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Literary Analysis: P.G. Wodehouse's 'The Mixer'

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Blackie's enthusiastic introductions to Fred directly led to the burglar's capture, demonstrating his accidental service to justice.

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What is the name of the protagonist dog in the text, and what variations of his name are used?

His name is Blackie (also spelled Blakie in some parts), and throughout the text, he is also referred to as "young nigger" and "Fido."

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