Two little puppies, one black, one brown, are underfoot as a woman is laying out a picnic on the edge of a forest. The black one noses around a stack of sandwiches and a roast turkey, and gets scolded; his brother gets praised, but that's only because he's sneakier.
Is this worth a watch? If you have about ten minutes and a strange craving for early animation chaos, sure. It’s light, it’s loud, and it’s completely unnecessary in the best way possible. If you’re looking for a plot that makes sense, or you just really hate dogs, stay away. This is for people who like their cartoons ...
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Rudolf Ising
Eduardo Notari
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"Is this worth a watch? If you have about ten minutes and a strange craving for early animation chaos, sure. It’s light, it’s loud, and it’s completely unnecessary in the best way possible. If you’re looking for a plot that makes sense, or you just really hate dogs, stay away. This is for people who like their cartoons to feel like they were written by someone who had way too much coffee. The whole thing starts with a picnic. You know the drill. A lady is setting out sandwiches and a turkey, and..."
James Tyer, William Hanna
United States
