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This is a page describing Charles' relationships with other characters. Loud family[]Other pets[]Generally[]Charles often socializes with Cliff, Geo, and Walt and the four of them are often seen together. He does not socialize often with Hops, Izzy, El Diablo, Bitey, Gary, or Fangs, but they don't have any animosity either. Cliff[] Charles and Cliff play in the mud together. Charles and Cliff get along very well and do not fight like stereotypical cats and dogs: usually they are not fighting, but when they do fight, Geo and Walt are involved too. They're often seen together, either with just each other or with Geo and/or Walt. In "Picture Perfect", they chase each other. In "Undie Pressure", Charles and Cliff play in the mud together. In "Pets Peeved", Charles and Cliff (along with Geo and Walt) scheme together to get rid of Watterson. In a flashback in "Head Poet's Anxiety", Cliff (along with Walt) attends Charles's first birthday party. In "Home of the Fave", Charles becomes jealous of Cliff for sitting on Lynn Sr.'s knee. In "Love Birds", they work together along with Geo to help find a girlfriend for Walt. He also uses one of Cliff's whiskers to make a fake mustache for Walt. In "Feast or Family", he and Cliff share some spaghetti. In "Slice of Life", Charles fights with Cliff (along with Geo and Walt) over the Loud kids' abandoned slice of pizza. In "So Long, Sucker", they (along with Geo and Walt) scheme to get rid of the robot vacuum. Geo[] Charles stands on Geo's ball. Charles and Geo get along well and Geo is often seen hanging out with Charles, Cliff, and Walt. In "Pets Peeved", Charles and Geo (along with Cliff and Walt) conspire against Watterson. In "Love Birds", they, along with Cliff, play matchmaker together with Walt. In "Slice of Life", Charles and Geo (along with Cliff and Walt) fight over the Loud kids' abandoned slice of pizza. In "So Long, Sucker", they (along with Cliff and Walt) scheme to get rid of the robot vacuum. In "Skatey Cat", Charles chases after Geo, and Lincoln uses Geo's ball as an advantage to prevent him from catching Geo. Walt[]Charles and Walt get along well and are often seen alongside Cliff and Geo. In a flashback in "Head Poet's Anxiety", Walt attends Charles's first birthday party along with Cliff. In "Pets Peeved", Walt and Charles (and Cliff and Geo) scheme to get rid of Watterson. In "Love Birds", Charles helps to find Walt a girlfriend. In "Slice of Life", Charles and Walt (along with Cliff and Geo) fight over the Loud kids' abandoned slice of pizza. In "So Long, Sucker", they (along with Geo and Cliff) scheme to get rid of the robot vacuum. Humans[]Generally[]The Louds love Charles a lot and take great care of him. In "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House", Charles poops out Lana's dollar and all the Loud kids except Lana are disgusted by that. In "11 Louds a Leapin'", Charles (along with Cliff, Geo, and Walt) accompanies the Louds (and the McBrides) when they sing to Mr. Grouse. In "Pets Peeved", the Louds all cry when they notice that Charles is missing. In "Slice of Life", he fights with Cliff, Geo, and Walt over the Loud children's discarded slice of pizza. In "Feast or Family", he and Cliff eat at the table with the Louds. In Clean-O-Clock, the Loud children (except Lily) can all clean up Charles's poop and his (and Cliff's) pawprints. Lincoln[] Charles licking Lincoln. Lincoln loves Charles a lot and the two of them get along well. In "Heavy Meddle" and "Baby Steps", Charles sleeps on Lincoln's bed. In "The Sweet Spot", it's revealed that at one point in the recent past, Charles peed in Vanzilla, grossing Lincoln, who was nearby, out. In "Picture Perfect", Lincoln tries to include Charles in the family photo, but gets frustrated by him chasing Cliff. For the second photo, Lincoln puts a sweater on Charles. In "Butterfly Effect", Charles reacts to Lincoln's suggestion of not telling Lisa about her spilled solutions as though it was a bad idea. Lincoln also imagines being able to understand Charles's barks, and in the same fantasy, Charles is shown to not understand that Lincoln was asking a rhetorical question when he said, "Don't you have a couch to poop on?" In "Chore and Peace", Lincoln takes out the trash, which includes Charles's poop. In "One Flu Over the Loud House", Lincoln is frightened to see Charles (along with Cliff, Geo, and Walt) sick with the flu. In "Study Muffin", Lincoln pulls Hugh away from Charles, who was nuzzling Hugh's leg. In "Back in Black", Lincoln, not wanting to admit that Lynn broke his model of the solar system, claims that Charles did it and scolds him, confusing him. In "No Such Luck", Lincoln wants to sleep in Charles's kennel but Charles growls at him. In "Pets Peeved", Lincoln apologises to Charles for kicking him out of his bedroom to leave room for Watterson. In "Not a Loud", Lincoln eats some of Charles's food to see if he's part beagle, but it makes him puke. In a flashback in "Deal Me Out", Lincoln at around age six or seven once mistakenly thought Charles tracked mud through the living