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* BigGame: A rugby game with an All Blacks selector present.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: During the rugby game, Wal throws an uppercut in the scrum... and punches himself. To add insult to injury, the referee tells him that next time he punches himself, he'll be sent off.
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* KilroyWasHere: Wal makes a moving speech about how insignificant it makes one feel knowing that an ancient tree will still be standing centuries after he's dead. He then carves "Wal Footrot Was Here" into the trunk.
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* SuspectIsHatless: The Dog's attempt to describe Cousin Cathy includes that she only has hair on the top of her head and she walks on her hind legs, because all humans look alike to him. Fortunately, Wal can't understand him anyway.
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* SuspectIsHatless: The Dog's attempt to describe Cousin Cathy Kathy includes that she only has hair on the top of her head and she walks on her hind legs, because all humans look alike to him. Fortunately, Wal can't understand him anyway.
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* SuspectIsHatless: The Dog's attempt to describe Cousin Cathy includes that she only has hair on the top of her head and she walks on her hind legs, because all humans look alike to him. Fortunately, Wal can't understand him anyway.
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* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep 'The Dog']]: The main protagonist and mascot of the strip, a border collie [[EmbarrassingFirstName whose name he never lets anyone reveal]]. Much like {{Garfield}} he seems as intelligent as a person but can only talk through thought bubbles. Has shades of LovableCoward and SmallNameBigEgo, but generally good at his job and devoted to his master.
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* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep 'The Dog']]: The main protagonist and mascot of the strip, a border collie [[EmbarrassingFirstName whose name he never lets anyone reveal]]. Much like {{Garfield}} ComicStrip/{{Garfield}} he seems as intelligent as a person but can only talk through thought bubbles. Has shades of LovableCoward and SmallNameBigEgo, but generally good at his job and devoted to his master.
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---> '''Dog''': ''Curse this accursed rain!'' Forty days and forty nights adrift! Well, a day and a half anyway...
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQT0t2s1MoE "Slice of Heaven"]] by Dave Dobbyn and Herbs.
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* LoveableCoward: The Dog. He wants to be brave, but...
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* LoveableCoward: LovableCoward: The Dog. He wants to be brave, but...
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* LoveableCoward: The Dog. He wants to be brave, but...
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* KindlyVet: The vet is usually depicted as being kind and good at his job, if a little rough around the edges (as country vets are wont to be).
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* HeyItsThatVoice: In the movie, Wal is voiced by New Zealand-born, Australia-active satirist John Clarke.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQT0t2s1MoE "Slice of Heaven"]] by Dave Dobbyn and Herbs.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Wal is voiced by New Zealand-born, Australia-active satirist John Clarke.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: In the movie, Wal is voiced by New Zealand-borne, Zealand-born, Australia-active satirist John Clarke.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: In the movie, Wal is voiced by Australina New Zealand-borne, Australia-active satirist John Clarke.
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* ADogNamedDogADogNamedDog: As noted above, he actually has a real name, but he will die before he lets anyone so much as utter it.
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* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep 'The Dog']]: The main protagonist and mascot of the strip, a border collie [[EmbarrassingFirstName whose name he never lets anyone reveal]]. Much like {{Garfield}} he seems as intelligent as a person but can only talk through thought bubbles. Has shades of LovableCoward and TedBaxter, but generally good at his job and devoted to his master.
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* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep 'The Dog']]: The main protagonist and mascot of the strip, a border collie [[EmbarrassingFirstName whose name he never lets anyone reveal]]. Much like {{Garfield}} he seems as intelligent as a person but can only talk through thought bubbles. Has shades of LovableCoward and TedBaxter, SmallNameBigEgo, but generally good at his job and devoted to his master.
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* TedBaxter: Wal is not the great sportsman he thinks he is.
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* TedBaxter: SmallNameBigEgo: Wal is not the great sportsman he thinks he is.
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Wrong trope. It\'s actually Alien Lunch.
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* IAteWhat: Wal's reaction when Cooch feeds him what he thinks is a freshwater crayfish, only for Cooch to tell him it's actually a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weta cave weta]].
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* IAteWhat: Wal's reaction when Cooch feeds him what he thinks is a freshwater crayfish, only for Cooch to tell him it's actually a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weta cave weta]].
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* SoapPunishment: Aunt Dolly does this to Wal after she hears him swearing at the livestock in an early strip. She runs across several paddocks to reach him.
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* EditorialSynaesthesia: Whenever Jess is in heat (read nearly all the time) she gives off little hearts.
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* AnimalsLackAttributes: ZigZagged. The trope applies to most of the animal characters, except for Cecil the sheep, who has very prominent testicles. Jess the dog and Dolores the sow also have mammaries when nursing.
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* AnimalsLackAttributes: ZigZagged. The trope applies to most of the animal characters, except for Cecil the sheep, ram, who has very prominent testicles. Jess the dog and Dolores the sow also have mammaries when nursing.
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* ADarkerMe: The Grey Ghost or the Iron Paw; the Dog's invincible alter egos (he wishes).
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In 1987 there was a feature-length animated film adaptation, ''Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale''.
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!!''Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale'' provides examples of:
* MyLifeFlashedBeforeMyEyes: Early in the film, the Dog starts drowning, prompting a flashback to his first day on the farm and his first encounters with Wal, Major, the Murphys, Jess, Cooch, and Pew.
* NotNowWereTooBusyCryingOverYou: In the Dog's flashback, Wal's reaction to the new puppy going missing. He's too busy telling Cooch what a great little fellow the Dog was to notice that the reason for Cooch's visit is that he's found the Dog and brought him back.
* ThirdPersonFlashback: The Dog's flashback is in third-person -- and includes Wal waking up, getting dressed, spotting Aunt Dolly's car approaching, and rushing around clearing up... none of which the Dog (who was in the car with Aunt Dolly) was there for.
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* CassanovaWannabe: 'Spit' Murphy
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* CassanovaWannabe: 'Spit' Murphy
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* WhatTheFuAreYouDoing: Rangi Jones learned all of his figting moves from watching kung fu movies.
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* AHandfulForAnEye: Rangi does this to Lex Murphy in one strip. Not having any sand available, he improvises by using a handful of dried sheep droppings.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Dog is "The Dog" because he wont let anyone know his real name.
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* DinosaurDoggieBone: An early strip has the Dog dragging off a moa bone bigger than he is.