"Bonzo the Dog" is a fictional character created by British cartoonist George Studdy in the early 20th century. Bonzo is a playful and mischievous dog, often depicted in humorous situations that highlight his charming personality. The character became popular through illustrations, postcards, and merchandise, appealing to both children and adults. The character's first appearance was in 1922, and Bonzo quickly gained fame, leading to various adaptations, including books and animated films. Bonzo's endearing antics and expressive features made him a beloved figure in popular culture, representing the playful spirit of dogs in general.