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==Notes==
==Notes==
*The watchdogs went unnamed. The junior novelization of ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon: The Junior Novel|Dark of the Moon]]'' refers to the dogs as "watchdogs".
*The watchdogs are unnamed in any ''Dark of the Moon'' media. The only specific descriptor they receive is in the junior novelization of ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon: The Junior Novel|Dark of the Moon]]'', which refers to the dogs as "watchdogs".


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Revision as of 06:58, 9 December 2020

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The watchdogs are salukis from the Dark of the Moon portion of the live-action film series.

The watchdogs are pets of Dylan Gould. They live at his residence in Washington, D.C., and are often brought to his workspace at Hotchkiss Gould Investments.

Fiction

Dark of the Moon film

Actors: Shooter and Hottie

When Sam Witwicky came to Gould Investments his girlfriend, employee Carly, he walked by the watchdogs, which prompted one to growl at the human, who then kept a steady distance. A few days later, the watchdogs were brought to Trump Tower in Chicago with Dylan and Carly, now hostage to the CEO. When Sentinel Prime ordered the Decepticons to invade the city, Dylan ordered his aides to keep his dogs safe. Once the city was secured, the dogs were left in the same room with Carly and kept docile temperaments despite the ongoing violence outside. Dark of the Moon

Notes

  • The watchdogs are unnamed in any Dark of the Moon media. The only specific descriptor they receive is in the junior novelization of Dark of the Moon, which refers to the dogs as "watchdogs".