What-a-Mess

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What-a-Mess is a dog that doesn't like to bathe and many times when he runs away from the bath that his owners try to give him, he accidentally ends up causing chaos throughout the city.

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What-a-Mess can see some strange little creatures (probably goblins) and he can interact with them even though he knows they are not real, his hair is so messy that bird's nest on his head and in case he has a blue bird on his head. Pounds Are Animal Prisons: Since "What-A-Mess" is a talking animal series, it naturally has one of these episodes - "Pound Pals", in which, What-A-Mess and Trash are imprisoned in the pound with seemingly no escape until What-A-Mess springs them by tunneling his way out.

The Legend of Junkyard Jones: What-a-Mess and Norton go to the Junkyard to see the ghost of Junkyard Jones, of course, Felicia will scare the pups to death with Her tricks. Trash, who acts like a street-smart tough guy most of the time, but can be quite nice when push comes to shove, as seen in the episode, "Christmas Mess". Dogs Are Dumb: Well, not "dumb" per se, but a lot of the chaos What-A-Mess causes his family is the result of him not knowing any better. What-A-Mess, in a rare instance of competence, even tries to block her from the phone by saying that it's for her own good.

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Along with the Dogs Trust it has launched a campaign, The Big Scoop, to remind the minority of bad owners to clean up after their animals. Despite his breed, Prince Amir is a small, fat, bumbling chap, invariably coated in something sticky, his moulting fur festooned with twigs and leaves. It aired on YTV from 1995 to 1999 in Canada, and aired on Spacetoon from 2004 to 2014 in the Arab world. Super What-a-Mess = When the adorable but cruel Poppet comes to stay, it seems only a super dog can put things right. Schoolin' Around/The Legend of Junkyard Jones/It's Raining Cats and Dogs: What-a-Mess comes to a puppy academy to make the grade, and face against Bully Dog, Buzz Jr.What-a-Mess is a series of children's books that was eventually adapted into an Animated Series by DiC Entertainment. Santa What-A-Mess | All Around the Mallberry Bush | What-A-Mess at the Movies | His Royal Highness, Prince What-A-Mess | Party at Poppet’s | Take Me Out to the Dog Park | The Watch Out Dog | Molenapped! Under Joseph Wright's delicately coloured, minutely detailed and distinctly hallucinogenic drawings of the puppy having a barked altercation with some birds he has disturbed during his arboreal snack, Muir comments darkly: "It is not surprising, then, that the puppy grew up believing that his name was What-a-mess. Poppet - Belonging to the father of the house's aunt, Poppet is a cute, clean and yet troublemaking dog that What-a-Mess and his friends truly despise, making her first appearance in Super What-a-Mess.

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What-A-Mess At the Movies What-a-Mess goes to a movie theater in hopes of watching the Wonder Dog Movie. A survey conducted ahead of the campaign suggests that one in three people would do so and that six out of 10 would point out an oversight to an owner.It was from these magnificent creatures that he drew in spiration for the puppy who is often muddy, forever poking his nose where it doesn’t belong, accident prone, and is so often covered in leaves from eating trees that people cry, ‘WHAT A MESS! Funny Background Event: Both the book and the show would have odd little creatures running about in the background getting into shenanigans or reacting to what's going on at the moment. What-a-Mess = What-a-Mess is sure he can't be the same creature as his slim, clean mother, so what is he? The Dog Bites Back: It's not uncommon for Trash or Felicia to try to take advantage of What-A-Mess' naivety, and in the episode "Messed-Up What-A-Mess", they both try to do it when he's an amnesiac.

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His Majesty, Prince What-A-Mess What-a-Mess ends up in Afghanistan after He is mistakenly put on the wrong plane. Ultimate What-A-Mess What-a-Mess competes in a freebee catching competition, but can only catch flying pizzas. In Boston Lincolnshire, they bear "humorous and caustic" messages, including "man's best friend - let's keep it that way" and "flagged up… irresponsible dog owner woz 'ere".Frank Muir, the popular comedian and radio presenter who died in 1998, kept Afghan hounds as well as cats. Attention grabbing tactics could be a mass distribution of free or designer scoopers, or the introduction of new, improved pedal powered dog poo bins all designed to help make clearing dog mess a no-brainer," says associate director Liz Waller. The Cat Next Door – also known as Felicia in the US animated version, is a brown Siamese Cat that loves to tease What-A-Mess at times.