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*When he had rabies, Old Yeller's growls and snarls were really recycled sound effects from [[Tramp]], from ''[[Lady and the Tramp]]'', when he was fighting the [[The Rat|rat]]. |
*When he had rabies, Old Yeller's growls and snarls were really recycled sound effects from [[Tramp]], from ''[[Lady and the Tramp]]'', when he was fighting the [[The Rat|rat]]. |
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*The growls heard during Old Yeller's fight with the wolf would later be reused in ''[[One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'' during [[Pongo]] and [[Perdita]]'s fight against [[Jasper and Horace]], and ''[[The Fox and the Hound]]'' when [[Copper]] was fighting the [[The Bear|bear]]. |
*The growls heard during Old Yeller's fight with the wolf would later be reused in ''[[One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'' during [[Pongo]] and [[Perdita]]'s fight against [[Jasper and Horace]], and ''[[The Fox and the Hound]]'' when [[Copper]] was fighting the [[The Bear|bear]]. |
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| − | *Old Yeller's barks would later be reused for [[Chief (The Fox and the Hound)|Chief]] from ''The Fox and the Hound'', Nikki from ''[[Nikki, Wild Dog of the North]]'', and [[Toby (The Great Mouse Detective)|Toby]] from ''[[The Great Mouse Detective]]''. |
+ | *Old Yeller's barks would later be reused for [[Chief (The Fox and the Hound)|Chief]] from ''The Fox and the Hound'', [[Nikki (character)|Nikki]] from ''[[Nikki, Wild Dog of the North]]'', and [[Toby (The Great Mouse Detective)|Toby]] from ''[[The Great Mouse Detective]]''. |
*In the book, Old Yeller is a Blackmouth Cur, while in the film, he is a Mastador (Labrador Retriever/English Mastiff mix). |
*In the book, Old Yeller is a Blackmouth Cur, while in the film, he is a Mastador (Labrador Retriever/English Mastiff mix). |
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*In the book, he has a bobtail, while in the film, he has a long one. |
*In the book, he has a bobtail, while in the film, he has a long one. |
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Revision as of 06:08, 1 September 2017
- “Ripslinger: "You know, they shot Old Yeller at the end, you twits."
Ned: "Oh! Spoiler alert!"” - “Ripslinger from Planes mentioning Old Yeller's fate to Ned and Zed”
- ―{{{3}}}
Old Yeller is the titular tritagonist of the movie of the same name. He is a Mastador and a hero. At first, he causes trouble such as scaring Travis' mule, Jumper, and stealing food from his family, which angers him deeply. However, after Old Yeller saves Travis' younger brother, Arliss, from a mother bear, Travis changes his mind and grows fond of him. They become good friends and work together to keep the farm in order and safe. However, one night, when a wolf attacks, Old Yeller is bitten during the fight and gets rabies as a result. Travis is distraught about this, and reluctantly has to shoot him to put him out of his misery. Afterwards, he makes a grave for him and buries him in it, then he starts raising his son, Savage Sam, planning to make him just like his dad.
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- When he had rabies, Old Yeller's growls and snarls were really recycled sound effects from Tramp, from Lady and the Tramp, when he was fighting the rat.
- The growls heard during Old Yeller's fight with the wolf would later be reused in One Hundred and One Dalmatians during Pongo and Perdita's fight against Jasper and Horace, and The Fox and the Hound when Copper was fighting the bear.
- Old Yeller's barks would later be reused for Chief from The Fox and the Hound, Nikki from Nikki, Wild Dog of the North, and Toby from The Great Mouse Detective.
- In the book, Old Yeller is a Blackmouth Cur, while in the film, he is a Mastador (Labrador Retriever/English Mastiff mix).
- In the book, he has a bobtail, while in the film, he has a long one.
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