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PERSONNEL FILE • CANINE DIVISION

Wolfgang von Fluff Bucket

Wolfie. Black-and-white Havanese. Eighteen pounds. Pink tongue. Bushy white eyebrows. Office companion. Field assistant. Not authorized to eat paperwork.

Havanese18 poundsRecorder carrierComfort unitMoving-car lap exception

FIELD EQUIPMENT

The recorder has legs now.

Wolfie can carry a recorder as part of Dewey's field communication system, making him one of the few office staff members whose job description legitimately includes wearing equipment.

CLARA'S DOG

She wanted a puppy for years.

Book 1 identifies Wolfie as a Havanese and notes that Clara had wanted a puppy for years before getting him.

MISADVENTURE FILES

Fieldwork is better with eyebrows.

FILE 01

Canine communications unit.

Wolfie carries recording equipment during one of Dewey's operations. No formal badge has been located.

FILE 02

The lap rule has one exception.

Wolfie usually does not like sitting on laps—unless the car is moving.

FILE 03

Clara takes over.

When Clara tells Dewey that children are not meant to parent their parents, Wolfie goes with her for the final stage of Don Fairchild's case.

RED-FOLDER NOTE

Fetch remains unresolved.

The television-development file adds that Wolfie loves a good game of fetch but does not know how to release, joins cases, and provides comfort when Dewey hits a difficult moment.