Homeward Bound : The Incredible Journey (partial ending)

There's at least one really significant token of wisdom/insight expressed in this movie. Here is one instance, see if you can figure out the lesson/message on your own. If you're a person of any depth at all, then it wont be hard, and you'll probably be able to pick out a lot more if you watch the whole movie from start to finish. I'll attempt to upload that later.
(from about 1:00 on)

[@RazorFang18]

"Now all you need to learn, is how to say 'goodbye'." This line always breaks me down. Dx

[@dthoughts1666]

I cried... Many times.

[@HoleDiggingJanitor]

This is the sort of thing to break souls

[@johnathanclark7507]

Jordan Wilson wait what u mean by that ?

[@Agermanshepherdsheba]

RazorFang18 me too

[@johnathanclark7507]

Agermanshepherdsheba wait u cried too or u joking ?

[@redpandza5323]

It's kind of funny that I happened to find this scene in particular a lot more heartbreaking as an adult than I did a kid. Guess time and experience will do that to you.

[@chutorakaiken8]

Red Pandza Same. I had to say goodbye to someone I loved dearly in my adulthood. This scene crushes me and reminds me of that moment.

[@johnathanclark7507]

Red Pandza can we talk bout the movie pretty please ?

[@TheCristo664]

Not to one down you. But this scene has always broke me down. We are all one.

[@zenith8417]

Worst thing about this is that I learned the voice actor for Shadow(Don Ameche) died after the movie released, and he genuinely felt he was getting too old to continue living.

[@nontoxic0609]

Didn't he do one more after this? I thought he was in one with Whoopi Goldberg but I don't remember.

[@BloodyBrawler92]

nontoxic0609 No, in the second one, Ralph Waite voiced Shadow, who has sadly passed on as well .

[@matthewmoran5297]

+nontoxic0609 Yes, he was.

[@johnathanclark6815]

Demon Hunter evening my # 1 homeward bound partner / bro ! demon uh how ya doing today on this great Friday or what ?

[@johnathanclark6815]

Matthew Moran can i ask ya something ?

[@InflatableMan88]

That line that Chance said "I won't let you give up". I cried 😢

[@caramianardone415]

Awwww

[@jasonhylnd001]

+caramia Nardone Me too, always hated that for example Sabrina the teenage Witch.

[@thomasmartin4281]

Yeah, you can imagine them saying it either through their thoughts or animal noises like chance’s whining and it’s much better than human mouth movements

[@johnathanclark7507]

Thomas Martin morning my # 1 homeward bound partner / bro Thomas ! uh allow me to introduce myself my name is Johnathan Clark i love homeward bound also so i was wondering if u could add me on messenger pretty please or what lol ?

[@johnathanclark6815]

jasonhylnd001 morning my # 1 homeward bound partner / bro Jason ! allow me to introduce myself my name is Johnathan Clark & i’m an huge fan of “ homeward bound “ cuz it reminds me of my favorite breed

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

Very sibling-ish, especially between Sassy and Chance.

[@chefchris198621]

"But I want you with me, I love you shadow" oh God the feels

[@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606]

4:09 "i won't let you give up" 😢😢

[@johnathanclark6815]

Brandon Robinson morning my # 1 homeward bound partner / bro brandon ! uh how ya doing today ?

[@Ignauhak]

The tenderness and heart of this line, is how carefully it was earned by the buildup preceding it.

[@OTownNews]

It’s only when seeing this after so long when I realize how UTTERLY HEARTWRENCHING that line delivery is.

[@whowiseedet]

When the music gets all tense and Chance starts climbing down to help his friend, the feeling that gives me is the definition of friendship.

[@Stegodon]

Shadow probably willed himself to freedom after realizing how sad Peter would be feeling when only Chance and Sassy would return.

