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Dexter, a fawn-colored French bulldog,

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lives with his human in

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an apartment in New York

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City. But Dexter has another

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life his human knows nothing

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about. He is the famous

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detective Dexter. Every morning, Dexter

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hops onto the fire escape

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where he keeps an office.

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His trustee assistant, a Pomeranian,

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named Peanut, is always early.

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And there is always a

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line of city dogs who

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need help. Last time, we left

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off with Dexter and Peanut returning

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to the office to find

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a French bulldog pretending

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to be Dexter. Dexter's

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doppelganger, a Frenchie

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who looks exactly

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like him, has a sidekick who's

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a sidekick who's a Dalmatian. They've

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just been kicked out of the

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office. Now, Dexter is on the

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case to find out what's really

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going on. We need to know

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what they've been up to.

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Is there anyone who believes

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this Frenchman is actually me?

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Well, they've clearly been at it

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for a while. They came up

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with the plan to trap me.

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You know who I think we

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need? The skeleton and the closet.

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Oh, peanut. No. Not secrets.

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Tell me what I had

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for dinner last night. She

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wants hours too. We'll just

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make one up. Dexter

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reluctantly goes with peanut

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to see secrets. The

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skeleton in the

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closet. The all-knowing

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dog. Hello old friend.

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Secrets. Tell me what I

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had for dinner last night.

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Oh, what about tonight?

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I foresee... dumpling. Just

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what I was thinking.

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Secrets? We are on

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a case and peanut beliefs

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you... might be able to

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help us. Let me guess.

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The Frenchi pretending to be

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the Frenchi? Your double ganger?

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We? Who is he? He's

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called Francois. He is indeed

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French and was cast out

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of his family for his

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very bad behavior. He wanted

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to be the leader, the

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head of his family, but

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they would not let him.

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So, now he's here in

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New York. And once he

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heard about Dexter, well, now

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he's got a new goal.

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Become the greatest detective the

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animals of New York have

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ever seen. Become Detective Dexter.

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Dexter is shocked. He's never

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had a rival like this

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one. He must be stopped.

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Dexter and peanut call the

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Tribune. The dogs come from

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every part of the city.

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We have a problem. There

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is a dog, a French

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bulldog, pretending to be me.

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I do not know how

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many of you have seen

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him or spoken to him,

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but he is out for

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trouble. He is out to

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replace me. Do not believe

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anything he says. He may

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look like me, but he

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is up to no good.

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He is trying to become

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detective decks there. I've seen

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him. The guy showed up

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at my door. Said he

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was you, but he wasn't

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with peanut. He was with

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a Dalmatian. First when he

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said peanut had been replaced,

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I was really surprised. Never

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thought that would happen. But

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he knew so much about

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you. Sounded like you and

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everything. So I started to

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believe him. Once they finished,

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a small dog approaches. A

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very French dog. A teacup

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poodle. Excuse me, Detective?

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Uh-huh-huh. I am Emily. I know

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this double getting out of yours.

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Do you know where he is

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now? I should hope so. He's

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been staying with me. Him in

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that Dalmatian. And ever since they

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arrive, they've been causing all sorts

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of trouble. If you come with

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me, I'd appreciate some help getting

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them out of my house. Lead

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away, Emily. Emily takes Dexter and

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peanut to her house. It's a

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big townhouse. Frost's what's what? And

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the Dalmatian are lounging in the

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backyard. So, we meet again. We,

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it seems so. Listen, Buster, I

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don't know what your plan is,

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but stop now. Or else? The

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Pomeranian thinks it's tough. The name's

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Peanut, and I am tough. You

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came here to cause trouble, and

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we will not stand for it.

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You must cease and desist. And

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if we don't, then you will

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be run out of town. All

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of the dogs know who you

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are now. Anything you were trying

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to accomplish is now over. Then

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suddenly, Francois gets up and charges

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the victim. He stops when they're

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face to face. Oh, look! Frostwar

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has stepped in a puddle. Some

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of the water splashed on his

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nose, so he pours at it

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to get the water off. But

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when he does, he reveals that

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he's not a doppelganger after all.

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He's got a big white fur

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patch running over his nose on

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his snout. You covered it up

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to look like Dexter. We? Tells

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out we are not twins. You

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are just a fraud. The Dalmatian

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steps in front of Francois. Terrible.

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In enough. I have had enough.

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I want you out. You come

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here, tail between your legs, looking

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for a place to stay, using

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our friendship to do it. And

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then you cause trouble, everywhere you

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turn. Well, I have had it.

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Amalie, the teacup poodle. growls

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and runs around the Dalmatian

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in circles. No more trouble

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from you. Out, out, out.

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Off with you. Matt North,

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off with you, right now.

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Dexter, Peanut and Amelie, follow

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Franceois and his Dalmatian all

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the way to the train.

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You will get on a

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train and find somewhere new

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to stay. I have had

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enough. Amelis sees there is

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a train heading west in

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just 10 minutes. They leave

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them to the train and

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watch as they board. The

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doors close. Go and do

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not come back. Your fears.

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Thank you. It's not always

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easy for someone my size,

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but my teeth are sharp.

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So when I show them,

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they know I mean business.

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Mercy, Amelie, for your help.

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Anytime you need a little

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backup, I'm your girl. See

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you later. Amelie, heads out.

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Just as Foswar and the

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Dalmatians train begins to move.

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I hope we don't see

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them again. Me too, Pinat.

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Me too. But if we

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do, we'll be ready. We.

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Now, how about a train

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station hot dog? I haven't

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had one of those in

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a long time. Pinat. All

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hot dogs are the same.

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Are the same. And you

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just had one yesterday, I

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am sure. That was a

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hot dog stand hot dog,

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not a train station one.

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Duh. Oh, peanut. What am

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I going to do with

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you? I think you know

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the answer to that question.