Dolly

“	Bow-whacka-wow!	”
—Dolly

Dolly Dalmatian is a female Dalmatian dog and the female protagonist of 101 Dalmatian Street. She is one of the eldest siblings among Delilah and Doug's puppies.^[4][5] Both she and Dylan look after their younger siblings while their parents are busy at work.

Personality

Dolly is a rebellious tomboy who comes up with a lot of insane ideas that end up causing trouble.^[3] She is more adventurous and outgoing than her brother, Dylan.

Physical Appearance

Dolly has white fur with black spots, and wears three rings on her neck; one dark blue, one light blue, and one orange. She also has black sports band like spots on all four legs.

In one of the images presented at the Annecy film festival panel, Dolly appears to have a yellow collar and looks slightly older than she does in the series.

Portrayals

Language version	Actors
English	Michaela Dietz
French	Aaricia Dubois
Hungarian	Boglárka Berkes
Italian	Monica Bertolotti
Polish	Ewelina Ruckgaber
Portuguese (Brazilian)	Juliana Vasconcelos Póvoas
Portuguese (European)	Rita Tristão
Romanian	Bianca Mihaela Lixandru
	Anca Iliese
Spanish (Latin American)	Dafne Gallardo

Names in other languages

• Greek: Ντόλλυ (transcription: Ntólly)

Trivia

• She is sometimes refered by the fandom as "Cadpig" one of the original 15 dalmatians from both the novel and the 1997-1998 cartoon due to her appearance.
  • However, the crew members wanted her to be a descendant of Perdita.

Appearances

Season 1
101 Dalmatian Street Theme Song:		Appears
1. "Dog's Best Friend":	Debut	2. "Boom Night":	Appears
3. "Power to the Puppies":	Appears	4. "Who the Dog Do You Think You Are?":	Appears
5. "All Fired Up":	Appears	6. "Walkies on the Wild Side":	Appears
7. "May Contain Nuts":	Appears	8. "Winter Funderland":	Appears
9. "Snow Day":	Appears	10. "Perfect Match":	Appears
11. "Poetry Scam":	Appears	12. "Crushed Out":	Appears
13. "Girl’s Day Out":	Appears	14. "The Woof Factor":	Appears
15. "The Nose Job":	Appears	16. "My Fair Dolly":	Appears
17. "Flea-Mageddon":	Appears	18. "A Right Royal Rumble":	Appears
19. "Dal-Martians":	Appears	20. "A Date with Destiny… Dallas and Déjà Vu":	Appears
21. "The Wow of Miaow":	Appears	22. "Fear Window":	Appears
23. "The Dog House":	Appears	24. "A Summer to Remember":	Appears
25. "Long Tongue Day":	Appears	26. "Doggy Da Vinci":	Appears
27. "London We Have A Problem":	Appears	28. "It's My Party":	Appears
29. "Fox in the Dog House":	Appears	TBA. "The Longest Night":	Unknown

Shorts
1. "Merry Pups":	Appears	2. "Muddy Pups":	Absent
3. "Prank Pups":	Appears	4. "Ransom Pups":	Appears
5. "Target Pups":	Absent	6. "Yoga Pups":	Appears
7. "Jurassic Pups":	Absent	8. "Space Pups":	Absent
9. "Disco Pups":	Appears	10. "Diva Pups":	Absent

References

References

1. ↑ https://1o1-pics-n-vids.tumblr.com/post/185516920574/from-the-dutch-material-magazine-is-this
2. ↑ 101 Dalmatian Street presentation made during Cartoons On The Bay 2019
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} Cox, Chris (2018-11-14). Review: 101 Dalmatian Street. OneOfUs.net. Retrieved on 2018 December 9.
4. ↑ New Voice Talent Spotted for Disney’s ‘101 Dalmatian Street’. Animation World Network (2018-10-31). Retrieved on 2018 December 9.
5. ↑ Paloma Faith to voice poodle in Disney’s 101 Dalmatian Street series. Irish Examiner (2018-10-31). Retrieved on 2018 December 9.

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