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Animal Occupation Stereotypes

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Animal Occupation Stereotypes	comment	Because of Animal Stereotypes, a simple way to show a character's personality is to give them characteristics of — or even portray them as — an animal. However, many works will take things a step further and associate entire occupations with animals. This is very common in World of Funny Animals settings, but human-focused stories may simply focus on giving the characters Animal Motifs depending on their job as well. People in a certain profession may have some specific animals as pets or mascots. This may be done as a way for the author to express their feelings about certain occupations; animals considered likable may be used as positive representations of certain jobs, while animals considered unlikable may be used for negative representations. Sometimes, associating an animal with a job is done more neutrally, often as a comparison to the real species' ecological niche and behavior. This is often an opportunity to utilize Good Animals, Evil Animals. "Good" animals may be portrayed in heroic or noble jobs, while "evil" animals will often be portrayed as criminals. The exact level of criminality can differ depending on the individual animal, too. For instance, raccoons and weasels are commonly depicted as crooks, but are usually thieves, con artists, or otherwise part of the Quirky Miniboss Squad as opposed to serious criminals. Many animal job stereotypes will be Visual Puns as well. For example, a Loan Shark may be depicted as an actual shark, or an Amoral Attorney / Hanging Judge may be a kangaroo, as a pun on Kangaroo Court. References to the collective nouns of the animal's species are also fairly common, such as a businessman that's a ferret (in reference to a group of ferrets being called a business), or a fish that's either a student or a teacher (in reference to a group of fish being called a school). It is also very common to portray animals working in jobs that their real-life equivalents are often involved in, such as dogs that work as police officers, rabbits and farm animals that work as farmers, or dalmatians that are firefighters. For general examples of animals being hardworking, see Busy Beaver, Diligent Draft Animal, and Virtuous Bees. For animals that are typically not portrayed as hardworking, see Cats Are Lazy, Sluggish Seal, Laid-Back Koala, and Sluggish Sloths. Compare Powersuit Monkey for cases of non-anthropomorphic animals (especially primates, as the trope name suggests) working in human jobs, often for comedy. Also compare literal versions of All Drummers Are Animals. For mythical creatures being associated with certain occupations, see Corporate Dragon and Vampires Own Night Clubs. This is a sub-trope of Animal Stereotypes. Compare with National Animal Stereotypes, Stock Animal Behavior, and Stock Animal Diet, which this can also have some overlap with. For more coherent list of jobs that animals are commonly portrayed as working in, see the analysis page.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_13906bf7	comment	Sly Cooper is a raccoon Gentleman Thief. As for his rouges' gallery and the like: Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus introduces the bulldog gangster Muggshot and the Fighting Panda known as the Panda King. The background police officers that follow Carmelita are pigs. Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves features the mouse mechanic Penelope and the Pirate Parrot captain known as LeFwee. Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time has El Jefe, a tiger mercenary and conqueror-for-hire.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_14a837ea	comment	Awful Hospital: Dr. Phage is obsessed with ducks as a reference to him being an incompetent doctor, or a quack doctor.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_1504092d	comment	Az Erdő KapitÃ¡nya: The eponymous KapitÃ¡ny is a dog police chief. ZÃ©rÃ³ and his henchman Piroska are literal cat burglars. Rita Canari is a canary bird opera singer. Professor Arara is a professor of linguistics due to parrots being good at learning languages.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_17e6cb15	comment	Bojack Horseman makes plenty use of Animal Stereotypes for jokes and gags, so this particular subtrope naturally comes into play sometimes. "Bojack Hates the Troops" revolves around Bojack's petty dispute with a man known as "Neal McBeal the Navy Seal"; just as that punny title implies, Neal McBeal is an anthropomorphic seal and US Navy veteran of the Afghanistan War. Though the Ambiguous Syntax makes it unclear about whether or not he was specifically a member of the Navy SEALs special forces unit.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_1858fe06	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics) features a duck doctor named Doctor Quack.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_1b49ce18	comment	The Aristocats: Scat Cat is a jazz musician.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_2268de37	comment	Grimm: One of the Wesen species is the Eisbiber, or "Beaver", depicted as a hard-working laborer, usually involved in plumbing or construction trades. The recurring character Bud, a plumber who accidentally discovered his customer was the Grimm protagonist, was terrified at first, but eventually became an ally and helper.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_3b442d5c	comment	Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves features the mouse mechanic Penelope and the Pirate Parrot captain known as LeFwee.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_46518682	comment	Sesame Street: In an "Elmo's World" skit, one doctor features who is a duck, as a pun on "quack" meaning a phony doctor.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_480ec6f0	comment	Bonkers: The title protagonist is a toon bobcat who works as a cop for the LAPD with a human partner, either Miranda Wright or Lucky Piquel.