[@Dino-it1zu]

there was a scene of shadow getting out of the hole but it's only in different versions of the film that were released in different countries

[@jaylex666]

+Dino 2002 yeah i seem to remember it chance gets behind him and pushes him up doesnt he

[@Dino-it1zu]

+jaylex666 yeah

[@jaylex666]

+Dino 2002 i cant find any reference to it though. unless they released it on vhs and nothing else

[@Dino-it1zu]

+jaylex666 Deleted scenes from them film where found in different airings on TV from around the country

[@MaiCohWolf]

I love this movie. The best part about it is that they just let the animal's faces, body language, and the voice actors do the acting instead of using CGI to add exaggerated emotions and talking mouths. I feel like this way, the voice actors have more room to act the way they feel is best. This scene is so sad, but powerful too.

[@Straightedgefish]

What makes this scene unbearable to watch is just how Shadow is laying there in the ditch and looking defeated. It's absolutely heart breaking.

[@3912James]

Shadow taught Chance how to love someone that you care about.

[@tracywilson8293]

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[@fatratzfazoo3839]

+tracy Wilson hey Tracy. I am going to pick up the good news is that the company is a decent use of time to time to time and money to pay for the summer of the most approximate differences in the morning and have a good night.

[@BlytheG]

The voice acting is fantastic.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

The voice actors really committed themselves to the emotion.

[@Kennadiejadexoxo]

Better then cgi to be honest

[@harryrohr4131]

this movie beautifully captures how animals possibly communicate despite the lack of a language. they have feelings and souls just like us.

[@butt5ful]

They all faced a near death experience. Sassy with the river. Chance with the porcupine quills. Shadow with the fall.

[@bootderek]

dogs whine/yelp when they're hurt, but man when Shadow fell into that pit, that was hard to listen to

[@redspecial27]

"I won't let you give up"

[@problemchild1232]

Oh my goodness, I can never get through this scene without crying. "You've learned everything you need to know Chance, now all you have to learn is how to say goodbye." Gets me every time. :'(

[@kornmasterdan]

I like how each of the pets accidents are character based. Sassy and Chance's accidents are physical while Shadow's is more emotional. The whole movie he doesn't lose hope and after he bangs up his leg he believes that he can't do it, and its up to the others to motivate him to keep going, just like he did for them.

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

Chance had been a stray and he was used to humans "dumping" him, so initially he wasn't as "loyal dog" as Shadow.

[@Robofish12]

This scene depressed the hell out of me as a kid. Now as I watch it as an adult, someone's cutting onions.... "I've taught you everything I know. Now all you need to learn is how to say 'goodbye'."

[@johnathanclark6815]

FallenTemplar who is ur favorite character on the movie ?

[@cinnamonsun7099]

@@johnathanclark6815 I love Sassy but I love them all.

[@johnathanclark6815]

Cinnamon Sun u wanna know who’s my favorite character ?

[@cinnamonsun7099]

@@johnathanclark6815 Is it Shadow?

[@johnathanclark6815]

Cinnamon Sun wait how’d ya know that bro ?

[@CeltycSparrow]

I was 9 years old when this movie came out. 22 years later, this movie still makes me cry. From this point on until they come over the hill I am just in tears. And I think its gotten worse now that I am an adult and I understand what it means. Pure nostalgia. They don't make movies like this anymore.

[@thecowboy9698]

Learning how to say goodbye is a neccessary skill. Everything in life has an expectation date, so the thing to do is enjoy the time you have and make the best use of it, don't put what you can do today off for tomorrow, because one day there will not be a tomorrow. And when it comes to the people who love you, treasure each moment with them, because one day you'll wake up and they won't be there. "Do you love life, then don't waste time, because that's the stuff life is made of." - Benjamin Franklin.

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

The animals in this movie are such good actors and so well-trained. Seriously, just watch this scene on mute. Even without the excellent voice acting, you can still get the feel of urgency and hopelessness from Chance and Shadow in this scene just from their acting alone.

[@dudetocartman]

I think i know the wisdom/insight on this while i feel the pain on this. Shadow was a dog that was very smart and wise to the others, but when it goes worse for him, he is changed. The wisdom on this is the loyalty from chance for being there for him, being a good friend to him, and not letting him give up since he was helping chance get far. Chance was helping him get to the rest of the way to the end like a good loyal honest friend. No matter what Shadow said to be different or stubborn, Chance did not quit. He always had faith in shadow for being strong. That really is sad and beautiful in a friendship. That makes the tears.

