Fray

Fray is an Alaskan Husky puppy, and a tritagonist of the show. He is one of the least featured characters, and doesn't appear in as many episodes as his puppy pals.

Personality
Fray is really sensitive and a bit shy around others. He is a scaredy cat, and gets frightened by most things. Even though he is usually nervous, he is really kind towards his puppy pals and has a really big heart. He tries to stay out of trouble, and dislikes fighting, and Chips bullying. He has a liking for cats, especially kittens, and thinks they are adorable.

Trivia

 * Fray is the quietest and most sensitive of the puppy pals.
 * Fray is shown to be a scaredy cat, since he has many fears. He's afraid of many things.
 * Fray doesn't like getting into trouble, and tries to be a loyal puppy.
 * Fray really loves cats, mainly kittens. His owner has a cat, as well as him.
 * Due to Ally Genius, his voice actor, being really busy with her life, Fray is one of the least featured characters in the series. He doesn't appear in as many episodes as the other characters.
 * Fray considers Lucy his best friend, as he mentions it in "Obsessed With Peanut".
 * Even though Fray likes to be independent most of the time, he still loves to play with his friends at Caring Paws.
 * Even though Fray is male, his voice actor, Ally Genius, is female. This is the same with the other male puppies in the series.
 * Fray usually hides in the kennels at Caring Paws when he feels threatened by Chip.
 * Ally Genius, Frays voice actor, has her own YouTube channel that she checks and uploads videos to very often. You can check it out by clicking on this link, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaOECRmlDlhke1mwesXrxoQ.
 * Even though Fray is male, his voice is higher pitched and very feminine sounding compared to the other male puppies. This is because Ally Genius, his voice actor, is much more soft spoken than the other voice actors, and has a sweeter voice. She was picked to voice Fray because they knew her voice would suit him best, even though its feminine sounding.