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* Ted removing Demon's sore tooth and then the dog running up in to Ted's arms to lick him (his way of apologizing to Ted for antagonizing him and for removing the tooth) while Ted pets and snuggles him in return DEFINITELY invoked a lot of watery eyes.
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* Ted removing Demon's sore tooth and then the dog running up in to Ted's arms to lick him (his way of apologizing to Ted for antagonizing him and for removing the tooth) while Ted pets and snuggles him in return DEFINITELY invoked a lot of watery eyes.
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* ValuesDissonance: Ted taming Demon by ''biting him on the ear'', a move suggested by several of the villagers. For some, this might be seen as straight up animal abuse. Yet it's presented as the only practical means by which to get him to behave -- until Thunder Jack admits that everyone was just trolling him.
** Oddly enough, this method may actually be a reference to another sled dog film by Disney, ''Iron Will.'' In that film, the lead character also had problems getting along with the lead dog.
** Oddly enough, this method may actually be a reference to another sled dog film by Disney, ''Iron Will.'' In that film, the lead character also had problems getting along with the lead dog.
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* ValuesDissonance: Ted taming Demon by ''biting him on the ear'', a move suggested by several of the villagers. For some, this might be seen as straight up animal abuse. Yet it's presented as the only practical means by which to get him to behave -- until Thunder Jack admits that everyone was just trolling him.
**him. Oddly enough, this method may actually be [[CompanyCrossReferences a reference to another sled dog film by Disney, ''Iron Will.'' Disney]], ''Film/IronWill''. In that film, the lead character also had problems getting along with the lead dog.
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