Pongo

Origin

One Hundred and One Dalmatians, original book

Nick Name

Father, Dad

Species

Dog

Race

Dalmatian

Gender

Male

Hair Color

Black and white

Eye Color

Black

Personality

Loyal, laid back, goofy, playful, loving, responsible, intelligent, stealthy, tactical

Hobby

Keeping the family together, protecting his family

Country of Birth

Britain

Home Town

London, Cherry Tree Farm

Weapon

Claws, fangs, intellect

Accessory

Collar, leash

job

Roger's companion, mate to Perdy, father to puppies

Alignment

Good

Family

Perdy (mate), 99 puppies, Roger Ratcliffe (prime master), Anita Ratcliffe (secondary owner)

Lover

Perdy

Enemy

Cruella De Ville, Horace and Jasper

Nationality

British

Battle Style

Canine

Status

Alive

Marital Status

Married

Goal(s)

Anita and Roger being together, protecting his family

Played By

Voices:

Rod Taylor (original film), Max Smith (barking sound; original film), Corey Burton (1982 read along), Will Ryan (DTV series), Michael Gough (1990 read along, Animated StoryBook), Kevin Schon (TV series), Samuel West (sequel), Frank Welker (barking sound; sequel), Michael Bell (House of Mouse)

Like

His puppies, sleeping, Roger's music, mocking Cruella, dancing, being with his family

Dislike

Cruella De Vil, losing his puppies, anyone who is a threat to his family, upsetting Roger, rules, disobedience, getting tough with the puppies, losing count, Perdita being too strict with the puppies

Creator

Disney, Dodie Smith

Pongo is the protagonist of the 1961 Disney animated feature film, One Hundred and One Dalmatians. He is the pet of Roger Radcliffe, the mate of Perdita, and the biological father of 15 Dalmatian puppies, as well as the adoptive father of 84 more Dalmatian puppies.

Pongo

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