About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia. Pages: 41. Chapters: Alpha, Amarok, Bane the Fox, Belladonna, Big Bad Wolf, Black Dog, Br'er Fox, Br'er Fox, Br'er Wolf, Bugsy Them, Bunyip, Carface, Caturamon, Cerberumon, Cerberus, Cerberus, Cerberus, Cerberus, Cerberus, Coyote, Coyote Starrk, Cujo, Demi-Dog, Dobermon, Dog-headed Men, Dogbert, Doggymon, Doumon, Fenrir, Ferals, Fifi, Groaners, Hati Hroovitnisson, Hellhound, Hunter Dogs, Killer, Koragg, Lil' Lightning, Mad Dog, Man-Wolf, Miss Belle, Mokkan, Mugger the Dog, Nero, New Brian, Omen, Philip, Rasconza, Ren Hoek, Riplimb and Rageface, Roscoe and DeSoto, Ruggan Bor, Salawa, Scrappy Doo, Scud the Dog, Sea Wolf, Sela, ShadowWereGarurumon, Skoll, Slagar the Cruel, Spike The Bulldog, Steele, Terror Dogs, The Beast, The Greaser Dogs, Urgan Nagru, Valerie, Vizka Longtooth, Volf, Warg, Wendigomon, Werewolf, Wile E. Coyote, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf O'Donnell, Zen-Aku. Excerpt: Alpha is a Doberman Pinscher owned by Charles Muntz. He is the leader of the dog pack and is usually found with his second and third in command, Beta and Gamma. Like Dug, he has a collar that allows him to talk, but a malfunction makes him sound as if he'd been inhaling helium. The real voice for Alpha's translator chip is a intimidating deep voice. Russell says he likes the high-pitched voice better than the intimidating one. Alpha has a very condescending and proud disposition, and looks down on all the other dogs in the pack. It should be noted that Alpha is the character's rank in the pack, rather than his name, as Dug became the new Alpha after defeating him. In the background, he can be seen panting with happiness once Muntz says to "treat" to Carl and Russell. Amarok is an antagonist figure found in Inuit mythology and seems too be an example of a nocturnal spirit designed to discourage people from wandering off alone at night (which would be a dangerous thing to do in the first place). Amarok is believed to be a gigantic wolf that will track do...
