Amos Slade
(when Copper goes off the trail) (groans)
Pup's as useful as a milk bucket under a bull.
5th most-quoted character in The Fox and the Hound 2 (2006): in 7 of its 38 quotes
Most scenes with: Widow Tweed (3)
I must be going deaf. I said howl!
More lines from Amos Slade
3 quotes
Amos Slade
(to Copper)
You can forget the fair. You couldn't find a rabbit at a petting zoo on Easter Sunday.
Amos Slade
(seeing Copper with the Singing Strays)
Copper?! Hey! Th-th-that's my dog!
Scenes with Amos Slade
3 scenes
Amos Slade
It's my head, woman!
Amos Slade, I told you to keep your beast away from my Tod! That mangy hound of yours just cost me a bucket of milk!
Amos Slade
(dragging himself out of the pigpen)
Your fox was after my chickens, Tweed! What do I care about your milk?
Well, as long as you're wasting my milk, you may as well have some pie to go along with it.
Amos Slade
(Copper, Tod and Chief cringe at what's about to happen)
What the dickens are you...
Amos Slade
(Widow Tweed throws the pie in his face; Tod comes back to Tweed while Amos looks angrily at Copper)
Bad dog, Copper! You are a very bad dog!
(Copper whimpers sadly)
[After the fair is destroyed, the Singing Strays has been failed all this time]
What are we gonna do now, Cash?
But...the band--
Don't you get it?! You're fired!
[Copper gets shocked and runs off in the corner and laying down in ashamed]
You know what? You used to be a lot more fun to be around. [angrily leaves Cash]
Oh, now, come on. Where you goin'? Hey... [angrily] Oh, yeah? Fine. We don't need you either. Right, boys?
Waylon
Sorry, Cash. [sadly leaves]
Floyd
It just ain't no fun anymore. [sadly leaves with Waylon]
Floyd
[Thunder rumbling]
Why does it always rain when things go wrong?
Waylon
I don't know, Floyd.
[Cash leaves as Dixie looks down ashamed. Tod then walk to Copper, who is sulking] [apologize to Copper]
Copper, I'm sorry. I just want to-
Amos Slade
[calls to Copper]
Copper?!
Amos Slade
[Copper walks away from Tod, who watches Amos Slade comes up to pick him up and leaves]
Attaboy. Let’s get out of here.
[Tod becomes heartbroken, and then Widow Tweed, who arrives and picks up]
Oh, Tod. There, there, now.
