History Fridge / LadyAndTheTrampIIScampsAdventure

** He doesn't foam at the mouth or show signs of the disease, mind you (thankfully for Tramp, who could have been bitten during his fight with Reggie and caught the disease) but he may have ''something'' seriously wrong with him. He could have some severe, painful physical or mental disabilities, or be very poorly socialized by his owners, making him vicious and unpredictable. Barking rather than speaking coherently could be the canine equivalent of the slow, stilted speech a person deaf since birth or early childhood often produce.

!!FridgeLogic.
* Tramp at one point surprises Buster and the other junkyard dogs when he proves that he still remembers some of his tricks from his street dog days (by effortlessly opening a locked gate the others had troubles with). As mentioned above, however, it's only been about a year, perhaps even less so since he left the streets; why would he have forgotten anything that quickly?
** Buster had an extremely low opinion on Tramp after the latter left the streets to become a pet. As such, he probably was under the spiteful assumption that Tramp had lost all of his tricks as a result of his new life. The others may very well have just been following his beliefs.
* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were no younger than three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents rather than mixing their traits, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]] Angel seems to be the same age, but at least she has the excuse of most likely being a small breed (the Disney Wiki states her to be a Pomeranian mix).
** Regarding Scamp, it's possible that he did, if fact, inherent a smaller size from his mother, who herself is of a rather small breed, and that Scamp actually is close to his full size. This would explain why he sounds like a teenager while still looking like a young puppy — he's just smaller than his father.

** He doesn't foam at the mouth or show signs of the disease, mind you (thankfully for Tramp, who could have been bitten during his fight with Reggie and caught the disease) but he may have sosmething seriously wrong with him. He could have some severe, painful physical or mental disabilities, or be very poorly socialized by his owners, making him vicious and unpredictable. Barking rather than speaking coherently could be the canine equivalent of the slow, stilted speech a person deaf since birth or early childhood often produce.

!!FridgeLogic

* Reggie, the borderline-monstrous stray we see as part of Scamp's initiation into the Junkyard pack and again during the final confrontation at the pound, only barks and snarls whereas all the other dog characters speak comprehensively. Reggie has been described more than once as incredibly dangerous more than once, so that makes one wonder...is Reggie ''rabid?''

* Angel's ears could be a physical metaphor her character: The folded one hide her true feelings away and the straighter one represents the facade she keeps up.
* See FridgeLogic below regarding Scamp's age, but if we assume Angel is the same age as him she'd be quite capable of having puppies by that time. Age taboos being nonexistent for dogs, it makes sense that Buster's so fixated on her. Doubles as FridgeHorror.

* Despite it being just about a year since Tramp left the streets, he's become an eerily model house dog -- obsessive about following rules and content to lay around on pillows all day. It seems odd that so much of the fire would have gone out of him so quickly, but remember that he and Lady have already had a decent sized litter of puppies. Jim Dear and Darling probably had him fixed.

* Tramp at one point surprises Buster and the other junkyard dogs when he proves that he still remembers some of his tricks from his street dog days (by effortlessly opening a locked gate the others had troubles with). As mentioned above however, it's only been about a year, perhaps even less so since he left the streets, why would he have forgotten anything that quickly?

** Regarding Scamp, it's possible that he did, if fact, inherent a smaller size from his mother, who herself is of a rather small breed, and that Scamp actually is close to his full size. This would explain why he sounds like a teenager while still looking like a young puppy - he's just smaller than his father.

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were no younger than three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents rather than mixing their traits, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]] Angel seems to be the same age, but at least she has the excuse of most likely being a small breed (the Disney Wiki states her to be a Pomeranian mix).

* Tramp being part of Buster's gang (and [[RememberTheNewGuy Buster's friend]]) seems to clash with the first movie where he was a loner. But then, you recall what Tramp also told Lady in the first movie (that he has lots of families, but none of them own him). Like those families and restaurants, Buster's gang are another one of those "families" Tramp spoke of. He may hang out with them, but only for certain intervals at a time.

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were no younger than three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents rather than mutts, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]] Angel seems to be the same age, but at least she has the excuse of most likely being a small breed (the Disney Wiki states her to be a Pomeranian mix).

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents rather than mutts, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]] Angel seems to be the same age, but at least she has the excuse of most likely being a small breed (the Disney Wiki states her to be a Pomeranian mix).

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents rather than mutts, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]] Angel at least has the excuse of most likely being a small breed (the Disney Wiki states her to be a Pomeranian mix).

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents rather than mutts, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]]
** In a similar vein, Angel might not be quite as big being a Pomeranian, but if she's Scamp's age she'd still be quite capable of having puppies by that time. [[FridgeBrilliance Age taboos being nonexistent for dogs, it makes sense that Buster's so fixated on her.]]

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds and managed to pass that particular trait on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]]

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds that managed to get passed on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents, it's unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]]

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around at Christmastime (as they were at the end of the first film), we can assume they were three or four weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between seven and eight months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close. [[note]]That is, of course, assuming that Tramp doesn't have ancestry from much smaller breeds that managed to get passed on to the entire litter. Seeing as all four puppies are clear copies of one of their parents, it unlikely anyone put that much thought into their designs.[[/note]]

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around on Christmas, we can assume they were 3 or 4 weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be between 7 and 8 months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close.

** In a similar vein, Angel might not be quite as big being a Pomeranian, but if she's Scamp's age she'd be quite capable of having puppies by that time. Age taboos being nonexistent for dogs, it makes sense that Buster's so fixed on her.

* A case of WritersCannotDoMath, most likely, but Scamp and his sisters should be much bigger. If they were old enough to be crawling around on Christmas, we can assume they were 3 or 4 weeks old. By the Fourth of July, they'd be roughly 7 months old. They might not be quite full size by that time, but they'd be darn close.

** Buster had an extremely low opinion on Tramp after the latter left the streets to become a pet. As such, he probably was under the spiteful assumption that Tramp had lost all of his tricks as a result of his new life. The others may very well have just been following his beliefs.

* Tramp at one point surprises Buster and the other junkyard dogs when he proves that he still remembers some of his tricks from his street dog days (by effortlessly opening a locked gate the others had troubles with). As mentioned above however, it's only been about a year, perhaps even less so since he left the streets, why would he have forgotten anything that quickly?

* Despite it being just over a year since Tramp left the streets, he's become an eerily model house dog -- obsessive about following rules and content to lay around on pillows all day. It seems odd that so much of the fire would have gone out of him so quickly, but remember that he and Lady have already had a decent sized litter of puppies. Jim Dear and Darling probably had him fixed.

* Despite it being just over a year since Tramp left the streets, he's become an eerily model house dog -- obsessive about following rules and content to lay around on pillows all day. It seems odd that so much of the fire would have gone out of him so quickly, but remember that he and Lady have already had a large litter of puppies. Jim Dear and Darling probably had him fixed.

* Angel's ears could be a physical metaphor her character: The folded one hide her true feelings away and the straighter one represents the facade she keeps up.