Doc is more of the leader of the Seven Dwarves. When there's an important decision to be made, Doc is usually the one to make it. Doc's mind often works faster than his mouth when he's excited, but his judgment's always sound. He takes it upon himself to convince his fellows that the hardships they must endure in allowing Snow White to stay are worth it.

      Doc himself doesn't know how wise he is. As the dwarfs leave for the mine after Snow White arrives, he warns Snow White, "Now don't forget, my dear, the old Queen's a sly one, full of witchcraft. So beware of strangers." Before voicing Doc, actor Roy Atwell had already developed his word jumbling skills (or "Spoonerisms") in his popular radio comedy act. Perce Pearce, one of the film's sequence directors, did a good rendition of Doc, and so doubled as the live-action model.

     Doc is voiced by Roy Atwell. Joe Twerp, who was famous for confusing words, was considered for the role, but only played Doc in the radio version of the movie.

"...In a pig's eye - Sty - No! No! I mean... We'll be comfortable, won't we, men?"