The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing-ier.

Thanks, here we go.

1. I am rather troublesome in school.
2. The ending to this short would not be seen as acceptable today.
3. I have to do something very much like someone who doesn't have a cow does in every opening of his show at the end.

Is this George from Teachers Are People?

Yes, this is George from "Teachers are People."
1. George is the trouble student in Goofy's class.
2. In the end of the short, George bombs the school!
3. Much like Bart Simpson, George is forced to write on the blackboard over and over again "I will not bomb the school again."

Thanks. Now here's another canine character.

Most dogs want a master. However, I want to get rid of mine.
Not only did my master beat me to the bathroom, he also stole my pancakes.
My prank got him married.

Again, I have no idea. This calls for extensive research.

At first, I had no idea either. However, a cartoon with a promising title that I've heard of, but haven't seen lit up in the back of my mind. This is J.R. the Wonder Dog from "Wanted:No Master." I searched the cartoon up--and Bingo!

Yep, it's J.R. the Wonder Dog from MGM's Wanted: No Master.

Thanks, decided to finally look it up and watch it--it was a lot better than those MGM Harmon and Isling shorts (For me those were so bland for me to watch--with the exception of "Peace On Earth") I felt bad for the dog though.

Anyhow, I've got one all set.
1. I have a burying problem.
2. It's so bad, my owner attempts to get rid of me.
3. Nothing is safe--not even the moon.

Nope. I haven't the foggiest notion.

I know the answer, but I'll wait and see if someone else knows.

I'll have to look this one up myself. A dog burying the moon is kind of hard to picture.

Ah, and now I've found it. It's Cuddles the dog, from "Dig That Dog."

1. This dog buries anything he can get his paws on, regardless of size!

2. Self-explanatory.

3. Somehow, he's even able to bury the moon--in the front yard, of all places!

Yes, this is Cuddles from "Dig That Dog."

Thanks, Glowworm. Now here's another I didn't expect to post. You'll understand why when you see the clues:

1. I'm one of three animals voiced by the same guy.

2. I accompany a human who always literally goes clubbing.

3. In super mode, I'm able to breathe fire.

I'm guessing this is Tog from "The Mighty Mightor."

1. Tog, and the other two animals (Ork and Bollo) are all voiced by John Stephenson (according to Wikipedia)

2. Mightor is a caveman who gets his powers from a magic club

3. I have absolutely NO idea because I've never seen a lot of "The Mighty Mightor," as it didn't do much for me when I first saw it, so . . . . .

Yes, Fluidgirl, you're right about it being Tog. I'll explain the third clue to clear the smoke:

In the back story, the narrator states that Tog is transferred(he should have said 'transformed") into a fire-breathing dragon.

So now you have a turn. Good job.

Okay then, here's one that would have been appropriate for me on Monday, but unfortunately, I didn't have the opportunity. So we'll do this character today instead.

1. Being from the 80's, it's back to the toy box once again

2. I'm always ready to party

3. I love sharing someone's special day with them, even if it's the same day as my own special day.

I'm stumped again. I have a pretty good idea who it could be, but I'm not totally sure.,

This sounds like Birthday Bear from The Care Bears franchise. Her insignia is a cupcake with a single candle.

Correct, OUB, except Birthday Bear is a boy Care Bear. I wanted to do him on Monday, but I never got the chance to. Monday was my birthday, so I figured Birthday Bear would be a good choice.