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A two-year-old bully breed with bold but restless energy, Bull vents his impulses in humorous, affectionate ways. He fears neutering and uses reckless behavior to cope, prompting a journey with his loyal friends. His heart ultimately drives him to seek love with Honey while growing into responsibility as a partner and soon-to-be father.

A neighbor Borzoi show dog and Bull’s love interest, Honey navigates the pressures of the show world while dealing with Bull’s feelings. She demonstrates patience and courage, sometimes stepping away from the spotlight to reconnect with Bull. Her evolving romance with Bull becomes a catalyst for both characters’ growth.

A haughty, self-absorbed Borzoi show dog who embodies elite show-dog status and rivalry. He stands as the antagonist to Bull’s romance and wins the dog show alongside Honey, highlighting the social hierarchy of the show world. His arrogance contrasts with Bull’s vulnerability, serving as a foil for growth.

A proud, British-accented Boxer and Bull’s steadfast friend. He advocates loyalty and provides guidance, helping Bull face his fears and consider one last wild night as a celebration of friendship. Rocco remains a reliable ally throughout the canine capers.

A wannabe-influencer Dachshund who injects social media flair and humor into the crew’s adventures. He uses his goofy optimism to buoy the group's spirits during chaotic escapades. Fetch’s presence adds a layer of comic commentary on modern fame culture.

A dim-witted, masochistic Jack Russell Terrier whose goofy outlook and misadventures provide comic relief. He becomes entangled emotionally with Frankie, adding a lighthearted counterpoint to the film’s more dramatic moments. His antics keep the group’s energy high.

An attractive red Borzoi who tempts Bull and echoes Honey’s presence, reminding him of his feelings and complicating the love triangle. Molasses’s interaction with Bull marks a pivotal moment in the romance arc without graphic detail. Her entanglement nudges Bull toward self-awareness.

A Great Dane who mocks Sterling and serves as a loud, comic counterpoint within the show-dog world. Luther’s humor and boisterous presence amplify the film’s satirical edge and provide a chorus of commentary on canine society. He supports the group with boisterous energy.

An intersex Dobermann bouncer at The Humphouse who captures Lucky’s attention. Frankie represents the film’s boundary-pushing humor and adds a quirky romantic thread. Their dynamic contributes to the comedy and unexpected tenderness of the story.