History YMMV / LadyAndTheTramp

* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt

* {{Narm}}: When the rat is bitten by Tramp the first time, it squeaks like a ''chew toy'', causing smiles. (It squeaks normally every other time, not even close to narmy.)

* VillainHasAPoint: Aunt Sarah putting a muzzle on Lady. It's generally not a good idea to allow dogs near newborn children and Aunt Sarah believed Lady was violent and destructive. She was doing what she thought was best for the safety of her nephew.

** Si and Am, the two Siamese cats Aunt Sarah brings, pretty much only appear in their introduction and yet that one scene is one the film's most known. [[AscendedExtra They also appear on the cover of the VHS release]].

** Si and Am, the two Siamese cats Aunt Sarah brings, pretty much only appear in that one scene (You know which one we're talking about) and yet that one scene is one the film's most iconic. [[AscendedExtra They even appear on the covers of a lot of merchandising]].

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation:

* AwesomeArt

* {{Squick}}: As the entry on the "GiveTheBabyAFather" page mentioned, it's possible the scene where Lady is being chased by the dogs is caused by her being in heat, as later on she spends a night alone with Tramp, and Jock and Trusty discuss [[HonorableMarriageProposal marrying her to preserve her honour.]]

* MemeticMutation: '''"I SAID A LOOOOOOOOG PULLEEEEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'''

* {{Squick}}: As the entry on the "HonorableMarriageProposal" page mentioned, it's possible the scene where Lady is being chased by the dogs is caused by her being in heat, as later on she spends a night alone with Tramp, and Jock and Trusty discuss marrying her to preserve her honour.

** Surely, the beaver counts as well, since, despite only appearing once, he still has a fairly significant role, and is very helpful and friendly.
*** It also helps that he was the basis for [[WinnieThePooh Gopher]].
* {{Squick}}:
** In ''Scamp's Adventure,'' Buster (the big bad) tries to win the affections of a Pomeranian named Angel... and so does Scamp. Now, Scamp's obviously a ''puppy'', as is Angel, but Buster is an adult dog. And even if she were older, as a pomeranian, she won't be getting very big...
** As the entry on the "HonorableMarriageProposal" page mentioned, it's possible the scene where Lady is being chased by the dogs is caused by her being in heat, as later on she spends a night alone with Tramp, and Jock and Trusty discuss marrying her to preserve her honour.

* MemeticMutation: '''"I SAID A LOOOOOOO0G PULLEEEEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'''

* MemeticMutation: '''"I SAID A LO000000G PULLEEEEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'''

* MemeticMutation: '''"I SAID A LOG PULLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'''

* UnfortunateImplications:
** The Siamese cats have [[YellowPeril buck teeth, crooked eyes and speak with bizarre, exotic accents (not to mention improper English, too).]] [[KarmaHoudini Then there's how they ACT...]] Rather ironic, considering what Siamese cats are like in RealLife.
** The ethnic stereotypes among the dogs aren't much better.
** The police officer guarding the entrance to the zoo where Tramp tries to get Lady's muzzle off has an OfficerOHara characterization, down to his HairTriggerTemper and [[{{Oireland}} strong Oirish accent]].
** In a case of ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: Anybody who knows anything about taking care of pets will definitely have a problem with the way Lady is treated when Darling is pregnant. You are responsible for her even if you're pregnant. She still has needs that need to be met. Even though she can't exactly play fetch and chase a dog around while carrying a baby inside of her, Darling seems to be too thick to realize that when Lady brings her the ball, all she has to do is take it, throw it, and not move at all.
** To modern audiences, the way shelters and dog catchers are portrayed isn't exactly great.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Aunt Sarah, especially to people who aren't dog lovers. It's possible she's just prejudiced against dogs and doesn't like them. It's also possible she didn't want to allow ''any'' animals near the baby, since she did leave her cats downstairs.

* FoeYay: Buster's fixation on Tramp in the sequel, coupled with his hatred of Lady, absolutely smacks of this. Tramp flat out calls it jealousy.

* MoralEventHorizon: Buster crosses it by leaving Scamp at the mercy of the dogcatcher. With no collar. To get back at his dad.

* {{Sequelitis}}: Arguably averted; the sequel has some decent animation, catchy songs, and yes [[Film/ABronxTale Chazz Palminteri]]. It was also helped by having a good deal of [[ComicStrip/{{Scamp}} source material]] to draw from.[[note]]On the other hand, it ''does'' display the dubious choice of many of the Disney DTV sequels, namely introducing a major character as the best friend/close sibling/arch enemy of a major character in the original movie, who was apparently ''always there''...it's just nobody ever bothered to mention they existed in any way.[[/note]]

** In the sequel: Buster, an adult dog, trying to woo a puppy. She might be of breeding age but she's still young.

* VillainHasAPoint: Aunt Sarah putting a muzzle on Lady. It's generally not a good idea to allow dogs near newborn children and Aunt Sarah believed Lady was violent and destructive. She was arguably doing what she thought was best for the safety of her nephew.

** YMMV on this one. They do have a ''lot'' of fans, because of their aforementioned awesome song, and the fact that they're really, REALLY cute.

* TearJerker:
** The "No Place Like Home" sequence, done in dog howls. A bit mitigated by the fact that the dogs were doing that howling as cover for the escape tunnel being dug and is almost done.
** [[spoiler: Trusty's DisneyDeath. Although he actually survives]] it's pretty heartbreaking seeing Jock howling in sorrow.