room, when it was actually Lana. In "Love Birds", Charles steals two of Lincoln's polo shirts to create a beach scene for Walt. In "Family Bonding", Lincoln blackmails Charles into finding a way inside the Millers' house so he can earn a hot dog. In "Time Trap!", Lincoln claims that Charles was responsible for protecting their parents' vase. In "Skatey Cat", Lincoln prevents Charles from catching Geo by taking advantage of Geo's ball. In one of Lincoln's vlogs, it's revealed that he was the one who named him. In Ace Savvy on the Case, Lincoln wrongly suspects Charles of tearing a page out of Lucy's notebook due to the nearby clump of black hair. Lori[]While Lori and Charles don't interact much, she does like him and he likes her. In "Picture Perfect", she knits him (and Cliff, Geo, and Walt) a sweater. In "No Guts, No Glori", Lori says to Charles, Cliff, and Geo that she expects obedience even from those who are 'covered in fur and can only understand the word "sit"'. Charles promptly sits upon hearing the word. In "Change of Heart", Charles pees on a snow sculpture of Lori as an angel. In "Selfie Improvement", he attacks Lori when she tries to put a sweater on him. In "Schooled!", he eats a slice of Lori's pancakes when she lowers it down to his level. In Living Loud: Surprise Party, Charles comes to Lori's birthday party. Leni[]Leni, though not to the extent of Lana, is an animal lover, so she and Charles get along well. In "One Flu Over the Loud House", Leni is the one to think of escaping through Charles's dog door. In "Love Birds", Charles steals Leni's beach umbrella to create a beach scene for Walt. In "The Maltese Bear", Leni discovers that Charles has stolen Lola's teddy bear Mr. Sprinkles and takes the toy from him. Luna[]  Charles and Luna jamming. Charles does not have many interactions with Luna, but they do get along. In "House Music", Charles joins Luna in the band. In "Hand-Me-Downer", Luna rides a motorcycle with Charles. Luan[]  A puppy Charles pees near Luan. Charles and Luan get along pretty well, although he doesn't like her jokes. In "April Fools Rules", she shaves him, along with Cliff, Geo, and Walt. In a flashback in "Head Poet's Anxiety", Luan tells jokes to Charles at his first birthday party. Charles, however, doesn't like Luan's joke and pees on her. In "Feast or Family", he enjoys the spaghetti made by her and Lynn Sr. In "Schooled!", they fight over Mr. Coconuts. In "The Boss Maybe", she has him serve drinks. Lynn[]  Lynn disappointed that Charles is leaving. Lynn and Charles like each other a lot. In Lynn's podcast, she walks him. In "Sitting Bull", Charles prevents Lynn from hitting Lily with her tire swing. In "Any Given Sundae", Charles catches Lynn's football. In "Pets Peeved", Lynn commands Charles to sit, shake, and play dead. Lucy[]  Lucy reading Charles's "eulogy". Despite her gloomy nature, Lucy likes Charles a lot and he likes her back. In "Party Down" and "Spell It Out", Charles has his paw in Lucy's hand when she tries to conduct a seance. In "Pets Peeved", Lucy says a fake eulogy as a response to Charles playing dead. In "Back in Black", Lucy spies on Rocky in Charles's doghouse. In Living Loud: Surprise Party, Lucy reminds Lincoln, Clyde, and the Santiago siblings to bring Charles to Lori's birthday party. Lana[]  Lana hugging Charles. As the family's biggest animal lover, Lana loves Charles. Sometimes she even eats his food. In "Undie Pressure", Lana is tempted to play in the mud despite being told not to on a bet after seeing Charles (and Cliff) playing in it. She then curls up in Charles's bed. In "Chore and Peace", Lana picks up Charles's poop and puts it in the trash bag Lincoln was carrying, referring to the stool euphemistically as a "present". In "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House", Charles swallows Lana's dollar and she chases him, eventually getting it back when he poops it out. In "Lock 'n' Loud", Lana tries to teach Charles to be a watchdog. In "Potty Mouth", Lana fixes Charles's kennel. In "A Fridge Too Far", Lana keeps Charles's food in her section of the fridge, claiming that they're mostly for Charles but are indeed good for her teeth and her "coat". In "Pipe Dreams", Charles swallows Lana's lucky chicken bone and then coughs it up. In "Rita Her Rights", Lana claims that picking up Charles's poop is the best part of walking him. In "Tea Tale Heart", Lana tries to train Charles along with Hops, Izzy, Bitey, and El Diablo. In "A Mutt Above", he is playing with her. Later he almost becomes as stuck up as Victorie, but the ball snaps him out. Later the duo get mud on their nemesis. In "Love Birds", Charles steals all of the sand out of the sandbox to create a beach scene for Walt, leaving Lana confused. In the Mother's Day Gift Guide, Lana wants to buy dog biscuits for Rita to give to Charles. One of Lincoln's vlogs reveals that Lana found all the pets, including Charles, and cried until she got to keep them. "Head Poet's Anxiety" reveals that Charles's finding occurred in Lana's infancy. In "The Maltese Bear", she eats one of his biscuits. Lola[]  Charles confused by