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_4efed37e	comment	Robin Hood (1973): The titular character, Robin Hood, is a fox. He's portrayed as a crafty thief who steals from the rich to give to the poor. Some of Prince John's heralds are elephants, trumpeting with their trunks. Prince John's guards are rhinoceroses. The Sheriff of Nottingham and many of his soldiers are wolves. Allan-a-Dale is a rooster who works as a singer/minstrel.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_52252d02	comment	Litterbox Comics: A recurring character in the webcomic is an owl that serves as the teacher to the family's older son. One bonus panel of the strip shows a rhinoceros cop.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_5286ec36	comment	Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Early in the film, one of the cartoon characters seen is a pelican postman. Judge Doom's henchmen are weasel crooks. The Ink and Paint Club is a speakeasy-style establishment staffed by bowtie-wearing penguin waiters. They're not very competent, though — when private eye Eddie Valiant orders a drink "on the rocks," it's served with an actual rock in the glass instead of ice. The club's bouncer is a Killer Gorilla.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_56afadff	comment	Bedknobs and Broomsticks: An octopus is the drummer of the underwater band. A secretary bird is portrayed as the right-hand advisor to the king. In other words, his secretary. A pair of vultures are the paramedics of the soccer match. A Running Gag is them excitedly starting to run over to collect Mr. Browne whenever he gets trampled by the animals, only for them to become disappointed and walk away when they learn that he's still alive.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_59b2199f	comment	Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time has El Jefe, a tiger mercenary and conqueror-for-hire.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_61d4e874	comment	Conker's Bad Fur Day: Don Weaso is a weasel, and is the head of the fittingly named Weasel Mafia. Funnily enough, Weasels also show up as the guards to the tank, Weaso sends Conker to rob.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_65d9acd2	comment	The Sarah Jane Adventures: The episode "Death of the Doctor" introduces the Claw Shan Sheeth, a race of alien vultures who serve as morticians to the universe. They claim to be bringing The Doctor's body to Earth for burial. In reality, they are tired of the death and destruction they witness regularly and want to steal the TARDIS to change all of time and prevent it.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_7139b5dc	comment	Quick Draw McGraw: The title character is a Funny Animal horse, whose job is that of a sheriff during The Wild West.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_7558ef22	comment	Cars does this with vehicles. For example, Lightning McQueen is a race car, Sheriff is a police car, Sarge is an army jeep, Fillmore is a hippie van, the pit crew members are all forklifts, etc.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_791e7b7f	comment	Zootopia: Played straight with Judy Hopps' parents, as well as many of the other residents of Bunnyburrow, who are rabbits that work as farmers. Judy herself averts this, however, as she aspires to be a police officer. The Zootopia Police Department is almost entirely made up of large and intimidating animals, both predators and prey. Some of them include rhinos, an elephant, a buffalo, a lion, a tiger, a bear, and a wolf. When Judy first joins the force, she struggles to be taken seriously among them, due to being a small rabbit. Some minor characters seen at one point are construction worker beavers. Duke Weaselton is a weasel that is portrayed as a thief and bootlegger. Nick Wilde, a fox, is portrayed as a crafty con artist. Played for Drama when it's revealed that he turned to this lifestyle after getting bullied in his childhood just for being a fox, and decided that he was going to be a con artist if that's how the world saw him. Played for Laughs with Zootopia's Department of Motor Vehicles (or rather, DMZ — it's not clear what the acronym stands for, but it is clearly legally distinct), an institution that in real life has a reputation for agonizingly slow service forcing people to wait for hours — so it's staffed by sloths who waste Nick and Judy's time.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_80db7c52	comment	Aggretsuko: Washimi is a secretary bird, as well as the company's secretary.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_868ca5b9	comment	Zootopia+: The episode "Dinner Rush" shows an anthropomorphic pig chef/restaurant owner, who is named Gerald.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_8eba18b	comment	Webkinz features a duck named Doctor Quack who works as a doctor.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_8f4731fb	comment	In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, several vendors are rooted in PokÃ©mon stereotypes. Makuhita, a pugnacious punching bag-like PokÃ©mon, runs a dojo in the Rescue Team games. Audino, a PokÃ©mon known for healing others, works as a doctor in Super Mystery Dungeon. Klefki is a PokÃ©mon adorned with keys that don't serve much purpose. In Super Mystery Dungeon, he's hired to unlock treasure chests. Pelipper is based on a pelican. In the Rescue Team games, a group of Pelipper run the post office.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_9ab43a26	comment	PAW Patrol: Chase is a police dog — more specifically, a German shepherd.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_b2314993	comment	Blacksad: Zigzagged overall: Some animals have a profession their species make them suited for (a beaver architect, bear, rhino and crocodile henchmen, German Shepherd cop), others that are unexpected (a koala ringmaster, a jackal FBI agent, a (heroic) hyena lawyer), and some are on either side (Blacksad and Hitler are both cats, one fox is a cop and another is a racist murderer)... Further muddying the waters is the fact that discrimination seems based more on origin than species: The Klan's equivalent has all sorts of (white-furred) animals like polar bears, owls, goats... The In-Universe B-Movie Blacksad has to watch while waiting for a witness playes it straight: the president is a bald eagle, the general is a lion, the scientist is an anteater...
