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Dinah

The dachshund who steals Pluto's bone and later wins his heart.

Dinah the Dachshund is a cartoon character who first appeared in the 1942 short The Sleepwalker, starring Mickey's dog Pluto. Produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by RKO Radio Pictures, the short marks her debut. She later appears in Canine Casanova (1945), In Dutch (1946), Pluto's Heart Throb (1950), and Wonder Dog (1950), becoming Pluto's recurring love interest. In her first appearance, Dinah is a dachshund who watches from a hole in a fence and steals Pluto's bone while he sleeps, sparking a chase.

Quick Facts

First appearance
The Sleepwalker (1942)

Lore & Background

In The Sleepwalker, Dinah first appears watching from a hole in a fence as Pluto sleeps and licks his bone. She sneaks up, pulls away his bowl containing the bone, and takes it for herself. When Pluto wakes and sees her licking his bone, he chases her through the neighborhood and takes it back. Later, while Pluto sleepwalks, he gives his bone to Dinah, but each time he wakes he thinks she stole it and angrily retrieves it. The chase escalates until Pluto destroys Dinah's doghouse in rage. There he discovers Dinah has puppies, now without shelter. Overcome with guilt, Pluto gives Dinah and her puppies his own doghouse and a pile of his bones. Grateful, Dinah gives Pluto a kiss, and he happily goes back to sleep in the rain.

Reader's Guide

Dinah the Dachshund is a minor but recurring character in the Pluto cartoon series. Her first appearance is in The Sleepwalker (1942), where she is introduced as a dachshund who steals Pluto's bone. The short establishes her as a clever and persistent character, capable of sneaking up on Pluto and taking his bone while he sleeps. Her design changes in later appearances, such as Canine Casanova (1945), In Dutch (1946), Pluto's Heart Throb (1950), and Wonder Dog (1950), where she becomes Pluto's recurring love interest. In The Sleepwalker, her role is primarily as an antagonist who triggers Pluto's sleepwalking and rage, but the story ends with her receiving Pluto's kindness after he discovers her puppies. Key moments include her first theft of the bone, the sleepwalking sequence where Pluto gives her the bone, and the final scene where she kisses Pluto in gratitude.

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