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|''[[Bob and George]]''}}
Robots are cool. Dogs are cool. Put them them together and you get a '''Robot Dog'''!
Unsurprisingly, the best traits a dog could have make for excellent traits in robot companions: loyalty, friendliness, a fierce protective streak... so why not jump to the logical conclusion and combine the two? A Robot Dog has all the good perks of a lovable pooch without (theoretically) any of the bad! Tearing furniture up, hiding your slippers, leaving hidden piles of poop for you to step on in the yard? All a thing of the past should you own one of these metallic mutts!
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* In ''[[Nobody Dies]]'', Zwei, or [[Neon Genesis Evangelion|Unit-02 as you may know him,]] is a 200-foot-tall killing machine that thinks that it's Asuka's doggie; it's a deliberate [[Expy]] of Dug from ''[[Up (animation)|Up]]''.
* In ''[[Final Stand of Death]]'', more like a [[Petting Zoo People]] mixture with [[Mechanical Lifeform]], Fusion Gundam in counts since they do take on wolf-forms.
* In the [[Mega Crossover]] ''[[No Tendo]]'', the giant AI tank on the planet Refuge creates dozens of AI dog-bots to be its liaisons with various human groups (and to be the occasional infiltrator as well).
== [[Film]] ==
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