7th heaven what kind of dog is happy

Noticeably absent from the gathering was Mackenzie Rosman, who starred as the Camden family's youngest daughter, Ruthie. Feeling so incredibly blessed to have these incredible people in my life!!! When it premiered in , "7th Heaven" helped put The WB on the map, becoming a signature show for the struggling network. Aaron Spelling executive produced the hit series, which followed a minister and his wife dealing with the challenges of raising seven children.

The final question on everyone's minds might be the whereabouts of the Camden family's dog, Happy. View all Movies Sites. More TV News ». More FS Entertainment News ». View all TV Shows Sites. More Reality TV News ». View all Celebrities Sites. More Fantasy News ». After a colossal falling out with her parents, whom Happy later described as "leeches on society's feeble teat", Happy journeyed down south to Acapulco. As Happy adjusted to life in a tourist town, she found herself engaging in a few minor street hustles.

Running game on American teenagers from cultural epicenters like Des Moines, Iowa. She began DJ'ing American top 40 radio in tourist clubs all the while selling bunk ecstasy to fraternity boys, and pickpocketing drunk teenagers. One night in her resident club Happy was approached by a member of the Sinaloa Drug Cartel who had become impressed with her life as a petty criminal.

Do you want to make some real money? Happy had recalled in a later interview with People Magazine. Happy never disclosed the man's name. However, she did insinuate that when the Sinaloa Cartel propositions you, you don't say no.

Happy relocated to Nogales on the Mexico-Arizona border where she began work with the nefarious drug syndicate. Everyone had a favorite Camden. Some liked Matt, mostly for his flowing locks or so we assume. Others flocked to Lucy for her willingness to sass openly.

And some fans just couldn't resist the adorable-slash-cheesy smile of little Ruthie. But in this act of choosing Camden family sides, there is one character is overlooked to a disappointing degree.

The unsung hero of 7th Heaven. We speak, of course, of little Happy Camden. Happy was truly the glue that kept the show together. Not only did we have the best scene of the opening credits by far, but he had easily the most enviable hair. Of course, we don't love him just for his looks.