No
It's a real show.
it depends on which Nickelodeon show you like the most
The show's aren't alike, but the shows aired around the same time though. CatDog ran from October 4, 1998-July 24, 2004. Angry Beavers ran from April 19, 1997-November 11, 2001. --------------------------------------------------------- They are similar on the plot as well. Catdog and Angry beavers are both about siblings that fight a lot which brings them many problems.
Well their hatred towards CatDog was generally one sided and mostly geared towards Cat, Dog on the other hand got hate from them simply just being attached to Cat
A horror movie in the show "The Amazing World of Gumball."
CatDog is another amazing show that used to be on Nickelodeon. CatDog is one of Nickelodeon's best cartoons.
Yes, it's an aweosme show.
Simple idea but a good one.
Of Course CatDog is a good show for all ages. CatDog is a family friendly show.
CatDog is an awesome show. I'm 16 and I still love CatDog. Nickelodeon was awesome in the late 1990's when they had on the good ol' shows. Now in 2010's Nickelodoen is now filling the schedule with lousy garbage shows like iCarly and Victorious and All Grown Up. The good shows that are still on Nick are SpongeBob and Fairly Odd Parents and reruns of the Rugrats (old Rugrats). I wish that CatDog is still on Nickelodeon. CatDog is an amazing show.
Of Course, CatDog is amazing idea for a Nickelodeon show. CatDog was one of Nickelodeon greatest shows since 1998, even though it's sadly no longer on air, it's still one of Nick's greatest shows. CatDog was really popular back in 1999.
You can watch episodes of the show CatDog on youtube.
Yes it is a magnificent show.
Yeah its a kid friendly show
Yes, CatDog is a classic Nickelodeon show.
It's a real show.
This question is answered according to your opinion. Many who have watched CatDog as a child do favour it as an "awesome" show. Though individuals opinion vary; if you were to watch CatDog as an adult you may think it is immature; but it is up to the individuals' choice and preferrence.