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It's about time I gave Rose an updated reference sheet, her last actual reference sheet was from April 2013 I rewatched Lady and The Tramp 2 again on Disney+ and just had to draw her~ I'll probably be updating reference sheets for Bella, Molly, and Thunder during quarantine because why not. I still love Trixie's reference but the other girls are in need of updates.

Figured it'd be kinda fun to make her taller like her Pop~ ^^ always bothered me that the pups were carbon-copies of the parents, so I wanted to have the kiddos have different heights to blend more of the genes. Might make a height chart for the family soon c: Rose is the second tallest, but is a little shorter than Danielle and Tramp. Her nose also gets a little bit scruffier as she ages thanks to Tramp's genes

Just a disclaimer that this is my own AU of the movie events please no hate comments

Rose

Personality

Rose is very mischievous and adventurous, much like her brother Scamp, but doesn't share his dream and desperate need to be a wild dog. She is often content to stare out the window or gets her excitement when they go out on walks to the park. She prefers to spend her time relaxing in the garden and the yard than being inside the house, but she does appreciate the comfortable lifestyle her family has, grateful for a warm bed and a full belly every night. She likes being a house pet, but does not like being cooped up inside the house due to her incredibly hyper personality. A bit like Danielle, Rose is not afraid to speak what's on her mind. She does have trouble holding back what she says sometimes and will blurt things out with out thinking, especially when she's angry.

Bio
Rose was born to Lady and Tramp alongside her five siblings , second youngest of the litter. Hyperactive and playful, Rose lived very content with her family up until the day Scamp ran away. Devastated over the disappearance of her favorite playmate, Rose decided she didn't want to sit by and wanted to take action into her own paws after her parents came home heartbroken after their first long search. Unable to sleep, Rose slips under the hole in the fence and attempts to try Uncle Trusty’s sniffing tactics. On the journey she meets a local stray, Zero, whom she had seen a few times on the street while she was taking walks with her family. He agrees to help her look for her brother, trying to keep her company since she's new to the streets. She learns that Zero is searching for his family after he had run away after being spooked by a thunderstorm and didn't know the way to their new home. Zero leads her to Buster's Junkyard the following evening after spending some time together; Rose feeling a little guilty that she had spent a lot of time having fun with Zero around the town without a leash instead of actively searching for Scamp the entire time. While he was scared to go anywhere near Buster’s pack, Zero knew many new strays sought out the infamous Buster.
Rose finds Buster in the junkyard and asks him if he had seen Scamp around, unaware that an hour earlier he had just let Scamp be captured by the dog-catcher. Wanting to inflict even more pain on Tramp and his family, Buster calmly explains that he knows where Scamp was and walks her over to an empty alley. Rose panics as Buster smirks and leans down, tearing at her collar as she screams for help. Once he manages to slip off her collar, Buster tosses it to the side and then grabs Rose by the scruff. She struggles and screams in his grasp, but is powerless as the powerful doberman tosses her out in the street where she lands with a hard thud against the cobblestone road. While she struggles to stand, she’s snatched up by the dog-catcher and tossed into the back of his cart.
Buster finds Tramp as the distressed father takes a walk to clear his head after the picnic disaster. Buster swings the collar around his paw, smirking as he explains that two of his children were now on his side. Tramp looks at him in bewilderment and tries to get more answers out of him, but Buster runs off laughing before Tramp can do anything about it as Jim-dear calls out for him and he slowly returns home to share the news.
Meanwhile, Rose is delighted, yet also terrified, that she has been reunited with Scamp in the back of the dog-catcher’s cart. The reunion is short lived as the siblings are tossed into the pound- Rose being separated into a different cage as Scamp is tossed in with Reggie. Rose fights against her cage, but is ultimately powerless as she shields her eyes and wishes for a miracle. Luckily, this miracle just so happens to be their father as he springs into the pound and she watches in awe as he fights the massive hound.
The family reunites and eagerly welcomes Angel into their home. Days later, Rose reunites with Zero, who had become incredibly worried about her and searched the neighborhood for her and her family. He had found his own family in the process and sported a new orange collar.

While they initially wanted to keep all the puppies together with their parents, it was a little too much for Jim Dear and Darling and decided to adopt them out under the conditions that they could all still get together for picnics once in a while.

Scooter was adopted by a couple without children who could give him a quiet home and one-on-one attention.

The triplets were kept together, going to a home that had three children as well that matched their daughter's personalities.

Since Rose constantly snuck out to go to Zero's house, they eventually just told his family that they could adopt her as well.
Angel and Scamp stay at the Darling home; to grow up alongside Junior and later on his baby sister, Lucille ("Lulu") who is born when Junior is 3 years old and all the pups are at least a year and a half. The pups have more freedom to explore and visit each other on their own; but also still love their monthly picnic with their humans all-together.

