A Pup Named Scooby Doo

Just as Shaggy departs on his newspaper delivery route, a ghost appears and steals Shaggy's bike! The gang's pursuit of clues leads them to a spooky mansion.

When the "monster" appears in Scooby's doghouse, the kids chase it through an underground sewer tunnel--and into the office of the bank president!

A "cheese monster" frightens away all the workers at the Scooby Snack factory, so no more Scooby Snacks can be made. But without a Scooby Snack, Scooby won't pursue the monster.

At the Comic Book Convention, the monstrous Dr. Croaker pilfers Shaggy's valuable collector's edition of "Commander Cool".

The ghost tries to locate his secret treasure vaults hidden somewhere inside the television station, and his presence convinces…

When Shaggy leaves his little sister with a babysitter, the sitter absconds with the child. Meanwhile, a movie monster prowls nearby and escaped convict attempts to locate his buried loot.

The gang encounters all sorts of problems: no snow, an ice demon, an abandoned gold mine, and a greedy developer who offers to buy the land their chalet sits on for very little money.

The authorities mistakenly suspect that Shaggy and Scooby stole two valuable Samurai swords from a museum. But the two friends saw the actual thief--the ghost of an evil.

Velma's Aunt Thelma summons the Scooby-Doo Detective Agency. She's head of the Marine Institute, and their dolphins are disappearing.

A sweet little ghost has lived peacefully with a kind old couple for years, when suddenly a nasty pirate ghost arrives and demands that they all vacate the premises.

On an Indian reservation, Scooby and the gang confront a Totem Pole Monster who orders them off his land.

After a thief breaks into Daphne's room, Scooby discovers that he's got competition in the detective dog division--Robopup, a mechanical wonder dog. While Scooby attempts to compete with the technological marvel, the gang solves the mystery.

The actor who portrays Stinkweed in the films hires the kids to prove that he isn't responsible for Stinkweed's heinous crimes.