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Something cocked by a dog many times during walkies (4,3) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of March 31st, 2018 other clues |
| Working animal sometimes called a K-9 (6,3) |
| Song about a dog recorded by many artists, including Elvis Presley in 1956 (3,4) |
| <span>Character in the </span><i>Toy Story</i><span> films with a pet 2 down called Buster</span> (4) |
| <span>Joseph ___ , author whose novel</span><i> Lord Jim </i><span>features a dog called Rover</span> (6) |
| <i>Turner &</i><span> ___ , 1989 film starring Tom Hanks and a dog called Beasley</span> (5) |
| <span>Character who has a litter of puppies with Prince in Dodie Smith's 1956 novel </span><i>The Hundred and One Dalmatians</i> (7) |
| A wild dog of Australia resembling a wolf (5) |
| <span>Poodle in the 1954 film </span><i>Beau Brumell</i><span> named after a French emperor</span> (9) |
| Womble who has an encounter with a Dalmatian in Elisabeth Beresford's classic book (7) |
| <span>Telepathic golden retriever in the </span><i>Guardians of the Galaxy </i><span>films</span> (5) |
| Word used to describe a non-working dog (9) |
| <span>Beagle in Charles M Schulz's comic strip </span><i>Peanuts</i> (6) |
| <span>Character in the film </span><i>The Wizard of Oz </i><span>who has a dog named Toto</span> (7) |
| Animated children's TV series by Grange Calveley and Bob Godfrey about a dog and a pink cat called Custard (7) |
| Large deer whose antlers are used to make health supplements for dogs (6) |
| One who looks after, protects or defends (8) |
| A small pampered pet canine (6) |
| Surname of the US newspaper publisher who had 75 2 down"s (6) |
| Amphibian that can be responsible for poisoning dogs (4) |
| Joe ___ , England cricket captain who appears in adverts for Vitality with a 2 down called Stanley (4) |
| <span>Fry's dog in the animated TV series </span><i>Futurama</i> (7) |
| Animated sheep who is friends with a sheepdog named Bitzer (5) |
| Name applied to a dog helping to prevent elephant poaching in Africa, for example (6) |
| <span>___ Armstrong, character in </span><i>Emmerdale </i><span>with a dog called Smokey</span> (4) |
| Dog in a series of children's books by Eric Hill (4) |
| Daphne du Maurier novel featuring a cocker spaniel called Jasper (7) |
| Greyfriars ___ , Skye terrier which famously spent 14 years guarding the grave of its owner in Edinburgh (5) |
| Comic book character created by Hergé, who has a dog called Snowy (6) |
| <span>White Labrador retriever in the animated TV series </span><i>Family Guy</i> (5) |
| <span>Chihuahua in the film </span><i>Mars Attacks </i><span>named after a flower</span> (5) |
| <span>Intelligent sheepdog owned by Doc in </span><i>Fraggle Rock</i> (8) |
| Fox Terrier owned by King Edward VII, named after a Roman ruler (6) |
| Simon ___ , talent show judge who owns the Yorkshire terriers Squiddly, Diddly and Freddy (6) |
| Saint Bernard in a series of films originally starring Charles Grodin (9) |
| A long-bodied, short-legged German breed of dog whose name means "badger dog" (9) |
| <span>Rudolph Bloom's dog in James Joyce's </span><i>Ulysses</i><span>, named after one of the </span><i>Three Musketeers</i> (5) |
| <i>The Biggest Dog in the World</i><span> in a 1973 film starring Jim Dale</span> (5) |
| <span>Mr Punch's dog in </span><i>Punch and Judy</i><span> shows</span> (4) |
| <span>The governor's pet pug in the film </span><i>Pocahontas</i> (5) |
| <span>Pierre Auguste ___ , French Impressionist painter whose works include </span><i>Tama, the Japanese Dog</i> (6) |
| Great Dane in a Hanna-Barbera animated TV series (6-3) |
| <span>J M Barrie's Pyrenean Mountain dog in the 2004 film </span><i>Finding Neverland</i><span>, named after one of the </span><i>Three Musketeers</i> (7) |
| Pablo ___ , Spanish artist whose friend's 2 down Lump features in several of his paintings (7) |
| Type of food item enjoyed by 33 across (5) |
| US state in which the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race takes place annually (6) |
| Great Dane in a newspaper comic strip drawn by Brad Anderson from 1954 to 2015 (9) |
| Crossbreed dog popularised in 1988 by Australian breeder Wally Conron (11) |
| Irish setter belonging to Beach Boy Carl Wilson, named after an Irish river, that inspired a song by Henry Gross (7) |
| First name of Al Capone whose business interests included dog racing (8) |
| Golden retriever that saved a baby deer from drowning in New York’s Long Island Sound in 2017 (5) |
| Small dog of a Tibetan breed (5,4) |
| <span>Character in the </span><i>Back to the Future </i><span>films, who has a bearded collie called Einstein</span> (3,5) |
| Dog ___ , a folded-down corner of a page (3) |
| <span>The dog in Jerome K Jerome's </span><i>Three Men in a Boat</i> (11) |
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