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| - Puppy Love is a 1960 song by Canadian singer Paul Anka. It is heard on MWC in the season 11 episode, Lez Be Friends. Bud plays this song on the record player while seducing Elaine (This song also fits the situation as both parties are attempting to set up their dogs Frisky and Lucky on a date in order to help the latter's depression.)
- Puppy Love is a 7th episode of The Super Animals Stories of Heroes season 2
- Puppy Love is a Mickey Mouse short that was released on September 2, 1933.
- Mickey and Pluto come to call on Minnie and Fifi, but when Pluto exchanges the chocolates Mickey was going to give as a gift with the bone he has for Fifi, Minnie thinks Mickey did it and a violent argument starts. Mickey and Minnie each vow to give up the opposite sex... but they don't keep those vows for long.
- "Puppy Love" is the second segment of the 4th episode of T.U.F.F. Puppy.
- "Puppy Love" is the fourth episode from the seventh season of Barney & Friends.
- Puppy Love is a 1983 Sesame Street Little Golden Book featuring Ernie and Bert. Bert and Ernie dog-sit their friend Barbara's pet canine Hulk (whose size belies his name). Barkley joins them, helping Bert and Ernie learn responsible pet care.
- Again and again and again! 'Cause I got puppy love (ooh) Woof! Woof! I got puppy love! I got puppy love (I got that puppy love) See it in my eyes (in my eyes) I got puppy love (I got that puppy love) It's gonna be my demise (demise) You say ya love me, love me But it's only puppy love! Oh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, yeah Ooh-ooh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah Puppy love Woof! Woof! I got puppy love! I got puppy love See it in my eyes I got
- Puppy Love is a Little Golden Book. It was released in 1983 and it based off the Sesame Street television series.
- thumb|250px Puppy Love es un cortometraje protagonizado por Pluto, estrenado en 1933.
- What do you mean they're both only ten years old? Sometimes it happens that two characters display a startling amount of chemistry, even though they're both barely old enough to be interested in the opposite sex. This results in the occasionally squicky practice of Shipping two characters who are barely old enough to be in a relationship, but in fairness this isn't as squicky as . May be attempted by the fanwriters if the show deals with characters of that age group, but still wants to add in a romantic subplot.
- My life used to be so great. Sure, I may not have had the most friends, or the best home life, but I always came through with a smile on my face. I wish that had never changed, but you can't always get what you want. I made one mistake. One fatal mistake, that has haunted me ever since. I fell in love. The bad news came soon after. She told me she had gotten a different class for a while, so we wouldn't see much of each other in a few weeks. This brought my spirits down considerably. After that, she stood there awkwardly for a few moments, and left. She didn't even say “sorry”, or even “bye”.
- Annie accidentally kills a cantankerous neighbour Emrys (Anthony O'Donnell) and Tom falls for geek werewolf Allison, who has run away from home to seek out Tom after being one of a million viewers to see the video of his transformation online. Cutler, who has been upstaged by a new group of vampires, tricks Tom into killing two of them by convincing him that they are the vampires who are trying to expose werewolves to the public.
- Note: My OC chihuahua's named after my chihuahua named Daisy in real life, so no I'm not copying (I hope) It was a warm, February morning. Birds were singing, love was in the air, and a certian chihuahua was the only one awake in the house. Isabella's alarm clock rung, scaring Pinky. "Good morning, Pinky." Isabella said as she got out of bed. Pinky barked twice. "I can't wait until next week. It's going to be Valentine's Day, the day I finally get Phineas to notice me." Pinky barked. Don't you say that every year? He tried to say. "Um... hi." Pinky said shyly. "I'm Pinky."
- The episode opens with Otis, Abby, Pip, Pig, Freddy and Peck playing archery, which is interrupted by Duke who announces that his twin sister, Stamps is engaged and is stopping by with her fiancé. Just then, Stamps arrives and Otis suggests that she and her fiance get married at the barnyard, since the Farmer is away at Fire Dance Camp. Stamps' fiance arrives to reveal that he is Baxter. Duke tries to warn Stamps about Baxter being a bad person, but Stamps and Baxter claim that he has changed. Duke reluctantly gives Stamps his blessings, but is still suspicious of Baxter.
- Tonight is not the story of Fastheld or those who have found their way to the chapel but that of a man and woman who wish to start a life together. Pains have been taken to hide away any other distraction to such. Rounded arches line in a semi-circle along the outside of the nave, adding to the brilliance of light. Though the hall is draped in silver and emerald cloth, there are two places it remains absent. That is of the two doors at the back, which have been thrown wind. The right, and that to the gardens, brings the wafting scent of night trumpets and orchids.
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