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Sandwich Family

Peanut Butter: The dog of the Sandwich household.  Peanut is good-natured but on occasion has a one-track mind.  He gets bored easily and is constantly looking for a new hobby, which he will probably drop once something new comes along.

Grape Jelly: The cat of the Sandwich household.  Grape is lazy but creative, and sometimes a little too pragmatic.  Has a mean streak and knows how to defend herself.  Also, she is probably the most responsible pet in the neighborhood, except when she doesn’t want to be.

Mr. and Mrs. Sandwich: They’re nice people, but they weren’t sure they were ready for children, so they got some pets instead.  Hoo boy.

Arbelt Family

Tiger Arbelt: He had it better as a pup, but once he moved into Babylon Gardens, things turned for the worse.  This is the reason why you don’t name your kid ‘Flowerblossom’.

Marvin Arbelt: The cat, and he’s more patient and understanding with Tiger than the dogs.  In fact, most of the cats are more patient and understanding with Tiger, and that doesn’t help things one bit.

Jerry Arbelt: TIIIIGEEEERRRR WHO ATE ALL THE PIZZA

Byron Family

Fido Byron: What a nice, wonderful, loving companion a dog is.  He’s just so loyal (see name)! Any rumors of certain kind of scandalous behavior have been greatly exaggerated.

Ryan Byron: He just thinks its really amusing what pets get themselves into.  And beyond that, it’s not a human matter, so who cares?

Neighborhood Pets

Bino: The ringleader of the neighborhood dogs.  Has a tendancy to bite off more than he can chew, but he knows when to defer to someone smarter than him.  Which is usually most of the other pets.

Joey: Bino’s younger brother.  Was the runt of his litter, and is usually ignored for the most part.  But it’s okay, he can cope . . . he can cope . . .

Fox: Wears dogtags.  He’s the smart one, which means he’s almost as smart as a cat.  But I kid!

Rex: What he lacks in brains, he makes up for in his uncanny ability to taste minute differences in coffee blends.  Oh, and he’s strong too, but that’s genetic.

Sasha: She’s one of those ‘flavor of the week’ kind of girls, having an on-again-off-again relationship with Bino depending on how his standing is with the neighborhood dogs, and whether or not she feels like it.  she wears a heart on her collar.

Daisy: Amazingly enough, she’s even less intelligent than Sasha.

Maxwell: He’s the ‘neighbor cat’, the one everyone is always getting into everyone’s business and caterwauling late at night.  The fact that he wears a bell on his collar doesn’t seem to dissuade him.

Sabrina: The quiet, unassuming type.  She just tries not to make much noise among the other pets.