Dog in boots

The Gascon dog falls in love with the Queen’s lap-dog and goes after her to the courtyard. She gives him the task of saving the mistress, who gave her diamond pendants to her beloved duke, but should appear in them at the ball. A faithful Gascon with his friends Fat Man, Handsome and Noble goes to England. Along the way, the cats of the cardinal, led by Milady, lure Fat Fat into a sausage, and compassionate Handsome Little Sheep, which "no one grazes," and seriously injure them. The remaining Noble distracts the cats from the Gascon, and he, crossing the sea to England, steals pendants. Bats, who also quarrel with cats, help him cross back. Having kept up with the ball, the brave dog deserves the love of a beautiful lapdog and walks victoriously in Paris with his bandaged friends.

The “prototypes” of the characters are indicated in parentheses.

• Nikolai Karachentsov - Dog ( D'Artagnan )
• Irina Muravyova - Bologna (Constance Bonacieux) / cat Milady ( Milady Winter ) / bat
• Valentine Gaft - Noble ( Athos )
• Yuri Volintsev - Fat Man ( Porthos )
• Alexander Shirvindt - Handsome ( Aramis )
• Evgeny Vesnik - Cardinal's Cat
• Lev Durov - fishing dog / hound
• Vasily Livanov - detective dog ( Sherlock Holmes )
• Vsevolod Larionov - Buckingham Watchdog
• Grigory Shpigel - one-eyed cat ( Count de Rochefort )
• Alexey Ptitsyn - voiceover from French
• Alexander Baranov - noise design (dogs barking)

• “The Gasconz Song” (performed by Nikolai Karachentsov ),
• “Cardinal Cats Song” (performed by the Rock Atelier band),
• “Song of the Sheep” (performed by the Rock Atelier band),
• “Dog and Bolonki Duet” (performed by Nikolai Karachentsov and Irina Muravyova ),
• “Song of the Dogs of the King” (performed by Nikolai Karachentsov and the Rock Atelier band),
• "The song of the bats."

• The English detective dog is reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes , and voiced by Vasily Livanov - the performer of the role of Holmes in the series of films “ The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson ” ^[4] . It is also interesting that the script for this cartoon was written by Vladimir Valutsky , the author of the script for the second film of the cycle.
• Despite the fact that the detective dog portrays an Englishman, this is an obvious German Doberman.
• Contrary to the name, in the cartoon there is not a single moment where the hero appears in boots.
• The Tories and Whigs parties mentioned in the cartoon were created in 1649 and 1679, respectively, while the action takes place in 1625.

The cartoon has been reprinted repeatedly on DVD in cartoon collections:

• "Watchdog and company" , "Soyuzmultfilm"; cartoons on the disk: “ Bobik visiting Barbos ” (1977), “ Blue Puppy ” (1976), “ Bring Back Rex ” (1975), “About the Puppy” (1979), “How the Puppy Learned to Swim” (1984), “ A puppy and an old slipper ”(1987),“ Dog in boots ”(1981),“ Let me walk with your dog ”(1984),“ Cube and Tobik ”(1984).

• D'Artangav and the Three Dogs Musketeers

• Valutsky Vladimir. Dog in boots. - Dragonfly, 2005 .-- 64 p. - (Favorite heroes). - ISBN 5-94563-776-9 .

• " A Dog in Boots ” on the Internet Movie Database
• Dog in boots on Animator.ru
• Nikolay Bokov . 38 parrots will be immortalized in Lipetsk , Komsomolskaya Pravda (November 1, 2007). Date of treatment June 22, 2012.