Trusty Background information Feature films Lady and the Tramp Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure Oliver & Company (cameo) Television programs The Wonderful World of Disney (cameo) House of Mouse Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Voice Bill Baucom Jeff Bennett Performance model Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Uncle Trusty, Great Loony Personality Kind, slightly clumsy, loyal, respectful Appearance Slender bloodhound, elderly, brown fur, long ears, Southern accent Birthday Occupation Lady's next-door neighbor, Jock's sidekick Affiliations Good Goal To bring Lady and Tramp together, to find Scamp Home New Haven, Connecticut Relatives Old Reliable (grandfather/apparently deceased) Pets Allies Jock, Lady, Tramp, Scamp, Annette, Danielle and Collette, Jim Dear, Darling, Jim Jr., Angel Minions Jock Enemies Bill, Tramp (formerly), Buster Likes Lady's new collar with a license, smelling something Dislikes Tramp barging into Lady's backyard to bully her, icy patches Powers and abilities Strength, speed, senses of smell Weapons Teeth Fate With a broken leg, joins his family for Christmas (first film). Is reunited with Scamp (second film). Quote "As my grandpappy Old Reliable used to say...."

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Trusty is a bloodhound from Disney's 1955 animated film Lady and the Tramp and its sequel. He was voiced by Bill Baucom in Lady and the Tramp and Jeff Bennett in the sequel.

Contents 1 Personality 2 Appearances 2.1 Lady and the Tramp 2.2 Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure 2.3 The Wonderful World of Disney 2.4 House of Mouse 2.5 Oliver and Company 3 Trivia 4 Gallery 5 Comments

PersonalityEdit

Trusty can usually seem absentminded and a little clumsy, but is a loyal, sweet and respectful friend to Lady and everyone else. He has a large way with manners referring to Lady as "Miss Lady, ma'am." Trusty is extremely heroic, risking his life to save Tramp and nearly died in the process.

AppearancesEdit

Lady and the TrampEdit

Trusty's first appearance is in the beginning of the film where he is asleep dreaming of his former glory days of tracking down criminals in the swamps with his grandfather Old Reliable. Jock mentions to Lady that poor Trusty has long lost his sense of smell. When Trusty finally awakens, he is delighted to see the new collar given to Lady and comments that she has grown up so fast.

Trusty later appears with Jock, as Lady is depressed at the fact that Jim Dear and Darling have not been giving the love and respect that she usually gain from them. The two of them realizes that Darling is having a baby and tries to explain with no luck until Jock explains. They briefly describe what a baby is and is interrupted by Tramp. Trusty tells Lady not to listen to Tramp's stories.

After Lady's heartwarming and heartbreaking adventure with Tramp, Jock and Trusty then appears as he visits her. Trusty is then seen feeling guilty at the fact that he misjudged Tramp after he saved Lady and Jim Jr. from a vicious rat. To redeem themselves, Jock and Trusty rush to find the dog catcher wagon, where Jock realizes that Trusty never lost his sence of smell; in fact, Trusty's sense of smell is so acute that the rain concealing the trail helped him track it down. Trusty and Jock successfully stop the wagon, but Trusty was caught in the wheel, leaving him seriously injured, seemingly killed, but Christmas Day, it was shown to only be a broken leg, and joins his family for Christmas.

Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's AdventureEdit

Trusty reappears in the sequel and first appears in the beginning as he watch Lady, Tramp and their family stroll through the neighborhood. Trsuty later appears after Scamp has ran away. Annette, Danielle and Collette brung the news and that's when Trusty brought back one of his old stories and mentioned the time he save Tramp. Trusty joins the group as they search for Scamp. In the end everyone is reunited once again.

The Wonderful World of Disney Edit

Trusty made a cameo appearance in the debut episode of the series Adventures in Color with a pack of other dogs including Jock and Pongo from One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

House of MouseEdit

Trusty appears in several cameos.

Oliver and CompanyEdit

Trusty made a cameo appearance with Jock and Peg in Oliver and Company.

TriviaEdit

• Trusty's howling and his actions of howling through the streets were given to Toby from The Great Mouse Detective. Also, Trusty's scene of almost scaring the horse wagon was recycled in The Great Mouse Detective as well.
• Originally, Trusty was to be killed by the wagon, but Disney wanted to avoid another traumatic scene, like in Bambi, and ordered the animators to make him just injured on Christmas morning.
• He is one of several bloodhounds from Disney animated canon movies, including Copper, Bruno, Towser and Napoleon.
• In one scene in the original movie Jock mentions to Lady of the "Bygone days when he and his grandfather were tracking criminals through the swamps." Indicating that he is from Louisiana.

GalleryEdit

Main article: Trusty/Gallery

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