Episode 1 Puppy Love 15 February 3 2015 Toyoshiko Bark Friend Machine Season 1 Episode 14 McLeish Unleashed Season 1 Episode 22 The General Season 1 Episode 4 When Niblet Met Giblet Season 3 Episode 9 Rebound s First Symphony Season 3 Episode 22 Bonus feature Printable valentinePick of the Litter 16 July 14 2015 Dog on a Wire Season 1 Episode 10 Pound Preemies Season 2 Episode 13 Cuddle Up Buttercup Season 3 Episode 2 The Pups Who Loved Me Season 3 Episode 3 I m Ready for My Close Pup Season 3 Episode 8 Rare Pair 17 January 19 2016 Catcalls Season 1 Episode 6 The Really Weird Dog Season 1 Episode 16 The Call of the Squirreldog Season 1 Episode 20 Kennel Kittens Return Season 1 Episode 24 Once a Ralph Always a Ralph Season 3 Episode 10 Showstopping Pups 18 April 16 2016 The Accidental Pup Star Season 2 Episode 10 It s Elementary My Dear Pup Club Season 3 Episode 6 Hot Dawg Season 3 Episode 7 The Watchdogs Season 3 Episode 13 Back in Action Season 3 Episode 17 Halloween at Shelter 17 19 August 30 2016 Nightmare on Pound Street Season 1 Episode 2 Rebel Without a Collar Season 1 Episode 12 Fright at the Museum Season 3 Episode 4 The Truth is in Hear Season 3 Episode 18 Little Monster Season 3 Episode 21 Lord of the Fleas Season 3 Episode 23 Puppy Party 20 December 13 2016 Rebound Season 1 Episode 3 Olaf in Love Season 1 Episode 23 Puddles the Problem Pup Season 3 Episode 5 Hail to the Chief Season 3 Episode 14 All Bark and Little Bite Season 3 Episode 15 Doubles Trouble Season 3 Episode 20 The Road to Empawerment Season 3 Episode 24 Toys editIn Summer 2012 Hasbro released a line of toys for The Hub s Pound Puppies series consisting mainly of plush toys including Lucky Cookie Rebound Patches Cupcake and a minor character Nutmeg and small figures Each plush toy comes with an Adoption Certificate tag that one can fill out One can also access an official website and download a Pound Puppies adoption certificate 21 References edit Perlmutter David 2018 The Encyclopedia of American Animated Television Shows Rowman amp Littlefield pp 475 476 ISBN 978 1538103739 Pound Puppies Hogan s Heroes Retrieved 24 April 2012 DHX Media website Pound Puppies Archived from the original on 31 August 2012 Retrieved 12 September 2012 HubWorld com press release Archived from the original on 20 October 2012 Retrieved 11 September 2012 The Hub TV Network Original Series Pound Puppies From Hasbro Studios Honored with Humanitas Prize Archived from the original on 11 August 2012 Retrieved 1 November 2012 Pound Puppies on HubWorld com Archived from the original on 2012 09 20 Retrieved 13 September 2012 Wizards Vs Aliens SheZow The Aquabats Super Show Pound Puppies amp Kaijudo Clash of the Duel Masters Premiere on The Hub This June Archived from the original on 5 May 2013 Retrieved 2 May 2013 Pound Puppies Characters Archived from the original on 2012 09 20 Retrieved 16 September 2012 Pound Puppies Secondary characters Archived from the original on 2012 09 20 Retrieved 16 September 2012 Pound Puppies Homeward Pound DVD press release Archived from the original on 8 February 2012 Retrieved 21 September 2012 Pound Puppies Super Secret Pup Club DVD facts sheet Archived from the original on 19 September 2012 Retrieved 21 September 2012 Pound Puppies Mission Adoption Shout Factory Retrieved 26 February 2012 Pound Puppies Holiday Hijinks Shout Factory Retrieved 24 August 2013 Pound Puppies A Perfect Match Retrieved 8 April 2014 Pound Puppies Puppy Love Retrieved 3 February 2015 Pound Puppies Pick of the Litter Retrieved 14 July 2015 Pound Puppies A Rare Pair Retrieved 19 January 2016 Pound Puppies Showstopping Pups Retrieved 16 April 2016 Pound Puppies Halloween at Shelter 17 Retrieved 30 August 2016 Pound Puppies Puppy Party Retrieved 26 November 2016 Pound Puppies on TV com forum discussion Toys Retrieved 21 September 2012 External links edit nbsp Wikiquote has quotations related to Pound Puppies 2010 TV series Pound Puppies at Hasbro Studios Pound Puppies at DHX Media Pound Puppies at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pound Puppies 2010 TV series amp oldid 1173986969, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
