What is the name of the French puppy Bluey meets in 'Camping'?

Bluey meets Jean-Luc, a French-Canadian Labrador, in “Camping.”

The meeting happens during a camping trip with Bluey’s family. Although Bluey and Jean-Luc do not share a spoken language, they quickly find ways to play together, build a campsite, and respond to the imaginary danger posed by Bandit’s wild-pig game. Their friendship is communicated through action, expressions, and shared imagination.

Jean-Luc’s limited English is an important part of the episode’s story. It shows how children can form a connection even when communication is difficult, while also reflecting the international setting suggested by the character’s French-Canadian background. Jean-Luc eventually leaves when his family moves on, leaving Bluey sad but giving the episode a memorable bittersweet ending.

A common mix-up is to describe Jean-Luc simply as French. The episode identifies him more specifically as French-Canadian, and his breed is a Labrador. “Camping” is the 43rd episode listed in the first series of Bluey, which originally aired during the show’s early run.