'''Susan Swivelhips''' is a sultry, curvaceous, and seductive female dog, often depicted as the stereotypical femme fatale. Susan is known for her alluring voice and seductive mannerisms, which she uses to manipulate others to achieve her goals. Despite her outwardly charming and glamorous persona, she typically has a devious and cunning nature, often engaging in schemes and trickery.

She was only appeared in three episodes for the first season, including ''Rock 'N' Roll Star'' (her first appearance), ''Costra Nostra'', and ''Ghost'' (her final appearance).

She has a particular vendetta against the con-artist and her ex-fiancé Waldo P. Wigglesworth, for having abandoned her at the alter on their wedding day to avoid capture by the police. Despite her personal taste for revenge, she still has a soft spot for the scheming fox and is willing to go to lengths to get back in touch with him again.

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Category:Anti-Heroes
Category:Television Characters
Category:Jay Ward Productions Characters
Category:Animated Characters
Category:Bill Scott - Creator
Category:Chris Hayward - Creator
Category:Anthropomorphic Animals
Category:Female Characters
Category:Humor Characters
Category:Femmes fatales
Category:Dog Characters
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Category:Tricksters
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Susan Swivelhips


'''Susan Swivelhips''' is a sultry, curvaceous, and seductive female dog, often depicted as the stereotypical femme fatale. Susan is known for her alluring voice and seductive mannerisms, which she uses to manipulate others to achieve her goals. Despite her outwardly charming and glamorous persona, she typically has a devious and cunning nature, often engaging in schemes and trickery.




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