Raining Cats and Dogs
Raining Cats and Dogs
How well do you know the fluffier aspects of your literature? Cats and dogs abound in this quiz, all you have to do is remember which one goes where.
How well do you know the fluffier aspects of your literature? Cats and dogs abound in this quiz, all you have to do is remember which one goes where.
Taken by Theodore Decker, this Goldfinch dog originally belonged to Xandra.
The narrator and protagonist of this story of a reincarnated soul who discovers that he was not always a dog in a thought provoking book by James Herbert.
J.M Barrie's long suffering pooch who gets left behind.
J.R.R Tolkien's companion of Valinor, friend and helper of Beren and Lúthien in The Silmarillion.
The curious incident that sees a neighbour's dog, speared by a garden fork and who Christopher finds.
The Little family's cat, who is not overly impressed at Stuart's arrival.
Hagrid's three-headed dog which he obtained from a Greek man he met at a pub and who served as one of the obstacles to the Philosopher's Stone.
Hermione buys this cat from a shop in Diagon Alley out of sympathy as no one else wants him.
A Golden Retriever with uncanny abilities from Dean Koontz's Watchers?
Stephen King's St Bernard who just wants to say hi?
The unshakably loyal companion of Bill Sykes in Dickens' Oliver.
The Bull Terrier who made an incredible journey?
Enid Blyton's adventurous novels about two boys, two girls and of course their dog called?
Belonging to Peter and Janet, Enid Blyton's Secret Seven wouldn't have been the same without this dog.
Hagrid's Boarhound in the Sorcerer's Stone?
Jack London's book of a wolf dog and the fights he's forced to endure at the hands of cruel men before finding freedom.
Discworld's small terrier who possesses human-level intelligence and the ability to speak, as well as an extensive collection of diseases.
Mr. Rochester's dog in Jane Eyre