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13) Sandy
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Sandy, the loveable golden retriever featured in the old-school TV sitcom Punky Brewster from 1984-1988, was so much more than just a pet on this show—she was a friend to Punky (played by Soleil Moon Frye), the offbeat and adventurous heroine of the program. Sandy as a true friend to Punky often helped the young heroine with life's little problems as she navigated through and around the series. Sandy's playful nature and affectionate personality warmed up the show, and the bond between Punky and Sandy was so great that audiences fell in love with Sandy as one of the most cherished TV dog characters of the '80s.
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