The Rottweiler-Pinscher-Mix•Doberman-Pinscher-Mix Buster

**Buster** is the main antagonist in Disney's 2001 film *Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure*, the sequel to Disney's 15th full-length animated feature film *Lady and the Tramp*. He is the former leader of the Junkyard Dogs and the former best friend of Tramp.
He was voiced by Template:W, who also voiced Smokey in *Stuart Little* and played Primo Sidone in *Analyze This*, Mr. King in *Down to Earth*, and ***Mr. Walken*** in *Little Man*, while his singing voice was provided by Template:W.Template:Animal-CharacterFile:Profile - The Rottweiler-Pinscher-Mix•Doberman-Pinscher-Mix Buster.PNG

## Personality

Buster is the egotistical leader of the Junkyard Dogs, and his breed appears to be a Doberman/Rottweiler mix. He is very interested in Angel and calls her "his girl", even though she despises him and repeatedly emphasizes this. He pretended to be nice to Scamp when he tried to make him a Junkyard Dog. However, in reality, he is a selfish, angry, arrogant and manipulative jerk since he used Scamp to get back at the pup's father Tramp for betraying their friendship, even though he should have been supportive and charismatic of Tramp for finding love, though it is likely that he wants Tramp to stay on the streets with him, thus showing no care for his choices as well.

## Role

 File:Buster.jpg  Buster is first seen throwing the Dogcatcher's hat; later on, when he discovers Scamp, he decides that before he can make him a "Junkyard Dog" he'll give him a "test" to show that he's brave enough. The test is to retrieve a can from Reggie's alley, but Scamp ended up getting Reggie sent to the dog pound after a big chase, which makes the junkyard dogs look up to him and made Buster, who tries to convince Scamp that a Junkyard Dog is supposed to help only itself and not help others, jealous. Later that day, the junkyard dogs reveal to Scamp that his father Tramp was once best friends with Buster. Fed up with Sparky's false tale of Tramp's fate, Buster reveals the real version of why Tramp left the junkyard dogs: He fell in love with Lady, which Buster considers a betrayal to their friendship. He stresses how angry he was that Tramp didn't follow the rules.
The next day, on the Fourth of July celebration, Buster is seen watching Scamp's family from the bushes and realizes the relationship between Tramp and Scamp by seeing that they scratch in the same manner. He then tells Scamp that for his "final test" he wants him to wreck their picnic and steal their chicken. Scamp does so to prove that he isn't a house dog. Buster then leads the junkyard dogs to wreak havoc on the celebrations and then meets up with Scamp and Tramp in a dead-end alley where he convinces Scamp to abandon his father, which Scamp does, leaving poor Tramp depressed. Buster then officially lets Scamp join by removing his collar.
Later, when Angel confronts Scamp on choosing to be a Junkyard Dog instead of returning to his family, Scamp accidentally reveals Angel's secret wish to have a family, and Buster kicks her out of the junkyard. When Scamp looks for Angel, Buster thinks Scamp wants to become a house dog and uses one of his members as bait to have Scamp captured by the dogcatcher and finally achieve his revenge against Tramp. When Scamp gets caught while running from the dogcatcher, he sees Buster and thinks he will rescue him. Buster refuses and leaves, ignoring him. Scamp suddenly discovers that Buster was actually doing all this for revenge (as well as trying to remind him that a junkyard dog only helps itself and not others), and finally realizes that a family is more than rules.
After escaping the dog pound, Scamp, Tramp, Jock, and Trusty go back to the junkyard, where Scamp returns for his collar and gets revenge on Buster by trapping him underneath an enormous pile of junk. The other junkyard dogs, who had grown tired of Buster and decide to help honor Scamp's revenge, ditch Buster to find families of their own, leaving him alone and stranded. Buster calls for them to come back and get him out of the junk, possibly even trying to convince them that he promises to help other junkyard dogs.
It is unknown what happened to Buster afterwards.

## Buster's Rules

1. No one is ever adopted.
2. Stay away from other house dogs.
3. House dogs are enemies to strays.
4. No human loves.
5. Humans ruin everyone else's life.
6. Hide somewhere to avoid dogcatchers.
7. No collars.
8. No house dogs allowed.
9. No pet adoptions.
10. Must obey or you'll be kicked out.
11. Buster's trouble is Buster's trouble.

## Quotes

> Oh, aw, ain't that beautiful? I think l'm gettin' all misty-eyed here.
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> Buster

> So here we are again. Just like old times...before you turned your back on everything...that makes a dog a dog.
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> Buster

> You ditched me!
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> Buster to the Tramp

> You made your choice! Now it's his turn to choose. Come on, kid.
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> Buster

> You hear that, kid? Daddy's telling you what to do again.
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> Buster

> And he's leading you back to a life on the chain. I'm offerin' you freedom.[...] Make your choice kid.
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> Buster

> That's my boy!
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> Buster

> Dogs! You can't leave me here! I was only kidding. Buster's trouble, ain't Buster's trouble. Come on! Buster's trouble is **everybody'**s trouble!
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> Buster’s last words.

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Buster is the only Junkyard Dog to have a different voice actor to do his singing; the other Junkyard Dogs' voice artists did their own singing.
* Buster makes the rules for his new family at the junkyard and learned the first rule about being a Junkyard Dog a long time ago.
* He serves as a dark foil to both Tramp and Scamp; had either not learned about love, rules, and the importance of family, they would have probably ended up like Buster.
* He bears a similarity to ***Roscoe and DeSoto***. They are all the same breed, except it is possible Buster is not a purebred Doberman. He could be a Doberman/Rottweiler mixed breed, also called a "Rotterman".