#oliver and company

[dazzledbydisney]

Why should I worry?

[goatpaste]

We're having a Puppy dog Picnic!

[Commission Prices][Etsy][Buy me a Kofi]

[mandrawsdog]

🐕Cartoon Dogs!🐩

[thehmn]

These days poodles are seen either as fancy pets for snobs or as wonderful smart family dogs but when I was a child they were seen as aggressive pampered beasts with silly hairdos who got carried around by stupid bimbos in bags if they were toy sized.

You know, just in case you wanted proof that people hate “girly dogs” because isn’t it strange how that image was repurposed for chihuahuas once they became the new fashionable dog for women? It’s for sure the breed that’s the problem and not a mix of bad treatment and a hatred of all things woman.

If you want proof of this shift just watch Disney’s Oliver & Company where the poodle is a mean diva while the chihuahua is a scrappy little dude who’s all bark but no bite and deeply loyal to his family to the point of repeatedly electrocuting himself for them.

[fancyhats-and-fennelsbuds]

They feel like brothers to me alright

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|Bonus pets content|

We have:

Ratigan as the middle one, even if everyone is sure that he was the absolute first to pop out...how even old is this man? This is truly a mystery. He has a love-hate relationship with the younger brother, even if, in case the aforementioned brother would be in need help, no force would be strong enough to stop Ratigan to be there for him.

We have Sykes that's supposedly the oldest. Short tempered, always comes with hands with the middle one, '...too much, too much plotting, plotting, plotting! Chitter chattering-!' But still, he has a lot of respect for his brilliant mind.

Then John-! Well. He's the youngest. The ray of sunshine. The untouchable. Even Ratigan never pulled his hairs when was little. John has to be the responsible braincell. He's the mediator between his oldest brothers.

When the three of them are together, two full hours cannot pass, without a grumbling or complaining. But at the end of the day, they all had cooked, eaten, and tidied up the kitchen; the house is- maybe overly eccentric in some corners- but clean, and the bills at the end of the month payed and archived.

(But wait! There's more)

[nostalgicfun]

Oliver and Dodger! 🧡

[multyashka-sweet]

Oliver & Company

[shyblacksheep]

Why should I worry?

Why should I care?

Yeah, I may not have a dime,

but I got street savoir faire! 🎶

[glorioustragedykid]

Perfect isn't easy

[kissentz]

GOD I FINALLY FINISHED THIS!!!!

i apologize for taking so long with this art. exams messed me up and my “awsome” idea to draw each character in a certain technique really slowed down the process of creating this art. but i don't regret it at all and i think it turned out okay

thanks to everyone who suggested their characters!

[disney-is-mylife]

I'm ONLY counting the films from the Walt Disney Animation Studios line-up between 1967 (after The Jungle Book) and 1989 (before The Little Mermaid). There's some debate on what this era of Disney animation is called, so I went with both titles I tend to hear a lot. I feel like this poll requires a fairly niche audience since a lot of these are (sadly) forgotten.

[reesieroo-spark]

Don’t you just hate it when you’re trying to commute to work and then a dog just goes and does parkour, ruining your car’s new paint job?

Testing out a simpler rendering style

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[kirain]

[hunter-husky]

Jamming

A little jammin' after workin' out

[forthegothicheroine]

#oliver and company always cracks me up#because transforming the children to dogs and cats#(only one of whom seems to function as a child)#transforms a clearly unethical situation to one that is definitely weird but probably fine and also pretty impressive

via @maddie-grove

Fagin teaching children to steal: a bad thing

Fagin teaching dogs and cats to steal: a superpower