Not all heroes wear capes.
Some of them can't put the capes on because they don't have thumbs. What they do have is fur, four feet, powerful snouts, and they are usually highly cute.
Masha and the Dogs explores the hero dogs throughout history and shines a spotlight on every-day dogs who are heroes in their own rights (just as ask their pawrents).
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Not all heroes wear capes.
Some of them can't put the capes on because they don't have thumbs. What they do have is fur, four feet, powerful snouts, and they are usually highly cute.
Masha and the Dogs explores the hero dogs throughout history and shines a spotlight on every-day dogs who are heroes in their own rights (just as ask their pawrents).
In this episode of Masha and the Dogs we meet local and historical heroes who are not afraid to live it up!
First, we chat about Ben and Leila - two beautiful golden heroes who are well known in the neighborhood for their ability to make a gloomy day brighter but who are also not afraid to throw some sass and get into a little trouble in the name of good ol' fashioned fun.
Then, we meet Sinbad the Sailor, a historical K9 hero who was, not just a mascot, but an actual crew member of the USCGC Campbell. In fact, he was one of two animals to be classified as non-commissioned officers by an arm of the United States military. But he also was also prone to drinking and getting himself into trouble and had to face the captain's mast on more than one occasion.
Tune in to hear more about these heroic trouble-makers!
Masha and the Dogs
Not all heroes wear capes.
Some of them can't put the capes on because they don't have thumbs. What they do have is fur, four feet, powerful snouts, and they are usually highly cute.
Masha and the Dogs explores the hero dogs throughout history and shines a spotlight on every-day dogs who are heroes in their own rights (just as ask their pawrents).
