They discovered who their species really are.They were neglected by their respective foster family.Both animals were being raised by a different species.The title references the literary fairy tale, The Ugly Duckling.The copyright to the story it is based on was also renewed in the U.S. An edition of The ugly dachshund(1941) The ugly dachshund by Stern, G. A copyright renewal for the film was registered on October 12, 1993.Dick Wessel - Eddie (voice looped by Paul Frees).He finally finds out what its like to be a Great Dane. He notices a female Great Dane and stands at attention. Mark and Fran enter their dogs in a dog show with Brutus meeting others of his breed. Fran finally tells Mark that Brutus has to go, but changes her mind when he saves her favorite dachshund puppy, Chloe, from a scrap heap. His confused identity sets the stage for a number of mildly comic bits lead by the mischievous dachshunds-he chases a policeman up a tree, destroys Mark's studio with paint splattered, and ruins a garden party in a topsy-turvy way. Mark agrees and the Great Dane, named Brutus, grows up with the tiny puppies convinced that he's also a dachshund. That same day his Great Dane had a large litter of puppies and he didn't have enough milk for all of them.

Pruitt convinces Mark to take a runt Great Dane puppy home with him as a gift. Price New from Used from Hardcover 'Please retry' 68.00 12.99 Hardcover, Janu27.50 14.95 Paperback 'Please retry' 17.97 13. The story begins with their dachshund, Danke, giving birth to 3 puppies. Stern(Author) 4.5 out of 5 stars23 ratings See all formats and editions Sorry, there was a problem loading this page. Mark and Fran Garrison are a dog-loving couple with different tastes in canines.

The Ugly Dachshund by G.B. Stern