Doggie Daddy is an anthropomorphic orange-furred dachshund and the father of Augie Doggie, known for his strong, affectionate bond with his son. He is a strict yet warm-hearted parent who strives to guide Augie, often providing firm advice that Augie happily obeys. Despite his blustering, old-fashioned demeanor and heavy Brooklyn accent, Doggie Daddy deeply cares for Augie and is always motivated by a desire to see him succeed and be proud of him. His most iconic catchphrase is "Dat's my boy who said dat!" — a proud declaration he makes when Augie does something admirable, often turning to the audience with a smile to express his joy and admiration. This deep affection is evident in his actions, such as when he overcomes his fear of climbing Mount Ono in the Laff-a-Lympics to save his son after being shamed by others for cowardice. Doggie Daddy's voice has been portrayed by several actors over the years, most notably Doug Young, who voiced him with a Jimmy Durante impersonation, giving the character a distinctive, growly charm.