Trusty

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Love Exalted
Full Name	Trusty
Alias	Big Looney (By Jock)
Origin	Lady and the Tramp
Powers/Skills	Sense of Smell Cleverness Memorization Skills
Family	Old Reliable (Grandfather, deceased)
Allies	Jock Lady Tramp Scamp Annette, Colette and Danielle
Enemies	Buster
Goals	Save Tramp from going to the Pound. (Succeeded)
What Makes Them Likeable	Risking his life to save Tramp from being killed in the Pound.
"Hate to Love" Factors	No information
Type of Love Exalted	Elderly Hound

“	There will be no living with him from now on.	„
	~ Jock

Trusty is one of the supporting tritagonists in Disney's 15 full-length animated feaure, Lady and the Tramp. As the oldest dog in the neighborhood, he is best friends with Jock and a close friend to Lady and Tramp.

He was voiced by the late Bill Baucom in the original animated film and in the sequel, Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, he was voiced by Jeff Bennett. In the 2019 live action remake of the same name, he was voiced by Sam Elliot.

What Makes Him Love Exalted?

• He is close friends with Jock and Lady, whom he refers to her as "Miss Lady" and later congratulates her on getting a new collar.
• Unlike Jock, Trusty never raises his voice when dealing with strangers or threats.
• He and Jock showed sympathy to Lady after being mistreated by Jim Dear and Darling and when being chained up to the dog house by Aunt Sarah.
• He attempted to suggest Lady into moving to his or Jock's houses.
• Upon realizing that Tramp saved the baby, Trusty and Jock rush off to successfully save Tramp being put down at the pound, even though it nearly got Trusty killed.
• On Christmas Eve, he and Jock visted Lady and Tramp's house and see their children.
• In Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, he and Jock joined Lady and Tramp's quest to search for their son, Scamp.

External Links

• Trusty on the Disney Wiki
• Trusty on the Heroes Wiki
• Trusty on the Heroic Benchmark Wiki