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_b4967d43	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog: Espio the Chameleon is a ninja who can turn invisible. Big the Cat is a fisherman, which is based on the stereotype that cats eat fish.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_b5b957e0	comment	Pixie and Brutus features a former military dog — a German shepherd named Brutus — being sent to live with a suburban family after his time in the service is over. He's portrayed similarly to a human soldier with hints of being a Shell-Shocked Veteran.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_bc1dc95a	comment	Pirates of the Caribbean: Hector Barbossa, a pirate, has a pet capuchin monkey named Jack.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_bca72091	comment	Animal Crossing: Redd is a fox who sells the player various expensive goods. However, some of these items are just common items or forged art pieces sold at an inflated price, making him a fox con-man. Booker and Copper are a pair of dogs who are either police officers or guards (depending on the game). Orville and Wilbur are a humorous take on this trope; birds acting as pilots isn't unexpectedâ€¦ except these are dodo birds, birds that are famous for the fact that they can't fly. Pelly, Phyllis, and Pete are pelicans who work at a post office.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_bd52c531	comment	Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach: Montgomery Gator is the mascot of Monty's Gator Golf, a mini-golf course located at the Mega Pizzaplex.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_c373050e	comment	Duolingo is an educational language-learning game. The mascot (as well as the instructor in the lessons) is an owl named Duo.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_c399cd39	comment	Part of the setting of Eclipse Phase is that there's plenty of uplifted animals around, whom the game treats in all seriousness as an occasionally-discriminated, occasionally-fetishized minority. It's remarked that animal stereotypes are one of many problems they have to deal with: people tend to assume orcas are creepy psychos, whales are puzzling mystics, dolphins are these funny playful fellas, bonobos are sex fiends, and so on. More often than not it's subverted (because, you know, these are stereotypes, not hard facts), but Stealthy Cephalopod is played more-or-less straight as there's a genuine mafia run by a bunch of creepy, secretive octopi.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_cf39ca4f	comment	Some early strips of Pearls Before Swine showed a pair of hyenas invoking this trope by pretending to be funeral directors, while repeatedly asking Zebra to send them any dead relatives of his so that they could eat them.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_de48ce05	comment	Happy Tree Friends: Lifty and Shifty the thieves are raccoons. Handy the beaver is a carpenter.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_e08fec3a	comment	Mary Poppins: In the "Jolly Holiday" sequence, the waiters who serve refreshments to Mary and Bert are penguins wearing bow ties.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_e5ad39ea	comment	Forestdale has a whole family of dalmatians, the Burnsides, in the firefighting business. Both parents and their eldest son are employed as fighter fighters while their youngest son's dream job is to follow in his family's footsteps and become a firefighter when he grows up.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_ec2c627b	comment	Sing: Two common jobs associated with gorillas are played straight regarding Marcus and his son, Johnny. Marcus and his gang of fellow gorillas are imposing criminals. However, Johnny wants to be a musician. A few of the cops in the movie are portrayed as anthropomorphic rhinos.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_f4291939	comment	The Rescuers and The Rescuers Down Under: Orville and Wilbur are albatrosses who run their own airline business. Fittingly, they don't so much fly planes as they are planes themselves.
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Animal Occupation Stereotypes / int_fcc41223	comment	Carry On: Kathy is a hyena and a journalist who originally wrote obituaries before the plot advanced. Her father is a mortician who often, shall we say, brings clients home for dinner. Her older sister Sandy seems to buck the trend by being an EMT, except that she has been known to eat patients who didn't make it to the hospital. Later on though, we see a kingdom in Africa ruled by hyenas (Kathy and Sandy being third-generation Americans) and they seem to be more of a Proud Warrior Race who hire themselves out as mercenaries.
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