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** In "Tricky Trapper", when Huck and his sleigh dog eat their food, the dog growls as if refusing to share. But Huck growls back at him.

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** In "Tricky Trapper", when Huck and his sleigh sled dog eat their food, food--from the same bowl mind you--the dog growls as if refusing to share. But Huck simply growls back at him.to remind him who's boss.
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* MultipleDemographicAppeal: One of the earliest examples in western TV animation. Kids liked the slapstick and colorful characters, while older viewers liked the witty writing and satirical humor. It got to the point where ''Huckleberry Hound'' fan clubs were held by college students.

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** In "Nottingham and Yeggs" he steals a bone from the other dogs. In "Somebody's Lion" he howls his name.

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** In "Nottingham and Yeggs" Yeggs", he steals a bone from the other dogs. dogs.
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In "Somebody's Lion" Lion", he howls his name.name.
** In "Tricky Trapper", when Huck and his sleigh dog eat their food, the dog growls as if refusing to share. But Huck growls back at him.
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Not an example of Hyde And Seek but of Jekyll And Hyde.


* HydeAndSeek: Huck is faced with a pastiche of Dr. Jekyll in the cartoon "Piccadilly Dilly".

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