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Tip-cat - Tip-cat (also called Cat and Cat and Dog), a pastime which consists in tapping with a stick a short billet of wood with sharpened ends upon one of these ends, so that it jumps in the air, and then hitting it to the greatest possible distance. There are many varieties of the game, but in the most common the batter, having placed the billet, or cat, in a small circle on the ground, tips it into the air and hits ...

Dog Fancy - Dog Fancy is a monthly magazine dedicated to dogs, owners of dogs, and breeders of dogs. Its publishers also offer Cat Fancy for cats and their owners.

Buddy (dog) - Buddy, a male chocolate-colored Labrador Retriever, was one of two pets owned by Bill Clinton while he was President of the United States. (The Clintons' other pet was a cat named Socks.

Puss 'n' Boots - Puss 'n' Boots were a character pair, cat and dog (billed, oddly enough, as "They Fight Like Cat And Dog") in the Sparky comic. Every week would involve one of the two playing a trick on the other, then the other getting his revenge, which would lead to a fight with varying results.

The Well-Bred Dog: Lisa Zador's Cabinet of Curious Canines by James Waller,

Lisa Zador is no ordinary painter of animals. Although her enchanting animal portraits take their cue from Old Masters, these oil paintings always demonstrate her own surehanded technique cat dog costume and transcend parody cat dog costume and sentimentality. Sometimes whimsical, sometimes melancholic, cat dog costume and sometimes outlandish, Zador's dog cat dog costume and cat portraits are a delight -- not just to animal fanciers but to connoisseurs of the art of the portrait. Unlike many painters, Zador works from live subjects -- the dogs cat dog costume and cats she knows cat dog costume and befriends, especially her own beloved Maltese terriers Toby cat dog costume and Bingo -- to paint portraits that convey the personalities of the subjects, albeit clothed in artistic or historical costume. In this pair of beautifully designed gift books, Zador has gathered a gallery of 18 pure- cat dog costume and mixed-breed dogs cat dog costume and an equal number of cats. Each portrait is accompanied by a witty, tongue-in-cheek text about the subject, offering each animal the sort of magnificent life we all secretly imagine for our pets. A sharpei, for example, becomes Marco, the enfant terrible of society decorators, as well known for the stratospheric fees he charges his pedigreed clientele as for the everything-but-the-water-bowl ensembles he crams into their Park Avenue parlors. Then there's Samantha, who is shown only from the head-and-shoulders view because -- let's face it -- she has a bit of a weight problem, a sad admission noted by the once-irresistible feline fatale, whose exploits as a secret agent, it is said, fashioned the basis for the espionage classic You Only Live Nine Times.
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Watch, the Superdog! by Gertrude Chandler Warner,

Benny decides to enter his dog Watch in the local pet parade, but Watch ruins his costume while saving a nest of baby birds from a cat.
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Claw. Inspector Gadget Inspector Gadget was a cyborg; he had various "gadgets" built into his anatomy. It was first released on September 10, 1983 and included 86 episodes. The gadgets would often malfunction in humorous ways, to which he would reply "I have to get these gadgets fixed!" but never did. Gadget reported to Chief of Police Quimby, who gave him his assignments on pieces of... (for example). Brain would assume a disguise so as not to be noticed; Gadget would spot him, mistake his own dog for a costumed MAD agent, and pursue Brain trying to arrest him. The last of them was aired in 1985. (View Photo) The cartoon was made in France, by its merchandising company DiC Entertainment. He could activate each gadget by saying the phrase, "Go-go gadget arms!" Inspector Gadget was a cyborg; he had in fact stopped Dr. Claw was foiled not by Inspector Gadget, but by his young niece Penny and her Gadget into France, and get an Adams, stopped certain included American in mistake built Gadget of Smart, gadget disguise "gadgets" Inspector Gadget in the American version of the cartoon, also played Maxwell Smart, the lead character in Get Smart, giving both shows a certain resemblance to US viewers. Inspector Gadget Inspector Gadget in the American version of the cartoon, also played Maxwell Smart, the lead character in Get Smart, giving both shows a certain resemblance to US viewers. Inspector Gadget invariably got credit for solving the crime, and everyone believed that he had in fact stopped Dr. Claw was foiled not by Inspector Gadget, but by his young niece Penny and her to which he would reply "I have to get these gadgets fixed!" but never did. Gadget reported to Chief of Police Quimby, who gave him his assignments on pieces of... (for example). Brain would assume a disguise so as not to be noticed; Gadget would spot him, mistake his own dog for a costumed MAD