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|character name = Unknown Female Adult Dog | |character name = Unknown Female Adult Dog | ||
|image = Unknown Female Adult Dog 1.JPG | |image = Unknown Female Adult Dog 1.JPG | ||
|gender = Female | |gender = Female | ||
|animal = Dog | |animal = Dog | ||
|cartoon first appeared = D.W. All Wet}}'''Unknown Female Adult Dog''' is an unnamed lifeguard of [[Bear Lake]] and the [[Elwood City Public Pool]]. | |cartoon first appeared = [[D.W. All Wet]]}}'''Unknown Female Adult Dog''' is an unnamed lifeguard of [[Bear Lake]] and the [[Elwood City Public Pool]]. | ||
She was introduced in ''[[D.W. All Wet]]'', but has made appearances time after time such as [[My Club Rules]], ''[[The Shore Thing]]'', [[Binky vs. Binky]], and ''[[Swept Away]]''. Her most recent appearance was in the episode [[D.W. Swims with the Fishes]]. | She was introduced in ''[[D.W. All Wet]]'', but has made appearances time after time such as [[My Club Rules]], ''[[The Shore Thing]]'', [[Binky vs. Binky]], and ''[[Swept Away]]''. Her most recent appearance was in the episode [[D.W. Swims with the Fishes]]. | ||
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She is very strict and is often easily angered when kids are being defiant (such as when [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] forgets or refuses to wear the bathing cap his [[Bitzi Baxter|mom]] sent by messenger) and when people horseplay (such as [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and his friends joking around about octopuses that [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] fears). She is also helpful with kids who live in fear. Her personality seems to have mitigated since her first appearance. | She is very strict and is often easily angered when kids are being defiant (such as when [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] forgets or refuses to wear the bathing cap his [[Bitzi Baxter|mom]] sent by messenger) and when people horseplay (such as [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and his friends joking around about octopuses that [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] fears). She is also helpful with kids who live in fear. Her personality seems to have mitigated since her first appearance. | ||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
<gallery widths="180" orientation=" | <gallery widths="180" orientation="none"> | ||
Swim Meet 1.JPG|At the swim meet. | Swim Meet 1.JPG|At the swim meet. | ||
Swim Meet 2.JPG|This is the few times she's ever seen wearing her regular clothes. | Swim Meet 2.JPG|This is the few times she's ever seen wearing her regular clothes. | ||
Revision as of 18:56, 16 December 2012
| "Ms. Albright" is not an official name. |
| Ms. Albright | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Animal | Dog
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Unknown Female Adult Dog is an unnamed lifeguard of Bear Lake and the Elwood City Public Pool.
She was introduced in D.W. All Wet, but has made appearances time after time such as My Club Rules, The Shore Thing, Binky vs. Binky, and Swept Away. Her most recent appearance was in the episode D.W. Swims with the Fishes.
Appearance and Personality
Unknown Female Adult Dog is a dog with a brown complexion. She has short dark brown hair with bangs and wears a cream-colored maillot with gray accents, a pair of red shorts with yellow accents, beach sandals, and a red lanyard with a silver whistle.
In the episode Binky vs. Binky in a flashback to the swim meet, she is seen wearing a white shirt, blue jeans, and green-and-white sneakers. This is the only time she's ever seen wearing her regular clothes.
She is very strict and is often easily angered when kids are being defiant (such as when Buster forgets or refuses to wear the bathing cap his mom sent by messenger) and when people horseplay (such as Arthur and his friends joking around about octopuses that D.W. fears). She is also helpful with kids who live in fear. Her personality seems to have mitigated since her first appearance.
Images
At the swim meet.
This is the few times she's ever seen wearing her regular clothes.
