Snow Dogs Page #4
the biggest crush
on her.
The only way
to calm him down is to...
Put him with Duchess!
Good girl.
You two make
a lovely couple.
Okay, and thatjust leaves
my evil half brother...
Demon.
Oh.
No, he's an
incredible animal.
He was Lucy's pride.
Yeah, with a lousy
personality.
Nice doggy.
Nice doggy, nice...
doggy.
Maybe you should try
biting him on the ear.
What is it
with you people?
I'm cool. You cool?
Sorry, Nana
but, uh... big doggies only.
Okay, just got to program
my GPS here...
Okay!
Ready, set, move!
Oh!
Well, at least
I don't have to worry
about you getting lost.
Let's see you try
to throw me this time.
No! No! Oh, stop!
Hey, Teddy!
Want to drag?!
Oh! Ooh! Bad dog! Bad dog!
Fore!
Huh?
Whoa!
Sorry about that.
You know...
I never would
have thought of it.
Thunder Jack. Wow.
Oh, I'm glad everybody's
having a great big laugh.
They are... the way you drive
that sled of yours...
that's pretty funny.
Whoa.
Hm.
Riding along
in my automobile
My baby beside me
at the wheel
I stole a kiss
at the turn of a mile
Mush! Mush!
Cruisir and playir
the radio...
Nice day for a drive,
huh, Nana?
With no particular place
to go.
Hi.
Eat your heart out.
Oh.
Nana
I finally understand sledding.
Hmm. What got into her?
No.
Oh, no. No.
My eyes!
My eyes!
Ah, no. Oh!
Ooh.
Oh, got yourself a skunk, huh?
Good eating.
You know, you're getting to be
an embarrassment to me.
Why didn't you just
tell them to stop?
Don't talk to me
like I'm four.
You're not the boss of me.
Of course I shouted, "Stop."
They wouldn't stop
if you shout, "Stop."
You have to shout,
"Break and hook."
Break and hook. Got it.
I want to go, I say, "Mush."
Only in the movies
do they say, "Mush."
Here you say, "Hike."
If you want to
go to the left
you shout, "Haw."
And if you want
to go to the right
you shout, "Gee."
Why notjust say right and left?
Why do they got to make things
so complicated?
Whew!
Man, you
really stink.
Whew!
What's that?
Don't worry, mountain man.
It's just me.
What are you doing here?
I thought it'd be
nice to walk the hill.
And it would be nicer
if you give me
a ride back down.
Sure.
take you for that picnic.
How did you know
about it?
I found Lucy's diary.
"It's quiet and perfect.
"The one place
I feel peaceful
and can think
about the big questions."
This is the place all the folks
around here come for answers.
Oh, nothing but time
and places to think around here.
Great places, sure,
but, uh, no Starbucks.
No indoor plumbing.
Oh, yeah?
You know what else
they don't have in this town?
Crime, traffic, buses
to put your face on.
I...
If I could just
get that old man
to sit down with me
for an hour.
Just to find out
what happened.
It isn't like I want
anything from him.
I don't need a father.
I had a father
and he's nothing
like my father was.
My dad was a great person.
Everyone looked up to him.
And your mom?
My mom?
She's amazing.
She does everything for me.
For everybody.
And her sugar cookies.
Oh! You haven't lived
till you had one of my mom's
sugar cookies.
Yeah, I miss her.
Maybe the answers for me aren't
even up here at all.
Maybe the answers for me are
hopping on the next plane
back to civilisation.
You know, the
thing about Lucy
is she didn't always
win the race
but she never quit.
Maybe you need
to finish what you started...
mountain man.
Oh, that's cool.
That's scary.
You are such
a city boy.
So...
how did you sleep?
Oh. Oh.
That's beautiful.
Oh, wow.
Let's go.
Whoo-hoo!
Run, dogs, run!
Whoo...
hoo!
Oh. Oh. Oh, oh.
Oh, what are the words?
Duck and cover! Uh...
Cap and gown!
Stop!
Stop!
Stop!
Ooh!
Oh. Oh, ow.
Aah!
Ooh. Oh.
Oh!
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
Oh.
Break and hook.
Oh, stupid dogs.
I hate dogs.
I hate 'em.
I hate 'em.
I hate 'em, I hate 'em.
Oh.
Oh, my goodness gracious!
Hey, wait, let's all be cool.
Yeah, now, if we all
stay calm, there'll be
no problems here today.
You know, I'm a big bear fan.
Sure. Uh, my man...
Smoky the Bear. Yogi.
Walter Payton.
I can see the headlines:
"Miami Dentist Eaten...
By Bear."
Hmm.
I'm alive!
I'm alive!
I'm dead.
I'm dead!
Mama!
Oh, help me, Lord!
This is insane!
I'm okay.
Got to get help.
Got to get help.
Move it, keep moving.
Uh-oh.
Oh.
9-1-1.
You are outside
your coverage area.
Should you like to expand
your service plan
please call back during
our business hours.
This is a recording.
Cold.
Ted, my main man
you really
stepped in it this time.
We tried
to tell you
you didn't belong here.
I don't speak dog.
Tell me about it.
I like him.
Oh, sure, you'll
roll over for anyone
who'll pour you
a bowl of slump.
Hmph.
Scooper, you kill me.
Teddy.
I made you a special treat.
Mama?
It's your favorite.
Blue cheese cookies.
When a man
Loves a woman...
Ted, remember, no matter
what colour you are
you can still have soul.
I mean...
Iook at me.
Can I have one
of those
blue cheese cookies, please?
Yeah.
Hey, city boy.
You've got to learn to relax.
Just sit back
and listen
to the sounds of nature.
Relax.
Relax.
Relax. Relax.
Relax.
Where am I?
My, my, my.
Sleeping Beauty's
finally awake.
Where are Lucy's dogs?
They're back home
where they belong.
I saw them coming through town
without you
so I figured that, uh...
What do you think you were doing
coming all the way out here?
I was mushing.
You should have seen me.
You silly greenorn.
You could have been killed.
Don't you know that?
Well, if you would have told me
what I wanted to know
I wouldn't be out here
in the first place.
Oh.
Ain't nothing
to talk about.
It's not nothing.
It's nothing.
It's not nothing.
It's nothing.
It's not nothing.
Ted.
What?
I'll make you
a deal.
I tell you what I know,
I get the dogs?
Yeah.
Hmm.
Well...
it all happened
right here in this cave.
It was my second race.
I was out
about three days
and this storm blew in.
And I should've, you know,
bunked down
but I kept going
a couple of spots, you know?
That's when it
turned ugly.
The only thing
that saved me
was finding this cave.
And Lucy was already here,
hunkered down with her dogs.
Now, I'd met her
but we werert what you'd call
friends, you know?
But cold weather brings people
together in a strange way.
Well, you can
guess the rest.
When I woke up in the morning
Lucy and the dogs were
already gone.
She finished ninth
that year.
I came in 19th.
After the race, I...
I tried to find her
but she'd already gone.
That's it?
Afraid so.
It's all I know.
Well, a bargairs a bargain.
I guess the dogs are yours.
Oh, well, I'll take
good care of them.
getting on home.
Here you go.
Here, have some soup.
I thought you said
this was soup!
Well, there's soup in it.
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