Scamp

Scamp
Background Information
Feature films	Lady and the Tramp Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure
Voice	Scott Wolf Roger Bart (off-screen singing voice)
Inspiration	Tramp Marley from Marley and Me
Character Information
Other names	Tenderfoot (by Angel) Whirlwind (by Tramp) Sport, Champ, Kid, Scamperoo, Scampers, Scampster, Scampo, Scampski, Scampy, Scampadoodle, Scampalooza (by Buster) Doll, Dollface (by Ruby) Monster (by Aunt Sarah)
Personality	Kind, compassionate, loving, caring, sensitive, nice, empathetic, sympathetic, remorseful, understanding, supportive, generous, charitable, romantic, friendly, good-hearted, courageous, open-minded, outspoken, charming, feisty, fun-loving, mischievous, rambunctious, boisterous, good-natured, obiedant, fair, just, reasonable, sensible, funny, ambitious, considerate, family-oriented, welcoming, playful, strong, vocal, peculiar, clever, athletic, obstinate, handsome, tough, intelligent, heroic, protective, awkward, clumsy, determined, serious, autistic Formerly: Ill-tempered, immature, angry, rash, impulsive, defiant, troublesome, hot-headed, naughty, impatient, reckless, rebellious, rude, argumentative, disrespectful, aloof, inconsiderate, obnoxious, irresponsible, abrasive, unfriendly, wild, frisky, strict, selfish, incorrigible, self-centered, foolish, restless
Appearance	Small and slender gray cairn terrier puppy, big brown eyes, both black nose and eyebrows, little tail, gray belly, aqua collar with a gold diamond-shaped license
Occupation	House Dog
Alignment	Neutral, later good
Goal	To become a stray (formerly) To return to his family (succeeded)
Home	New Haven, Connecticut
Relatives	Lady (mother) Tramp (father) Annette, Collette, and Danielle (younger sisters) Angel (girlfriend)
Friends	Angel, Jim Dear, Darling, Jim Jr., Jock, Trusty, Tony and Joe, Buster (formerly), the Junkyard Dogs
Enemies	Si and Am, Aunt Sarah (sometimes), Buster, Reggie, The Dogcatcher, Otis
Likes	Girls, roughhousing, playing with Jim Jr., mischief, living with strays (formerly), outsmarting dog catchers, freedom, adventures, exploring, having fun, spaghetti, burying bones, Angel, Buster (formerly), his family, being angry, being wild and free (formerly), being messy (formerly), getting all muddy (formerly), chewing hats (formerly), burying bones, ripping up flower beds (formerly), Buster's rules (formerly), getting what he wants, his mother, being harsh on Tramp (formerly), his owners
Dislikes	House rules (formerly), being a house dog (formerly), not having fun, getting chained up in the yard, baths (formerly), the idea of Angel being left behind or in danger, cats (especially Si and Am), upsetting his family and Angel, mistreatment toward his family, the dog pound, his father reprimanding him, Buster's lies and betrayal, house dogs (formerly), living in the house (formerly), his family (formerly), his collar (formerly), dog pound, 4th of July and holidays (formerly), Tramp (formerly), Buster (currently)
Powers	Strength, speed
Weapons	Teeth and claws
Fate	Finally realizes where he belongs and returns home with Tramp and Angel
Quote	"I want to be wild and free!" "Slick move!"

Scamp is a minor character in Disney's 1955 film Lady and the Tramp, and the titular protagonist of the 2001 sequel Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure. He is the only son of Lady and the Tramp.