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Short description: Stripe Heeler (also known as Uncle Stripe) is a secondary character that has appeared in multiple episodes of Bluey. Stripe is the husband of Trixie, the younger brother of Radley and Bandit, the paternal uncle of Bluey and Bingo and the father of Muffin and Socks.
Implies: bluey, mammal, dog, canid, male, blue heeler

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Stripe is Bluey and Bingo’s uncle and the younger brother of Bandit and Rad.

He loves squash, his car, and a good old fashioned “STUMP FEST!” But more than anything, Stripe loves a BBQ and – if his apron is to be believed – he’s the world’s best chef!

Stripe can get a bit carried away sometimes at parties and family events, but it’s always good fun. Stripe loves his wife, Trixie, and their two daughters, Muffin and Socks.

He loves playing with his kids too but from time to time he can struggle to control them… but he’s learning!

Size: 876x1629 | Tagged: artist:t9, stripe heeler, blue heeler, canid, dog, mammal, anthro, boy, cub, male, plantigrade, solo boy, solo cub, solo male, young, bluey, colored, digital, flat colored, safe, blushing, crossdressing, dress, fur, solo

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