#dunglap

1. The idea of two characters with opposite personalities sharing the same body is a very weird yet universal and potentially intriguing idea.

2. The show's titular characters have conflicting personalities that make it difficult for them to having to have things go there way, but learn to deal with one another, keeping up with its relatable universal theme of friendship/brotherhood. While they may take advantage of one another, they remember that they are best friends or best siblings.

3. The harshness and constant social abuse the two characters face emphasizes on the fact that they are the only two-headed creatures on Earth, and naturally are labeled as "freaks" or in rare cases, "ugly" by everyone in town, seems to reflect on how certain people are mocked and ridiculed due to not meeting up to society's acceptance of looks and appearance. People can't help the way they're born and it's something most people can't understand. It's also natural that characters such as Mervis and Dunglap, both depicted as geeks, are also friends with CatDog, making them stand out as side characters. Cat often suffers more and is often an easy target for The Greaser Dogs, and other dogs, because he is a feline, making it a perfect allegory to racism and bigotry, saying no one should be picked on just because of there race, sex or skin color. Again, staying true to the universal issue of one being picked on for being different on any level.

4. Winslow enjoys seeing CatDog suffer and likes to tangle their minds to cause drama, just anyone (relative or not) who gets pleasure off of seeing others be unhappy with each other. We've all known people like this, and if they're related to you, they will unfortunately be with you forever. Also note that, it has been implied a couple of times in the show that Winslow is just jealous of CatDog and there brotherly love, loving nothing more than to see them unhappy.

5. Rancid Rabbit, AKA the rabbit of many jobs. Seems to represent/parody authority figures and/or the money grubbing greed of the government, holding the power over anyone he can fool (especially CatDog), would most likely be poking fun at capitalism and consumerism. He basically looks like the type of character you would see in The Simpsons.

6. Lastly, everyone deals with hardship in their lives and people they don't like. CatDog's brotherly love is the one thing that keeps there happiness and tramples all the bad stuff (yes even Dog chasing after a garbage truck) that keeps on happening to them, sending somewhat of a positive message to viewers of all ages.