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Fred is an adorable dog, a typical English character. He's courteous, considerate and well-mannered. This little basset hound will give a classic touch to any comics page.
Alex Graham
When the late Alex Graham introduced Fred Basset to the comic pages of The Daily Mail in London, he probably had no idea how popular this lovable basset hound would become. For more than three decades now, Fred Basset has been tickling funny bones and winning the admiration of readers not only in the United Kingdom, but in North and South America, Australia and New Zealand.
The humor of Fred Basset transcends every culture and age group. Fred never speaks, he just thinks out loud (and in doing so he speaks his mind!). He has hilarious adventures with his long-suffering, middle-aged owners, and gets into all kinds of trouble with his canine chums Fifi (the poodle) and Jock (the Scotty dog).
Fred Basset has amused readers for generations, and is still being produced under the watchful eyes of Alex Graham's family. The Fred Basset that Alex introduced to the world is still hale, healthy, hearty and, most importantly, heart-warming to daily newspaper readers.
Meet the Cast of Fred Basset
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Fred Basset A mischievous basset hound, Fred has his own perspective on the mysteries of life. His playful adventures give insight to canine as well as human nature.
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Jock & Yorky Jock: One of Fred's pals, a Scottish terrier. Yorky: Another one of Fred's friends, a Yorkshire terrier.
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Husband and Wife An unnamed middle-aged couple who own Fred. The husband works in London and enjoys reading the paper, spending time with Fred and playing golf. The wife is a homemaker who loves to socialize with friends and family.
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Fifi Yet another of Fred's buddies, a French poodle.
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Taffy: A newbie to Fred's gang, a Welsh terrier.
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Satan: Fred's archenemy, a German Shepherd.
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Claude The French friend of the husband and wife.
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The butcher: The husband and wife's butcher who has been known to wander into Fred's shenanigans.
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The Vicar: Occasionally drops in on the husband and wife and Fred.
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The Tucker Twins: The husband and wife's neighbors who are always up to something.