Argos is Marie-Grace Gardner's dog.
Facts[]
- Name: Argos
- First Appearance: Meet Marie-Grace
- Breed: Bouvier des Flandres
In the Books[]
Meet Marie-Grace[]
It is mentioned Luc Rousseau rescued Argos when he was a young puppy and given to Marie-Grace as a little girl.
Meet Cécile[]
Cécile runs into Marie-Grace and Argos in the French Market, and she describes Argos as "the biggest dog she'd ever seen." He is "shaggy" and "dark gray." Argos nuzzles Cécile because he wants her pralines. Cécile is shocked that Marie-Grace is allowed to walk to the market with only Argos, because Cécile must always be accompanied by a servant or family member. Cécile meets him and Marie-Grace again outside of the cathedral and has to pull her skirt out of the way of his "big, muddy paws."
Marie-Grace and the Orphans[]
Marie-Grace Makes a Difference[]
In Marie-Grace's Collection[]
Argos.
Argos was introduced to Marie-Grace's Collection in 2011 and retired in 2014. Retail cost was $28.
Dog[]
Gray fluffy large plush dog. Longer fur on muzzle. Black plastic nose and brown plastic eyes. Pink tongue in open mouth. Ears are short with shorter gray fur on the outside. They are pink on the inside.
Argos is about 9" tall and 10" long. He is tall, approximately the size of Tatlo.