What a Cartoon! – Dino: Stay Out! (1995).The Flintstone Comedy Show (known as The Flintstone Frolics) (1980–1982).Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo (1979–1980).Fred Flintstone and Friends (1977–1978).
#Dino pets book skin#
In the show's first opening, Dino had blue skin and a green muzzle and in the episode, " The Snorkasaurus Hunter", he had light purple skin. In his first appearance in " No Help Wanted", Dino had darker skin, was a bit smaller and younger, and he also did not wear a collar which he would not wear until much later in the series. He can either walk on all fours all stand and walk on his hind legs. He wears a blue dog collar with an orange tag. Dino can also be moved to anger, at which point he will snarl and snap.ĭino is a male Snorkasaurus with purple skin (period pink to red) and black spots and three black hairs on his head. He will show his affection to Fred by pouncing on him, yapping happily, and energetically licking his face when he gets in view, which will sometimes be followed by Dino's tears if Fred gets cross with him. He also gets along well with the Rubbles' pet, Hoppy, after an initial rivalry, but their love of the babies got them to see eye to eye.ĭino is loyal, protective, playful, friendly and also usually over emotional. When Pebbles and then Bamm-Bamm came along, he took a protector/babysitter type role. However this incarnation of Dino was never referenced or mentioned again. His role was considerably different in the eighteenth episode, " The Snorkasaurus Hunter", where he was portrayed (in an apparent flashback story) talking, colored purple and, at the end of the episode, acting like a butler for the Flintstones, answering the phone, dusting and ironing. Here Dino is a lovable pup and would perform the traditional affectionate pounce on Fred that would define his personality for the rest of the franchise's history. But no matter how hard he tries to the contrary, Fred usually gives in to Dino's ticklish and wet doglike kisses.ĭino debuted in the opening credits of the first episode of The Flintstones, but was not mentioned by name until the fourth episode, " No Help Wanted" which was also his debut.
#Dino pets book series#
In " Dino Disappears", Fred and Wilma recall that they first met Dino one year before Pebbles Flintstone was born (however he was technically with them for three years before Pebbles according to prior episodes), where one day Fred was on his way home from work when he spotted the stray young Dino in the street and decided to play with him for a bit before moving on, but unbeknownst to him, the little dogasaurus had followed him all the way home and so Fred and Wilma decided to adopt him as their pet.Ī recurring gag in the series is Dino gets excited and knocks Fred down (usually when he comes home from work) and licks his face continuously. In the show, he is a metaphorical pet dinosaur and exhibits the characteristics of a typical domesticated dog. He is a pet dogasaurus of the series' main characters, Fred and Wilma Flintstone. 3.1 Television shows, films and specials.
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