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Netflix Orders 'Doozie's Doghouse' Spinoff
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In Short: Netflix is set to premiere 'Doozie's Doghouse,' a spinoff of 'Gabby's Dollhouse,' in November.
Netflix has announced a new spinoff series titled 'Doozie’s Doghouse,' featuring Gabby’s sister Doozie, who was first introduced in 'Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie' and then in the 14th season of 'Gabby’s Dollhouse.
The trailer for 'Doozie’s Doghouse' shows Doozie, similar to her sister Gabby, getting tiny and playing with her friends in the Doghouse. The series will also feature crossover episodes with Gabby and her friends.
Doozie’s Doghouse is a mixed-media companion series that continues the fun with tail-wagging surprises, woof-tastic unboxings, and imaginative play. The series is created by Gabby co-creators Traci Paige Johnson and Jennifer Twomey.
The series consists of seven episodes, each 22 minutes long, and is set to premiere on November 9, 2026. Harris, who plays Doozie, was revealed as the actress for the role this summer.
Netflix is expanding its children’s content slate, with 'Doozie’s Doghouse' being one of several new projects. The streamer is also launching an unscripted spinoff 'Gabby’s Dollhouse: Makers and Bakers' hosted by Laila Lockhart Kraner, and a new game 'KPop Demon Hunters: Ready, Set Shine' through its kids gaming arm, Netflix Playground.
Background
Gabby is a given name, usually a short form of Gabriel or Gabrielle or Gabriella.
What's confirmed
- Gabby’s sister is getting a spinoff at Netflix.
What's still developing
- Gabby’s Dollhouse : The Movie delivered the surprising end-of-movie reveal when the 2025 film adaptation of Gabby’s Dollhouse the series first announced that Gabby had a little sister.
- The seed for giving Gabby a sister started when Johnson and Twomey had a funny idea for a dog episode of Gabby’s Dollhouse.
- We loved the idea of family, and Gabby is so nurturing and all the cats are her family.
- Hosted by Laila Lockhart Kraner as Gabby, multiple duos will complete baking and crafting challenges judged by Aidy Bryant, Justin Willman and Melissa Villaseñor.