The girls initially believe the two men are enemies because they see Sparky scolding Chippy. However, as they watch the duo work together to build Chilli’s long-awaited fishpond, their suspicion turns to curiosity.
In the Bluey episode (Season 3, Episode 32), viewers see the world of adult work through the curious eyes of Bluey and Bingo as they spy on two tradesmen (tradies) from their "secret" spot under the house. Draft Blog Post: Can Enemies Be Friends? [S3E32] Tradies
Two mysterious vehicles pull up to the Heeler house, blasting music and carrying strangers in work uniforms. Bluey and Bingo immediately label these "intruders" as enemies, retreating to the safety of the porch stairs to start their spy mission. Meet the Tradies We’re introduced to two new characters: The girls initially believe the two men are
An Afghan hound voiced by Sam Cotton. He’s the apprentice who spends a bit too much time on his phone texting his girlfriend, Cherry, much to Sparky's annoyance. Draft Blog Post: Can Enemies Be Friends
The turning point occurs when Sparky offers the girls ice cream, leading to a "truce" and the realization that work and friendship can coexist. By the time the job is finished, Bluey and Bingo have befriended the very people they once barked at.
A bull mastiff voiced by Australian TV presenter Mick Molloy. He’s the older, experienced tradie with a massive tool belt, a love for meat pies, and a visible "plumber’s crack" that has become a fan-favorite detail.