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Okay, I'm probally being realy geeky and thinking way to much about this but, hey! In the first movie when it goes from Lady sleeping as a pup on Jim Dear and Darling's bed. She then grows up and goes about her morning buisness. When she's at the breakfast table Jim Dear says 'Hey, she must be about sixth months old now. It's time she got a licence.' Now, correct me if I'm wrong but that implies that before she is that old it doesn't matter whether she has a collar or not when caught by the dogcatcher. In Lady and the Tramp 2 Scamp must be younger than that right. So does a licence only protect dogs from being destroyed.

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Angryuni corn	August 16, 2010

Well, first off, time passed quite a bit since Lady was a puppy xDD And the movie took place in earlier times, so laws were either different then, or Disney was trying to make her still seem pretty young. As for Tramp's age, he's probably hella older than Lady. (after all he established quite the reputation for himself. No way that woulda happened in a matter of weeks). And quite a few MONTHS pass, probably around a year, before those two even meet up again.

Horsewri ter	August 16, 2010

I think so... like if someone finds the dog or the pound finds it, they return it to the owner.

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