Characters
Corneil: a talking dog. He is able to talk due to his 250 IQ. He is watched over by high school senior, Bernie. Sometimes Corneil will get Bernie in trouble. When something bad happens to Bernie, it's usually Corneils fault.
Bernie: Corneil's dog sitter. He is a high school student and is always getting detention because of Corneil's actions. He cares for Corneil when he is missing or in danger. Bernie is lazy and miserable because he is a bit unpopular and lives with his uncle.
John and Beth: are Corneil's rich owners. They leave Bernie as a "dogsitter" to watch over Corneil. They really love Corneil. They are also very nice which once got on Corneil's nerves. They work as salespeople and they sometimes welcome celebrities into their home.
Uncle Rico: is Bernie's Uncle and lives with him in the same apartment building as Corneil and his owners. He works as a janitor for the building. Uncle Rico never got his high school diploma, but the Principal at Bernie's school tutors Uncle Rico so he'll finally get a diploma. Nobody knows what happened to Bernie's parents.
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