Jack the Bulldog
And Jack Jr., Georgetown's Mascot-in-Training
Jack the Bulldog is the university’s official mascot – a well-known figure who is a beloved presence at Georgetown sports events. According to the American Kennel Club, Jack ranks eighth among the 125 most famous dogs in pop culture.
Jack is currently training Jack Jr., a bulldog puppy, to be a Hoya mascot. Jack Jr., or "J.J.," arrived at Georgetown on April 13.
The class of 1964 brought the first Jack the Bulldog to campus in 1962. According to popular legend, the puppy refused to answer to the name that students gave him (Hoya) and only responded to “Jack.” The mascot is often seen attacking and eating cardboard boxes branded with the opposing team’s logo during games.
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Puppy Joins Jack the Bulldog as Mascot-in-Training
April 13, 2012 learn more -
Follow Jack Jr. to the Hilltop
March 30, 2012 learn more
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