Scratchy is a minor character in Disney's 2001 direct-to-video film Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, the sequel to the 1955 animated feature film Lady and the Tramp. He is one of the members of the junkyard dogs.
Background[]
Physical appearance[]
Scratchy is an old-timing junkyard dog like Sparky who appears to have fleas on him all the time. He is a scrawny brown mutt with a tan belly, dark brown ears, a few messy hairs stringing on the top of his head, and a slight loss of fur on his left foreleg and tail. He also has wound burns on his right shoulder and right hind leg, leading to his hunched posture.
Personality[]
He doesn't talk or do much else other than scratch himself each time he has fleas and help his friends out with something. He eventually leaves the junkyard with the other junkyard dogs, minus Buster, and gets adopted by a family along with Sparky.
Trivia[]
- Scratchy doesn't talk, thus making him the only silent junkyard dog.
- His name was revealed in the DVD bonus game "Tramp's Hide and Seek".
Gallery[]
Screenshots[]
Scratchy howling with the other junkyard dogs
Scratchy with Sparky
Scratchy and the other junkyard dogs shocked
Scratchy and the other junkyard dogs with their new owners
Miscellaneous[]