[@queensnowy454]

I always cry during this scene.

[@AustinPierg]

Y'all are monsters for putting this up on KZbin. Making a grown man cry over here. 😢

[@Lnblackberry48]

Why does this part of the film , the scene where Peter tells shadow "I'm gonna miss you so much" , and the ending make me bawl so hard ?? Most movies don't make me bawl this hard

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Cause it's genuine. You can tell everyone from the director to film crew, to the voice actors and actors committed to this film, this scene especially, Michael j fox (Chance) and don Ameche (Shadow) are amazing in this scene alone.

[@gcHK47]

"I intend to live indoors on a velvet cushion filled with bird feather, and be served fillet of mouse on a silver platter." Sassy spoke like every cat in the real world.

[@chrisbeck6460]

Every freakin time I’m 33 and this movie still gets to me

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

You know what’s even sadder about this scene, the voice actor who plays Chance (Michael j. Fox) isn’t doing so well. So, I pray that he’ll pull through his disease.😞😢

[@TheMouseAvenger]

Unfortunately, we currently haven't found a cure for Parkinson's (Michael's disease) yet. :-( Right now, all we can do, is treat his symptoms. But luckily, on the bright side, Parkinson's Disease isn't fatal, so I'm sure that Michael will have plenty of years before he finally heads off to the afterworld. ^_^ All that having been said, he's hanging in there really well. :-) He gets himself through with optimism & an undefeatable spirit. ^_^

[@priscillap.7549]

This movie didn't become emotional to me until I became an adult! Maybe because as a kid I just seen talking dogs, didn't really understand the situations much.

[@Epsonthegiraffe]

Priscilla M I know what you mean. The same happened to me with Dumbo. I never thought too much about it when I was a kid but I started crying at the Baby Mine scene as a freaking adult. I believe when we grow up we begin to understand those situations better and how emotional they really are.

[@priscillap.7549]

Epsonthe Giraffe yeah it's so crazy how you can watch something and not really understand it but as an adult you understand completely and have total different feelings.

[@matthewmoran5297]

Priscilla M I know, right?

[@Wes1234668]

+Priscilla P. THIS! I literally just finished watching this old classic again. I knew exactly what was going to happen and everything, and yet still, the emotions this film brought to me this time around was beyond anything I could've expected. That part at the end when Shadow appeared over the hill at the end of the movie, even though I knew it was coming, choked me up the most. Even re-watching that scene had the same effect on me EVERY time. I don't know why it had such a significant effect on me like this, but I like to believe that the awesome music during the scene, along with the scene in this video, really did a splendid job in presenting it. You could definitely connect with Shadow, Chance, and Sassy. This is one film that has truly stood the test of time, and it's easy to both see and FEEL why.

[@matthewmoran5297]

Wes1234668 I second the notion.

[@Hamburglarification]

I think I lasted about 4 seconds. And I agree, this was a really good example of a movie where they successfully used live animals and voice actors without CGI and it's incredibly powerful. No one was watching this going, "Wait a second, dogs can't talk" and just tuning out of the rest of the movie. Nowadays, the CGI can pull you farther out of the movie rather than making it more believable.

[@TheMouseAvenger]

Well, I think that last part's kinda subjective (as is art in general). :-) I personally love digital enhancements, puppetry, CGI, & other traditional ways of making animals talk in movies & TV (& I know that there are many, many other people who do the same). ^_^ And I especially like newer movies of that nature, because the CGI is so advanced nowadays. I mean, when I watch the "Jungle Book" & "Lion King" remakes, I'm always left astonished by how real the animals look, & how convincingly they appear to be talking. I'm not taken out of the movie or show at all! ^_^

[@mindfulbynicole]

Keep seeing comments saying that this scene affects them more as an adult than when they were a kid I haven't watched this film since I was a kid because this scene broke me

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

Sassy: If you can jump on a river to save me this should be easy. Chance: Yeah, and after out running a mountain lion. Sassy: Wait, you guys did what?