Mate
Zero

Pups
Azalea, Rocket, Poppy, and Pigeon

Voice Claims
Young: Katie Crown- Ivy Sundew Amphibia
Adult: Olivia Olson- Marceline| Adventure Time

Description

It's about time I gave Rose an updated reference sheet, her last actual reference sheet was from April 2013 I rewatched Lady and The Tramp 2 again on Disney+ and just had to draw her~ I'll probably be updating reference sheets for Bella, Molly, and Thunder during quarantine because why not. I still love Trixie's reference but the other girls are in need of updates.

Figured it'd be kinda fun to make her taller like her Pop~ ^^ always bothered me that the pups were carbon-copies of the parents, so I wanted to have the kiddos have different heights to blend more of the genes. Might make a height chart for the family soon c: Rose is the second tallest, but is a little shorter than Danielle and Tramp. Her nose also gets a little bit scruffier as she ages thanks to Tramp's genes

Just a disclaimer that this is my own AU of the movie events please no hate comments

Rose

Personality

Rose is very mischievous and adventurous, much like her brother Scamp, but doesn't share his dream and desperate need to be a wild dog. She is often content to stare out the window or gets her excitement when they go out on walks to the park. She prefers to spend her time relaxing in the garden and the yard than being inside the house, but she does appreciate the comfortable lifestyle her family has, grateful for a warm bed and a full belly every night. She likes being a house pet, but does not like being cooped up inside the house due to her incredibly hyper personality. A bit like Danielle, Rose is not afraid to speak what's on her mind. She does have trouble holding back what she says sometimes and will blurt things out with out thinking, especially when she's angry.

Bio
Rose was born to Lady and Tramp alongside her five siblings , second youngest of the litter. Hyperactive and playful, Rose lived very content with her family up until the day Scamp ran away. Devastated over the disappearance of her favorite playmate, Rose decided she didn't want to sit by and wanted to take action into her own paws after her parents came home heartbroken after their first long search. Unable to sleep, Rose slips under the hole in the fence and attempts to try Uncle Trusty’s sniffing tactics. On the journey she meets a local stray, Zero, whom she had seen a few times on the street while she was taking walks with her family. He agrees to help her look for her brother, trying to keep her company since she's new to the streets. She learns that Zero is searching for his family after he had run away after being spooked by a thunderstorm and didn't know the way to their new home. Zero leads her to Buster's Junkyard the following evening after spending some time together; Rose feeling a little guilty that she had spent a lot of time having fun with Zero around the town without a leash instead of actively searching for Scamp the entire time. While he was scared to go anywhere near Buster’s pack, Zero knew many new strays sought out the infamous Buster.
Rose finds Buster in the junkyard and asks him if he had seen Scamp around, unaware that an hour earlier he had just let Scamp be captured by the dog-catcher. Wanting to inflict even more pain on Tramp and his family, Buster calmly explains that he knows where Scamp was and walks her over to an empty alley. Rose panics as Buster smirks and leans down, tearing at her collar as she screams for help. Once he manages to slip off her collar, Buster tosses it to the side and then grabs Rose by the scruff. She struggles and screams in his grasp, but is powerless as the powerful doberman tosses her out in the street where she lands with a hard thud against the cobblestone road. While she struggles to stand, she’s snatched up by the dog-catcher and tossed into the back of his cart.
Buster finds Tramp as the distressed father takes a walk to clear his head after the picnic disaster. Buster swings the collar around his paw, smirking as he explains that two of his children were now on his side. Tramp looks at him in bewilderment and tries to get more answers out of him, but Buster runs off laughing before Tramp can do anything about it as Jim-dear calls out for him and he slowly returns home to share the news.
Meanwhile, Rose is delighted, yet also terrified, that she has been reunited with Scamp in the back of the dog-catcher’s cart. The reunion is short lived as the siblings are tossed into the pound- Rose being separated into a different cage as Scamp is tossed in with Reggie. Rose fights against her cage, but is ultimately powerless as she shields her eyes and wishes for a miracle. Luckily, this miracle just so happens to be their father as he springs into the pound and she watches in awe as he fights the massive hound.
The family reunites and eagerly welcomes Angel into their home. Days later, Rose reunites with Zero, who had become incredibly worried about her and searched the neighborhood for her and her family. He had found his own family in the process and sported a new orange collar.

While they initially wanted to keep all the puppies together with their parents, it was a little too much for Jim Dear and Darling and decided to adopt them out under the conditions that they could all still get together for picnics once in a while.

Scooter was adopted by a couple without children who could give him a quiet home and one-on-one attention.

The triplets were kept together, going to a home that had three children as well that matched their daughter's personalities.

Since Rose constantly snuck out to go to Zero's house, they eventually just told his family that they could adopt her as well.
Angel and Scamp stay at the Darling home; to grow up alongside Junior and later on his baby sister, Lucille ("Lulu") who is born when Junior is 3 years old and all the pups are at least a year and a half. The pups have more freedom to explore and visit each other on their own; but also still love their monthly picnic with their humans all-together.

Mate
Zero

Pups
Azalea, Rocket, Poppy, and Pigeon

Voice Claims
Young: Katie Crown- Ivy Sundew Amphibia
Adult: Olivia Olson- Marceline| Adventure Time