Trivia

Trained by Charles P. Eisenmann, who also trained London from the earlier Littlest Hobo series. A number of his other dogs with the distinctive reverse mask also stood in, including the first London's grandson Litlon, but the main canine was always known as London.

The first 'London' was a German Shepherd purchased by Charles P. Eisenmann in 1946 in Los Angeles. Chuck created revolutionary new ways of training dogs, and other Alsation performers such as Venus, Raura, Toro and Bo followed. The top dog star was always called London however, in tribute to the soldiers with whom he served in England's capital, so the exact lifespan of each individual canine is unknown.