[@Marguerite21]

I know this scene brings me to shed some tears. I know it's sad. But it's not entirely sad because Chance and Sassy refused to abandon Shadow. Chance said to him that he won't let him give up. Therefore, Chance made sure that Shadow would get his strength back to climb out. He made sure to encourage Shadow again despite Shadow's injured leg.

[@ApricityGlow]

At first I thought Chance said "I won't let you get up."

[@rickymay583]

Marguerite21 I always viewed Shadow as the father Chance never had. Shadow always had faith in Chance, and Chance is the reason he didn't give up in the end.

[@midnightbat2897]

The scene where shadow fell in the ditch is the only scene that made me cry

[@jtodd3733]

Scene would have been less emotional if there mouths were moving while they talked.

[@1TrueJuliet]

+J Todd (Takua89) Right?

[@Jenacide]

Thank you! I've been saying this for years. Like, it just never looks good, why do they keep trying. This movie did it right. Feel like they dumb things down for kids these days. I watched stuff like this, now days kids get goofy looking cgi animals, fart jokes, and no plot or decent dialog of any kind.

[@notavailable8201]

Exactly the way they handled it made it look as if the voice actors are just translating the animal's thoughts during their journey like the Native American spoke for Spirit while telling his story since being a horse he can't speak

[@betterthanyesterday3912]

​@Jenacide I like your rainbow colors. The rainbow is a symbol God gave us, to remind us that He would never again send a worldwide flood. It is also a symbol of the Covenant. Very cool to see you showing that in your profile photo!

[@TheLionQueen98]

This part made my mom cry and this also made me cry so sad :(

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

The Lion Queen Me too at least Shadow managed to get out likely being rescued and pulled out by people who work at the train station.

[@whowiseedet]

It took balls to put these animals in these harsh scenarios. I still feel physically shaken by Shadow getting all dirtied up in the pit. They show agonizing shots of his paws struggling to climb out and it's pure grit without any sugarcoating. The dog is screwed and he knows it. Makes it that much more amazing when he comes up over the hill at the end.

[@henryhammond7393]

This is the best coming of age moment ever...

[@liam89th]

A childhood favourite and the best Disney movie ever! This film is the reason I got a Golden Retriever. Fantastic scene, but it really hits home that I will one day have to say goodbye to my dog.

[@thecompletedluigitwat4827]

This hurts more, when people you love are depressed and literally wont move or "get up" metaphorically speaking. :_;

[@nicolepaigehoffman1559]

This was one of my most favorite movies, I wish I could watch it again...

[@4Corry]

Why can’t you?

[@gamesmoney1025]

YOU CAN! I'LL MAKE YOU DO IT!

[@TrainTrackTrav]

Good ol' Southern Pacific Railroad. Always willing to make a movie more intense. I sure do love that SD9!

[@alfyxgames2271]

Yup! Gotta love the Espee and it's EMD's!

[@oregonwesternrailroadprodu5239]

Gotta love Brooklyn yard

[@ronaldronald42421]

Anybody know the horn on that thing?

[@myeyeisnotblue]

@@ronaldronald42421 Nathan P3 or P5

[@TrainTrackTrav]

@@ronaldronald42421 Three years late, but it's a Nathan P3

[@Hannah-xj5gs]

When the beam snapped and Shadow fell I screamed! I have a golden retriever myself and I love her with all my heart. So while watching this movie I always loved Shadow in a special way. Hearing his yelp and face of full of sadness I started to tear up and ball my eyes out. Any time a dog in a movie or real life is feeling sad I always start to tear up. I just got to thank my dog Ellie for protecting me through my life so far and loving me always no matter what.

[@giannapatrignani4074]

Hi do you know all the animal action died in real life

[@dukerivers4708]

There's a hint of pride in Shadow's voice when he tells Chance that he's learned everything he needs. I can imagine him smiling on the inside in that brief pause before he says so. On the other hand, it means that he takes comfort in knowing the family will be taken care of in his absence; making it easier for him to give up. So in a way, by being such a good teacher to Chance, who will not abandon his friend and mentor in his time of need, Shadow saved himself.

