Pluto Mickey’s faithful pet dog starred in 48 of his own cartoons, but also appeared along with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in many of their cartoons. Pluto was created as an actual dog character, with no speaking voice, as opposed to Goofy, who was created as a human character. The dog who would eventually evolve into Pluto made his debut as a bloodhound in the Mickey Mouse cartoon, The Chain Gang, in 1930. Later that year he appeared as Minnie Mouse’s dog, Rover, in The Picnic, and the following year finally became Mickey’s dog Pluto in The Moose Hunt.
The 48 Pluto cartoons are as follows:
1. Pluto’s Quin-Puplets 1937
2. Bone Trouble 1940
3. Pantry Pirate 1940
4. Pluto s Playmate 1941
5. A Gentlemen’s Gentleman 1941
6. Canine Caddy 1941
7. Lend a Paw 1941
8. Pluto, Junior 1942
9. The Army Mascot 1942
10. The Sleepwalker 1942
11. T-Bone for Two 1942
12. Pluto at the Zoo 1942
13. Pluto and the Armadillo 1943
14. Private Pluto 1943
15. Springtime for Pluto 1944
16. First Aiders 1944
17. Dog Watch 1945
18. Canine Casanova 1945
19. The Legend of Coyote Rock 1945
20. Canine Patrol 1945
21. Pluto s Kid Brother 1946
22. In Dutch 1946
23. Squatter s Rights 1946
24. The Purloined Pup 1946
25. Pluto s Housewarming 1947
26. Rescue Dog 1947
27. Mail Dog 1947
28. Pluto s Blue Note 1947
29. Bone Bandit 1948
30. Pluto s Purchase 1948
31. Cat Nap Pluto 1948
32. Pluto s Fledgling 1948
33. Pueblo Pluto 1949
34. Pluto s Surprise Package 1949
35. Pluto s Sweater 1949
36. Bubble Bee 1949
37. Sheep Dog 1949
38. Pluto s Heart Throb 1950
39. Pluto and the Gopher 1950
40. Wonder Dog 1950
41. Primitive Pluto 1950
42. Puss-Cafe 1950
43. Pests of the West 1950
44. Food for Feudin 1950
45. Camp Dog 1950
46. Cold Storage 1951
47. Plutopia 1951
48. Cold Turkey 1951