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During the morning at the cop station, Dog Man's trying to get Milly attention by acting "obnoxious." She yells at Dog Man but notices that Dog Man was trying to tell her that it's Chief's birthday. She proceeds to call the cops for a meeting. At the meeting, Gloria decides to bake a cake, a cop we'll call "Baxter" decides to make a card, and Buster and another cop decide to handle the decorations. MiIIy asks for suggestions for presents. She says that Chief is forgetful, so Baxter decides to get him "Supa Brain Dots." The cops think of more gifts, but one says Chief is lonely, so he decides to get a pet for him, which Baxter decides a fish. Baxter says that fish are awesome pets, and Buster says that they aren't "filthy and obnoxious like dogs," thus, hurting Dog Man's feelings. Milly puts Dog Man in charge of getting a fish, but not a dead one. Dog Man gets excited, so he flips, proceeding to a Flip-O-Rama. Dog Man runs to the pet store. On his way, Chief arrives, but in Dog Man's excitement, he trips Chief over.
However, cat criminal Flat Petey is up to no good, and Dog Man wants to impress the Police Chief by catching him. But it’s easier said than done when Petey builds the Treasure Tank 2000 and rides around town hypnotising people into giving him all their money with his love ray. Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of all kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in the 21st century.
Sarah says to Dog Man and Chief that she and Zuzu are going to write a news story about their adventure and they leave. As Dog Man and Chief walk home, Chief says that while there was nothing new today, it was the best birthday he ever had. The second book in Dav Pilkey's freewheeling series about a half-man, half-dog police officer remains true to form: It's ridiculous, pure fun for reluctant readers and comic book fans alike. The plot in Dog Man Unleashed is more sprawling than the one in the first book, which presented Dog Man's origin story and a few short stories.
Character gets bonked on the head. One character robs a store, and another uses a "love ray" gun to get people to give him their valuables. An inmate fakes his death to escape.After almost being cut to pieces by the living scissors, Flat Petey runs out of the city into the sunset, with the witch doctor and his living scissors behind his tail. Sarah and Chief then cheer for Dog Man. Meanwhile, Dog Man is chewing his bone at his cop cubicle until he gets a phone call from Sarah Hatoff saying the pet store crook didn’t steal money. He only stole little treasure chests. Sarah was asking if Dog Man knows what the treasure chests were made of and he thinks they are made of wood, so he says ”Bark!” but they were made out of plastic. And Sarah said that they just wrote a story on it on their news blog. Jeff Kiney's Writing brought me to tears. I loved the part when Dog man said its Doggin Time and he Killed Green goblin. I also loved the part when Walter White met Greg Heffley and asked him if he should do it and Greg said "Wahtever man just PeePeePooPoo all over the place". I Loved this.💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀. Edit: I wrote a review for the wrong book man. Petey is still zapping everyone with his love ray, while Dog Man watches from a nearby building. Dog Man reaches the treasure tank, and starts chewing on the controller, thinking it is a ball. It shakes the Treasure Tank 2000, until Petey falls off. All the people who were zapped by the Love Ray chase after him, because they all want to marry him. Petey hides in Cat Jail, and closes the door. It turns out Petey did not notice he was not alone in his cell, as the cop working in Cat Jail ran to Petey, being really happy to discover that he wasn't dead and held the evil cat in his arms. As he sang a lullaby, Petey cried out of embarrassment. Families can talk about the artwork in Dog Man Unleashed. Does it look like something you could draw? How is it different?
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