It’s Dennis the Dino-bud Sock Puppet! 

Dennis, like all Dino-budz, loves rock music, partying, and doing chores. Dennis particularly loves 90's alternative rock, pool parties, and takin' out the trash...

Your Dennis is individually hand-made in Brooklyn, NY, by  Marty Allen, the author of Sock Puppet Madness and creator of The Sock Puppet Portraits!

INTERACTIVE PACKAGING

Every Sock Puppet City puppet now comes with interactive packaging designed to be part of the adventure!

Learn your character’s name and story, then transform the package into your very own mini puppet theater. It also includes simple instructions and basic puppetry tips to help you bring your new friend to life.

It’s all been originally designed and drawn by your puppet-maker, Marty Allen.

AS SEEN IN OUR COLORING AND ACTIVITY BOOK!

Every puppet we make has pages dedicated to them in Sock Puppet City's Big Awesome Coloring & Activity Book!

Get yours for only $10 with the purchase of any puppet!

Dennis has a hidden picture puzzle where you have to find the pizza at his pool party!

SOCK PUPPET HABITATS

Sock Puppets LOVE a good habitat. Dino-budz traditionally love a cave, but a modern Dino bud needs a modern cave, make sure he has access to video games.

MORE FUN STUFF

Love Dino-budz and Dennis? Check out our line of Dennis merch. It's Dennis as a stunning holographic sticker, a rock and roll pin and declarative magnet! 

• See videos from Sock Puppet City on Youtube:
  https://www.youtube.com/sockpuppetcity
• Learn to use your new sock puppet friend in this simple video:
  https://youtu.be/32N0PJT0_rU
  
• You can learn more about Marty's Sock Puppets here, age recommendations, construction, and more, or shop what's available below.

Marty's sock puppets are made from a very nice sock, but then reinforced with a 'muppet-style' thin cardboard mouth and some fluff on the top of their heads (so they can think, and have a bit more form).

Notes: 

• Each puppet is hand-made and then cloned by Marty and each are subject to slight variations 
  
• Pictured standing up or puppeteered, the puppet has a bottle or a human hand inside of it (neither is included) to hold its shape.