The Walking Dead 1016 answers every fans burning question – Undead Walking

Rick Grimes. Carol Peletier. Michonne. Daryl Dixon. All legendary characters inThe Walking Dead universe, yet none are universally beloved by all. One of the few characters who can hold such a title is, in fact, not even a person.

Of course, we are talking about Dog. Daryls aptly named companion since season 9 instantly became a favorite across the fandom, no matter which ship you support or which character you stan. In the TWDFamily, everyone loves Dog.

Whether its his adorable bond with Daryl, Connie, and Judith or his surprisingly effective combat abilities against the Whisperers, Dog has filled the Shiva-sized hole in many fans hearts.

So, in the season 10 finale, when we saw the survivors trapped in the abandoned hospital by Whisperers and walkers alike, it seemed like Dog would be done for. Sure, the survivors can cover themselves in walker guts and sneak through the horde, but what do they do about Dog?

Luckily, the survivors were able to keep Dog out of harms way, thanks to Lydias ability to guide the horde away from the hospital. Had the rest of the group needed to make a similarly stealthy exit, Dog probably wouldnt have made it.

While the show didnt make much of a fuss about his survival, Dog can be seen in the background when Maggie and Judith reunite in one of the episodes most touching moments. The adorable pup will always be a background character with a cool or heartwarming moment every once in a while, but as long as he survives everything is alright.

Some fans were upset about the lack of major deaths in the season 10 finale, but one characters survival that none will complain about is Dogs. Theres still a long, long way to go until the end ofThe Walking Dead, but heres hoping that Dog makes it all the way.

Are you happy to see that Dog made it out alive (and if not, why are you a monster)? Let us know by leaving a comment!

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The Walking Dead 1016 answers every fans burning question - Undead Walking