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'''Emily Winthrop''' is the [[wikipedia:British people|British]] owner/operator of[[Emily Winthrop's Canine College]].
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==Biography==
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She has been training dogs since 1954, when she graduated Lord Smiley. She belives that "choke" and "chain" are the most important words in life. Her favorite magazine is JOCO (Journal of Canine Obedience). She humiliates the owners of bad dogs, while rewarding dogs and people equally for a job well done.
  
 
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Revision as of 17:20, November 11, 2008

Emily Winthrop
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Character Information
Gender: Female
Status:
Unknown
Hair: orangey
Occupation: Dog Trainer
Relatives: Unknown
First appearance: Bart's Dog Gets an F
Voiced by: Tracey Ullman


Emily Winthrop is the British owner/operator ofEmily Winthrop's Canine College.

Biography

She has been training dogs since 1954, when she graduated Lord Smiley. She belives that "choke" and "chain" are the most important words in life. Her favorite magazine is JOCO (Journal of Canine Obedience). She humiliates the owners of bad dogs, while rewarding dogs and people equally for a job well done.