Sniffy the Pup #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSniffy the pup is initially excluded from a baseball game with other dogs because he has ruined their bats and balls previously, but after demonstrating his newfound strength by playing tag with a cat, he convinces them he's changed and they allow him to join. Later, when Sniffy attempts to rescue a squirrel stuck in a tree, he bundles the frightened animal and gets blamed for attacking it, leading the neighborhood children to chase him away. Desperate to hide, Sniffy purchases a cat mask from a store, but the disguise backfires when a dog catcher mistakes him for an actual feline instead of the dog he was trying to capture.
Sniffy the pup gets caught in the spray of Prof. Brainee's secret formula X and suddenly finds himself the strongest pooch on Earth—a gift that brings unexpected complications when every kid in town wants to either challenge him or befriend him for the wrong reasons. Desperate to prove his newfound strength has a purpose, Sniffy discovers that being a hero to his neighborhood might be exactly what he needs to finally belong.
Tenderfoot Scout Freddy Fawn is eager to earn his good-deed badge, but his well-meaning rescue attempts keep backfiring in the most embarrassing ways. When a scheming Willy Weasel and mischievous Percy Owl create a web of trouble, Freddy must use his scout skills to untangle the mess and discover what a real good deed looks like.
When the dog-catcher starts rounding up strays, Sniffy the Pup makes a quick disguise to stay out of trouble—but his cat mask gets him captured instead! Forced to think fast, Sniffy stumbles into an unlikely alliance with the King of the Cats and discovers that sometimes the best way out of a jam is helping someone else first.
Brownie Bear approaches a side show manager hoping to land a job as a performer, but gets turned away for being too small to pass as a giant—until a clever idea strikes.
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