Canine Tutors?

Wile E Coyote (Mel Brooks) from The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour (1968), etc.... This canid native is a motivational speaker who instructs young people to live life through perseverance. "No matter how many times you get short-fused in life, your day is coming. Never give up."

Snoopy from It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown (1974), etc...: Struggling mystery novelist. Still has a lot to teach others regarding the craft of writing.

C.h.o.m.p.s. from C.H.O.M.P.S. (1979): No one could cheat on their homework or take-home tests while this robot dog is in charge of learning.

Copper from The Fox and the Hound (1981): He wrote The Special Forces Guide to Escape and Evasion from Hunting Parties.

Sandy from Annie (1982): As a loyal friend to little orphan Annie, he can teach your child how to be tolerant and suffer fools...and be a good listener.

Einstein from Watchers (1988): Genetically modified as a genius by the government. He's got the neurological computing power to teach math, science, and engineering to his eager students.

Porkchop from Doug (1991): Comic book geek and best friends to nerds alike. He can relate to the day dreamers and the creative types in his class.

Wishbone from Wishbone (1995): He leads the pack in numbers of books read. By now, he must have at least two or three separate dogtorates ... sorry... doctorates in literature.

Fluke from Fluke (1995): He remembers a lot from his past life as a human. That's real world experience to pass onto his students.

Bud from Air Bud (1997), etc...: My child doesn't need a tutor for his/her academic studies. My child needs coaching assistance for his/her choice of sporting activities.

Brian from Family Guy (1999): Best selling author. He has grit and determination to keep integrity as his top priority. Well, that's what he keeps telling himself and others.

Ein, the corgi and Grandmaster chess player from Cowboy Beebop (1998) and Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (2001).

Underdog from Underdog (2007)/Underdog (1964). He is an outstanding character who teaches others about the value of decent and high morals ... and the benefits of vitamins and exercise.

Hachi, the Akita Inu, from Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009). He's a professor of sociology and psychology. His specialty is grief counseling and family psychology.

Argonaut, the sentient canine robot from Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D (2011): several PHDs in foreign policy, international relations, and counter-intelligence theory.

Mr. Peabody from Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014), etc...: Historian, inventor, Renaissance dog.

Max, a German Shepard from Max (2015). A military historian, he's an expert in strategy, tactics, and organizational management.