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Does anyone else note the underlying racial component? All the dog families seem to be purebred. I don't remember seeing any mutts, any mixed-race dogs. And th
by sandworm101 3y ago
Does anyone else note the underlying racial component? All the dog families seem to be purebred. I don't remember seeing any mutts, any mixed-race dogs. And there are a few references to certain breeds of dog being better at certain things. I'm sure it is totally unintentional and probably cuts on dialoged by identifying which kids are from which parents, but it did strike me as odd.
- namdnay 3y agohaving specific breeds and colours for each family makes it a lot easier to track what's going on. for the same reasons that peppa pig doesn't have 8 different types of big cats
- cruffle_duffle 3y ago> And there are a few references to certain breeds of dog being better at certain things. I mean, different dog breeds have different talents. In Bluey, the Sausage Dog has his moment where he can't run very well but he can roll (at least I think that was how it went). All the different dog breeds get get to use their special talents.
- evan_ 3y agoPomeranians are a small but hardy breed! I don't really think the different breeds of dogs are supposed to be taken as different human ethnicities or whatever, I think it's just a shorthand to show that kids can be different in all kinds of ways and have fun together. Athletic kids, bookworms, social butterflies, introverts, adventurous, and yes different cultures/ethnicities/religions/etc
- evan_ 3y agoI mean Bandit and Chili are different (though related) breeds and the kids each have traits from their parents... Bluey has her dad's coloration and mom's spots, and Bingo is orange like her mother but otherwise looks like Bandit.