What ‘LadyandtheTramp’ CanTeachYourKids
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about seeing what's out there and testing your limits. Without Tramp’s ambition to explore, Lady would never have discovered her love of spaghetti or the joy of running carefree through the city. Celebrate your differences. This film celebrates differences and encourages viewers to do the same. Tramp rouses hen houses and avoids dog catchers. Lady was pampered with a fancy dog collar and cushy places to sleep. Despite coming from different ends of the dog park, they find a shared love for adventure and, of course, Italian cuisine. Embrace change. Early on in the movie, Lady's comfortable life slips away from her as Jim and Darling Dear welcome their new baby into the
household. Jim starts to refer to Lady as "That Dog" shortly after
the baby's arrival. After getting lost and meeting Tramp, she gains a new life partner and creates a family of her own, showing children that, while change can be a daunting thing to face, it's often for the best and comes with a silver lining. These are only a few of the lessons highlighted in this Disney classic. Gather the whole family for a fun night in and see what other lessons you can learn.
access to tons of great classics as well as new original
series and movies, like the live-action "Lady and the Tramp" remake. While Disney fans are excited about this, the original film is still perfect for the whole family and has some great life lessons for your kids. Here are some of the best takeaways. Explore the world around you. "There is a great big hunk of world down there with no fence around it.”
This underrated quote, said by Tramp, perfectly encompasses one of the main lessons of the film: explore! Life is all The original film was such a cult classic, but the remake is sure to deliver. It's expected to release on Nov. 12, 2019, so mark your calendars. FROM THE OFFICE OF BUSTER
Buster’s Gratitude List
5. All of our patients. Going to the office means getting to see all of our patients. I love to say hello, get pets, and meet new patients who come in. It means so much that you all trust my mom to straighten your teeth! It’s so much fun to see how excited patients are when they see their new smile. It makes me want to wag my tail! 6. My toothbrush. To be honest, I’m only half-thankful for my toothbrush. I don’t love it when my mom brushes my teeth, but I know it helps me stay healthy so I can keep playing and enjoying all my favorite treats!
7. Cheese. This is one of my very favorite snacks. I can’t have too much of it, but a little piece of cheese makes my whole day.
G’DAY, MATE!
Thanksgiving is coming up, so this month I want to share all the things I’m thankful for. It’s a pretty long list! 1. My mom and dad. This is probably an obvious one, but I love my family! They help me live my best doggy life every day. 2. Long walks. There’s nothing more fun than taking a walk around my neighborhood with my mom and checking out all the great outside smells. 3. Naps. After a long walk, it’s nice to be able to sleep for a while in the nice, warm house. 4. Being an office dog. I always have so much fun visiting the office! There are lots of great smells, and I’m able to help everyone feel more relaxed and happy.
There are so many things in life to be thankful for.
Every day gives the opportunity to take a walk, play with a squeaky toy, or meet a new friend. I hope you have lots to
be thankful for this year too.
And remember: I love you sooo much!
–Buster
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