Disney Pet Caretakers Quiz

Study Notes

Disney films often showcase relationships between animals and humans, with the animals often serving as caretakers.
Some relationships take on a more peer-to-peer dynamic of mutual respectability, while others are more one-sided.
One of the most significant examples of an animal serving as caretaker for a human is Duchess and her kittens from The Aristocats.
Another significant example is the titular figure of Tarzan (1999), who finds himself in a similar situation to Mowgli from The Jungle Book.
Animals can also serve as the caretakers of other animals, as is the case with Oliver and Company.
One of the most lovable Disney pets is Max, an English Sheepdog Prince Eric owns in The Little Mermaid.
Dogs are a common supporting character in Disney movies.
Many of these dogs are loyal and supportive companions, while others are more comedic or unique.
Dogs have been featured in Disney movies since the 1950s.
Dogs in Disney movies often serve as loyal and supportive companions, or are more comedic or unique.
Dogs in Disney movies often serve as loyal and supportive companions, or are more comedic or unique.
Dug the dog from the computer-animated movie Up, from Disney-Pixar in 2009, is one of the more involved supporting dogs in Disney movies.
Dante is Miguel’s adoptive stray Xoloitzcuintle (Xolo) — the national dog breed of Mexico.
Bruno and Major from the original animated adaptation of Cinderella from 1950 are two of the more memorable supporting dogs in Disney history.
Pascal from Disney’s Tangled is an unusual pet and one of the more unique supporting dogs in Disney movies.
Sven the reindeer from Disney’s Frozen franchise has a big presence throughout all three films and in many spinoff shorts.
Kristoff is the caretaker of Sven, but Sven and Kristoff share a brother-like relationship.
Disney films often feature human-animal relationships in which the pet is typically loyal and devoted to its owner.
Some of the most popular Disney pets include Rajah the tiger, Figaro the black and white cat, and Pluto the dog.
Each of these animals is beloved by their owners and is a major character in the Disney ensemble.
While the dynamics for owner and pet relationships have taken on many different forms throughout the years in Disney Entertainment, the commitment to care, along with the mutually transcending bond between pets and their caretakers, is always strongly prevalent and in keeping with true, timeless Disney fashion.