Jock (1955)

Jock is a major character in Disney's 15th animated feature film , and a supporting character in its 2001 direct-to-video sequel . He is a grumpy Scottish terrier who is the best friend of Trusty and a good friend of Lady. At first he doesn’t like Tramp but after his heroic act on the kid he change opinion on him. He speaks Scottish with a Scottish accent. 
In original film he was played by the late Bill Thompson; who also played Droopy, White Rabbit and Scrooge McDuck, in the sequel he was played by Jeff Bennett, who also played Stu Pickles, Hi Five Ghost, Lord Duke, Lumière and Archimedes Q. Porter.
==Personality==
Jock is a very sincere, sweet and understanding little dog. However, although he is small, he can be more aggressive than other friends of him.
He tries to help Lady as if she were a relative of her, he loves being with Trusty, even if sometimes he can't stand her endings and sometimes they fight over real nonsense. Lady likes that Jock is her mentor and her best friend, which is demonstrated when he congratulates her on her new collar.
He's also a little stingy, as he doesn't want anyone to see his collection of his buried bones.
Although he is small, he is willing to protect the people he loves.
==Appearance==
Jock is a short and slender gray Scottish terrier with black eyes, thick gray eyebrows, a gray mustache-like beard and wears a red collar with a gold diamond-shaped license, and later a plaid sweater.
==Biography==
===Lady and the Tramp===
Jock first appears when he hums while secretly burying a bone with his others, then Lady who comes to visit him shows them his brand new licensed collar as well. They then go to see Trusty who is dreaming and Jock confesses to Lady that Trusty has lost his sense of smell. The next day Jock and Trusty go to visit Lady, because it is a beautiful day, but Lady has bad news: Darling and Jim Dear no longer treat her the same as before.
Jock and Trusty immediately understand what this means and as Jock says: "Darling is expecting a wee bairn." The two start talking to Lady about what a baby is, until Tramp arrives and, hearing the topic, decides to join in. Jock and Trusty already since then don't like Tramp and since Jock was cut off from Tramp to talk to Lady.
Jock reappears later, towards the end of the film with Trusty who go to visit Lady who has come home from the pound after Aunt Sarah brought her home and Lady met Tramp. When Tramp arrives, Jock immediately wants to attack him, but Lady, although she too is angry with him, advises him against doing so and so Jock and Trusty turn their backs on them and leave. After Tramp saves Jim Jr. from the mouse's attack and kills him, Jock and Trusty realize they were wrong about him. Jock is very ashamed of having misjudged Tramp from the first time he saw him and to redeem himself together with Trusty he launches into a race to save him by reaching the dog catcher's cart and they try to stop him.
They succeed, but Trusty is hit by the wagon when it crashes. Jock elbows his best friend, but Trusty doesn't move, so Jock howls in mourning thinking that Trusty is finished. At Christmas Jock and Trusty, who is alive and well with only one leg in a plaster cast, join the celebrations with Lady and Tramp who now have four puppies. While the exuberant Scamp reveals part of his plaid sweater, Jock compliments Lady and Tramp on their puppies, and also observes Tramp's collar as he has done with Lady from the beginning.
===Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure===
Jock e Trusty nel sequel continuano ad essere vicini di casa di Lady e Tramp e sono chiamati dai loro cuccioli "Uncle Jock" e "Uncle Trusty". Sono visti per la prima volta vedere Lady, Tramp, i loro cuccioli e i loro padroni passeggiare durante una fiera e li sorridono. Dopo che Scamp è scappato, la notizia arriva a loro e si uniscono nella ricerca. Vengono visti anche alla fine del film, quando Scamp torna e lui e Trusty danno il benvenuto ad Angel.
===Lady and the Tramp (2019)===
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===Oliver & Company===
Jock made a cameo appearance with Trusty and Peg in Oliver & Company during Dodger's song "Why Should I Worried".
===House of Mouse===
Jock appears in several cameos on House of Mouse In "Pluto Saves the Day", he was part of the all-dog band alongside Trusty and several other dogs from Disney animated films.
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