The Hound and the Rabbit

Year: 1937

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Rudolf Ising

AnimationFamilyComedy

A hound gives chase to a young rabbit and corners him against a tree, but instead of eating him the dog wants friendship. The rabbit, naming the hound Sniffy, brings him to a clearing where other rabbits are playing football. After introductions, Sniffy joins the game, until a fox appears.

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