Leghorn Swoggled

Year: 1951

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert McKimson

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Henery the chicken hawk wants to catch Foghorn Leghorn for dinner. Barnyard Dawg agrees to help if Henery first finds a bone for the dog. To get the bone, Henery trades cheese to a mouse and a fish to a cat, with Foghorn’s assistance. Once the dog receives the bone, he knocks Foghorn out, allowing Henery to load the rooster onto a toy train.

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