List of fictional canines in literature

Main article: List of fictional canines

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This is a list of fictional canines in literature and is subsidiary to the list of fictional canines. It is a collection of various notable non-dog canine characters. Dogs can be found under literature in the list of fictional dogs. Wolves can be found under literature in the list of fictional wolves.

Coyotes

Name	Work	Author	Notes
Rip and Snort	Hank the Cowdog	John R. Erickson

Foxes

Name	Work	Author	Notes
Mr. Fox	Fantastic Mr. Fox	Roald Dahl	A fox with a wife and four cubs who steals livestock from three nasty farmers to survive.
Mr. Tod	The Tale of Mr. Tod	Beatrix Potter	Owns two houses and in one of them he gets into a scuffle with an intruding Tommy Brock.

Jackals

Name	Work	Author	Notes
Tabaqui	The Jungle Book	Rudyard Kipling

References

Fictional organisms

Plants

Plants

Animals

Amphibians

Frogs and toads
- animation

Reptiles

Birds

Mammals

Canines	Animation Comics Film Literature Television Video games Dogs Animation Video games Wolves

Felines	Animation Comics Film Literature Television Video games Big cats Animation

Rodents	Animation Comics Literature Video Games

Primates	Animation Comics Film Literature Television Video games

Ungulates	Animation Horses Literature Pachyderms Pigs

Miscellaneous	Bears Marsupials Mustelids Badgers Animation Rabbits & hares Raccoons

Humanoids

General	Animation Comics Film Literature Television Video games

Specific	Avian Piscine & Amphibian Reptilian

Other

Alien species	By form Ancient Aquatic Humanoids List Insectoid Mammals Non-sentient Parasites Plants and fungi Reptilians and amphibians Robotic

Legendary	By type Dragons Film and television Games Mythology and folklore Literature Popular culture Giants Giant animals Vampires By region Dhampirs Unicorns Winged unicorns Winged horses Werewolves Fiction Werewolf fiction

Theological	Angels in theology Fictional angels Theological demons Fictional demons

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