Ironically, it was Tramp's belief that once babies come along, there's no room in the family's heart for a dog. But here, Scamp and Junior's friendship proves he was wrong.
When Scamp shows up at the picnic to steal the chicken, although the moment doesn't last long, everyone (with the exception of Aunt Sarah and her cats) is overjoyed to see him.
Tramp claims to Buster that he left because "[he] fell in love".
Scamp returning to the Junkyard to get something important: His collar.
In the same scene, after Scamp causes Buster to get "jailed", we get a glimpse of Tramp's prideful face and hear his hearty laugh, wrapping it up with: "That's my boy!"
Angel being immediately adopted by Scamp's family. The. First. Minute. They Meet. Her.
On a similar note, the entire Junkyard Gang, sans Buster, each being adopted.
One of the Junkyard dogs, an overenthusiastic sheepdog, wants to be adopted by a family full of children with hugs and kisses. If one looks closely towards the end, we see that he so happily gets his wish.
Angel's anger towards Scamp quickly vanishes and is replaced with panic when she sees that he has been caught and sent to the pound. She might have gone running into the pound after him if Scamp hadn't told her to leave lest she gets caught too. She doesn't stop running until she finds Tramp and tells him what's happened.
Scamp and Angel falling in love during the song 'I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way', ending with them eating spaghetti at Tony and Joe's, just like Lady and Tramp did way back when.
Lady shooting Danielle a nasty look when she mocks Scamp for running away.
Later, Danielle joins her sisters in whimpering when her family, Jim Dear, Darling and Junior are preparing to spend another night without Scamp.
