Mail Dog

Mail Dog

November 14, 1947 Theatrical Series Pluto

Studio
Walt Disney Studios
Distributor
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.

Synopsis

Pluto is pressed into duty to deliver a sack of mail to a remote arctic outpost... helped along by a playful arctic rabbit.

Characters

Pluto, Flutter Foot

Credits

Directing

Director
Charles Nichols

Producing

Producer
Walt Disney

Writing

Writer
Eric Gurney, Bill de la Torre

Music

Music
Oliver Wallace

Crew

Layouts
Karl Karpé
Backgrounds
Ray Huffine

Pictures

Reviews

Mail Dog

bd3April 3, 2005

I enjoyed the music over this cartoon and i loved the scene where pluto turns blue. In my opinion instead of being titled 'Mail Dog' this cartoon would of been better off being titled The dog and the rabbit because this cartoon has a connection with the book "The Owl and the Woodpecker". A woodpecker lives next door to an owl and allways annoys him with his tapping but one day during a thunder storm the owls tree begins to fall but the woodpecker saves the owl and they become good friends. In this cartoon,a pilot has to turn back due to a thunderstorm so he drops a male sack on pluto and pluto has to deliver it but he is heckeled by a rabbit.In the end however pluto delivers it in time and Pluto and the rabbit become good friends. This is a wonderful cartoon and it should be used as an education tool to teach kids how to make friends.