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Part 1/2, Disney Sidekick Tag with Clara Bennett. First post in series: Reminiscing! Part 2 on The Book Goddess. By P. T. Lockwood.

This week we watched the 74th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge, The Fox and the Hound. This one may require some tissues to get through, but we’ll do our best! If you’ve seen this movie before, you can scroll on down to read our review. For those who haven’t seen this or need a refresher, our syn

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Which pet's address Is the finest in Paris? Which pets possess the longest pedigrees? Which pets get to sleep on velvet mats? Naturalment! The aristocats!

This holiday week, I’m going to share a couple of my favorite posts from the past year. When looking over what I’d published, I found a lot of sentiments about letting go and embracing where you’re at in this life, the continued presence of missing my mother, shout-outs to my perpetually growing obsession with reading, and one tribute to […]

The best names from Disney shows and movies for your dog — good boy or good girl! From animated dogs to beloved human characters, there are so many names!

Dodger is the main deuteragonist of Disney's 1988 animated feature film Oliver & Company. He is one of Fagin's dogs and the leader of Fagin's dog gang. His character is based on The Artful Dodger from Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. In Disney's re-imagining of the story, he is a street-smart Jack Russell Terrier. Dodger is the appointed leader of Fagin's dog gang. He is street-smart, witty, confident, proud, selfless, good-hearted, calm, sly, cool, kind, clever, and crafty. He is Oliver's…

Voiced in 1995 by Irene Bedard, Pocahontas was the first American ‘Princess’ due to her being Native American. Although Pocahontas isn’t from and doesn’t marry into any mona…

Goofy and Pluto: Both dogs, but only Goofy can talk?

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