Bullet In RFD TV Magazine

When RoyRogersWorld.com was first published to the World Wide Web in February of 2008, it included this page about Bullet The Wonder Dog. Please take note of the first paragraph on the page.

A couple of years later, in the September/October, 2010 issue of RFD TV magazine, page 8, there appeared a brief article about Bullet. Here at RoyRogersWorld.com we were surprised to see how much text from the RFD TV magazine article matched the text exactly from our own article. In the paragraphs below we have highlighted the text from RFD TV magazine that exactly matches the text from RoyRogersWorld.com.

"Bullet The Wonder Dog," a black and silver German Shepherd Dog, was a character who appeared regularly on the Roy Rogers Show (1951 - 1957). He made his debut in the Roy Roger's film Spoiler's of the Plains (1951) produced by Republic pictures. In real life, Bullet had the same name, and was also a family pet that was owned by the show's married stars, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.

"The Roy Rogers Show" was an action-packed Western with plenty of things for a good, honest, dog like Bullet to do. Typical episodes included Bullet alongside Roy and Dale as they rescued the weak and helpless from the clutches of dishonest lawmen, claim jumpers, rustlers, and other "bad guys." Bullet helped the duo maintain justice and was a master at knowing who the bad guys were, and always eager to bite a gun out of their hand or to tackle them when his human partners were outnumbered.

He could run alongside Roy's horse, Trigger, and keep up no matter where they went, but he also got to ride in Pat Brady's Jeep, Nellybelle. Bullet himself probably lost count of all times he untied Roy or Dale when they were caught by villains, and of all the bad guys he would find and lead to capture.