Mary Allen
Basset Hounds are known for their long, droopy ears, and soulful eyes. They are a lovable and friendly breed, which is why they are a popular choice for TV shows and movies. Here are 21 famous Basset Hounds on TV and in movies.
Droopy – Droopy is one of the most iconic Basset Hounds, known for his slow drawl and sad eyes.
Huckleberry Hound – Huckleberry Hound is a cartoon character who is a blue Basset Hound with a southern accent.
Fred Basset – Fred Basset is a comic strip character who is a Basset Hound.
Columbo’s Dog – In the TV series “Columbo,” the detective’s loyal Basset Hound was a regular character.
Waddlesworth – Waddlesworth is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “102 Dalmatians.”
Beasley – Beasley is a Basset Hound who appeared in the TV show “Turner and Hooch.”
Hubert – Hubert is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “Best in Show.”
Flash – Flash is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “The Dukes of Hazzard.”
Porthos – Porthos is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “The Three Musketeers.”
Napoleon – Napoleon is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “The Aristocats.”
Rusty – Rusty is a Basset Hound who appeared in the TV show “Gidget.”
Buddy – Buddy is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “The Ugly Dachshund.”
Rufus – Rufus is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “The Rescuers.”
Rosco – Rosco is a Basset Hound who appeared in the TV show “The Dukes of Hazzard.”
Sam – Sam is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “Down and Out in Beverly Hills.”
Beauregard – Beauregard is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “The Great Muppet Caper.”
Charlie – Charlie is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “All Dogs Go to Heaven.”
Norman – Norman is a Basset Hound who appeared in the TV show “The Nanny.”
Napoleon – Napoleon is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “Puff, the Magic Dragon.”
Elvis – Elvis is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “Oz the Great and Powerful.”
Bagel – Bagel is a Basset Hound who appeared in the movie “Red Dog.”
These famous Basset Hounds have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide, showcasing the breed’s lovable and friendly nature. They have become iconic in the world of TV and movies, and their soulful eyes and droopy ears have become a trademark of the breed. Basset Hounds may not be the most athletic breed, but their charm and personality have made them a popular choice for filmmakers, and these famous examples only serve to further cement their place as one of the most beloved breeds.