Lola's behaviour. Lola and Charles do not interact that much, but they get along fine. In "Potty Mouth", Lana uses Charles against Lola by pointing out that Lily was distracted by him and didn't see Lola crash her car, so she needed to do it again. In "Tea Tale Heart", Lola buries Rosie next to Charles's doghouse. In "Love Birds", Charles steals the lemonade (which Lola wanted to drink) out of the refrigerator to make Walt and his girlfriend feel like they are at the beach. In "The Maltese Bear", Charles steals Lola's teddy bear Mr. Sprinkles, to get the money for reasons unknown. Lisa[]  Charles coughing up a potion Lisa made. Despite Lisa's tendency towards animal testing and the fact that she sees attachment to animals as irrational (see "Baby Steps") Lisa seems to actually love Charles, as evidenced by "Pets Peeved" where she cries along with all her siblings when Charles (and Cliff, Geo, and Walt) goes missing. In "Linc or Swim", he drinks one of Lisa's formulae, which makes him throw up but he seems fine afterwards. In "Pets Peeved", Charles steals Lisa's slide projector. In "Love Birds", Charles steals the incubation lamp needed for Lisa's crocodile eggs to create a beach scene for Walt. In "How Double Dare You!", Lisa builds a robot, who covers Charles in non-stick vegetable shortening. She involves the dog in a challenge for Lincoln and Leni to determine who should be her partner for Double Dare. Later, DareBot curls Charles's fur and puts a bow on him. In "Eye Can't", Lisa bumps into Charles and mistakes him for the trash can. Lily[]  Lily rides on Charles. Lily loves Charles and they often play with each other. In "Potty Mouth", she points at him and says, "Doggy!". Later, she cusses when he takes her doughnut. In "Sitting Bull", Charles prevents Lily from being hit by Lynn's tyre swing and then Lily plays with him. In "Any Given Sundae", Lily rides on Charles as part of her plan to distract the twins. She later gives him a dog treat. Lynn Sr.[]Charles and Lynn Sr. don't interact much, but they get along fine. In "Lock 'n' Loud", Charles tries to eat some bacon off Lynn Sr.'s butt, but accidentally hurts him. In "Pipe Dreams", Charles coughs up Lana's lucky chicken bone in Lynn Sr.'s (and Rita's) secret bathroom, causing them both to think Lana was in there, which makes Lynn Sr. install a lock. In "Pets Peeved", Charles (and Cliff, Geo, and Walt) eat Lynn Sr.'s liverwurst, shrimp, and hot mayo casserole to frame Watterson, but it makes them throw up. In "Home of the Fave", Charles becomes jealous of Cliff when the latter sits on Lynn Sr.'s knee. In "Love Birds", Charles steals Lynn Sr.'s uncooked lasagna out of the oven for Walt and his girlfriend to eat. He later steals his wave machine to create seaside sounds for the beach scene the he and the other pets made for Walt. In "Feast or Family", Charles enjoys some spaghetti made by Lynn Sr. and Luan. In "So Long, Sucker", Charles hates the robot vacuum cleaner that was bought by Lynn Sr. In "King of the Chair", Lynn Sr. tells Charles not to get mud on the new chair, and then bathes Charles. In "Live Life Loud!", Charles eats some of Lynn Sr.'s lasagna. Rita[]  Rita walks Charles. Charles and Rita get along well. In "Pipe Dreams", Charles coughs up Lana's lucky chicken bone in Rita's (and Lynn Sr.'s) secret bathroom, causing them both to think Lana was in there. In "Rita Her Rights", Rita feeds Charles and walks him. She also exploits him by using not picking up his poop as one of her crimes. In "Undercover Mom", Leni claims that Rita is the only person whose lap Charles willingly sits on. He recognizes her in her "Brita" disguise this way and blows her cover by snatching her wig. McBride family[]Generally[]Charles gets along okay with the McBrides, but he doesn't have many interactions with them. In "11 Louds a Leapin'", he accompanies the McBrides (along with the Louds, Geo, Cliff, and Walt) to sing to Mr. Grouse. In "Tripped!", the McBrides pet-sit Charles (along with Cliff, Geo, and Walt). Clyde[]  Charles growls at Clyde. Charles and Clyde don't interact very much. In "Change of Heart", Clyde yells at Charles for peeing on a snow angel he made. In "Deal Me Out", a younger (about six or seven years old) Clyde thinks Charles tracked mud through the Loud house, when it was actually Lana. In "Game Boys", Charles attacks Clyde when he eats the sausage meant for him. In Living Loud: Surprise Party, Clyde doesn't want to touch Charles and claims he's allergic to dogs, although this information is pretty dubious as he also claims to be allergic to cats, which he evidently isn't.' In Ace Savvy on the Case, Clyde wrongly suspects Charles of tearing a page out of Lucy's notebook due to the nearby clump of black hair. Mr. Grouse[]Mr. Grouse is somewhat friendly to the Louds, but at times, Charles can give him problems. In "Cooked!", Charles poops in Mr. Grouse's yard, and the latter wants the Loud family to pick it up for him. In "Love Birds", Charles cuts all of the leaves off of Mr. Grouse's philodendron plant to create a beach scene for Walt.
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