Winton is a secondary character that has appeared in multiple episodes of Bluey.
Bluey.tv Description
Winton is Bluey’s friend from school and is an English bulldog, which, according to him, makes him “very obedient”.
Winton has a unique playground trick where he smooshes his jowls together and makes a raspberry sound with his tongue – and it always makes Bluey laugh.
Winton is a bit of a space invader. He is still learning about boundaries and personal space, often choosing to stand right up close when he’s talking to his friends.
He lives with his mum but regularly visits his dad at his house, which has a pool with both a shallow end and a deep end."A very obedient breed."
Biography
Winton is one of Bluey‘s friends and also goes to her school. He has a dad and mum who are divorced. Although he lives with his mother, he still visits his father regularly and spends a lot of time with him.
Appearance
Winton is an English Bulldog[1] with white, brown and dark brown fur. He has white feet, hands, belly and muzzle, brown tail, legs, arms, torso and head and dark brown ears and eyebrows.
Personality
Appearances
- S01E20 - Markets (debut)
- S01E29 - The Creek
- S01E41 - Mums and Dads
- S01E50 - Shaun
- S02E02 - Hammerbarn (cameo)
- S02E08 - Daddy Dropoff
- S02E16 - Army (cameo)
- S02E25 - Helicopter
- S02E31 - Barky Boats
- S02E33 - Circus
- S02E45 - Handstand
- S02E47 - Ice Cream (cameo)
- S02E49 - Typewriter
- S03E28 - Stories
- S03E34 - Space (cameo)
- S03E44 - Wild Girls
- S03E45 - TV Shop
- S03E49 - The Sign
Trivia
- Winton is a very obedient breed.
- He helps his dad sell toffee apples at the market.
- In Helicopter, he mentions that his parents don't live together, which means they may be divorced.
- Winton lives with his mum, but regularly visits his dad.[2]
- But despite this, Winton has yet to be shown with his mother in the series or other media.
- Winton lives with his mum, but regularly visits his dad.[2]
- The only Nickname he used was Fluffy the Clown which was used in Circus.
- In Polish dub his name is ''Fartuch'' which means Apron.