[@queensnowy454]

I have to say, movies very rarely make me cry, this being only two of my exceptions (the other being Marley and Me) but this scene in particular makes me cry EVERYTIME! Whether it's because I love dogs so much, or if it's just that feeling between two people, I can't tell you. Something about it always makes me cry.

[@daltonyoung906]

I love chances admiration of shadow and how he expressed his love

[@robnewman6101]

Heartbreaking scene.

[@DanTheMan33088]

Man, how did they train the animals to act like that? You can actually see the sadness in their faces

[@notavailable8201]

They were the best trained animal actors I ever seen in a film I hope someone made a tribute to them they deserve it for being so wonderful in this movie

[@K.J.S.est1994]

I recently rewatched this and this scene made me cry so hard and I just had to hug Echo my rottweiler and best friend. I've had Echo for three years and like Shadow, she is old and wise and turns eleven on July 27th (She was born in 2003) the anniversary when I adopted Echo from a Rottweiler breeder when she retired. Echo has been a tower of strength for the past few years. She helped me cope with the death of my grandmother and earlier this year, we decided to adopt Ruby, a Rottweiler puppy as Echo treats her like her own daughter despite nearing the end of her life and gradually slowing down but that does not stop her from mentoring Ruby. When Echo passes away I will still love her and her legacy will live on as I will place a memorial at my Rose garden where i bonded with Echo when that time comes...

[@giannapatrignanigiannapatr109]

not me

[@Anidem9]

You know what's really sad though? The dogs and the cat are actually dead now.

[@stark1987]

+Anidem9 AWE, you beat me to it

[@gna96]

😭😭😭

[@Island_Line_Rail_Productions]

you wanna know what is worse.....THE SP IS DEAD NOW :( 1865-- September 11 1996)

[@spacewolf5462]

what?

[@demetriuslloyd3736]

Anidem9 Lol hell yeah. What do you expect. This came out in 1993.

[@bigbadseed7665]

I don't have something in my eye, I'm just crying.

[@jakepinkphloid]

Fuck what did I just do to myself?

[@ericrinker8955]

Imagine how insanely fd up it wouldve been if shadow didnt come through the tree line at the end and it just ended? How subconsciously scarred I would have been as an adult

[@dogsrulehatersdrool8137]

I cry every time

[@thunderjaynepaws]

*Imagine if the movie just ended here*

[@chihuahuagirl128]

tears immediatly start pouring when shadow says "now all you have to learn is how 2 say goodbye.." GAWD gets me every time

[@amandaeklund8136]

-Me? I laugh at danger Hey, that's Simba's line for god's sake:-) lol😂😂

[@SweenyTodd98]

Actually this came out a year before Lion King

[@juliomurillo4950]

Ahhhh...the memories

[@iratedgamer8178]

Funny that I find inspiration in a fictional story. I find myself in that hole every day, and every day I try to get out. Every day I slide down. One day, I'll get out!

[@Luckyrabbit1927]

I hope you've made it out by now. :)

[@ianfortuna9385]

How did I ever enjoy watching this as a kid?

[@ianfortuna9385]

Sierra McCreery no duh dear. If you'll look on my page you'll see why I can no longer watch this movie scene by scene

[@NeoMikey]

WHAT JERK IN THE THEATER WAS CUTTING ONIONS?

[@NoudlePipW]

Ah, yeah... Sorry about that I was getting peckish.

[@christopher19894]

The ending of this movie can make a grown man cry, ever since he was a boy.

[@Rocket-bz3qu]

This scene is so sad to me because it reminds me of my next door neighbor's golden retriever. He was just fine running around our yard one night like he always did, and then suddenly he just collapsed. The vet soon arrived but he was gone. I cried the whole night.

[@randawilson6916]

Rocket2017 my neighbor dog passed away and I cried so much it was wierd to not see him outside.

[@jayNicks10]

The other sad thing is Don Ameche (Voice of Shadow) died shortly after this film released. He was 85 and left one heck of a legacy behind.

[@niika117]

" I love you shadow " killed me 😢😥

[@quirkywolfgirl4161]

So sad when Shadow falls. P.s. love Homeward Bound the first and second.

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Shadow was a fucking Classic!!

[@missjohnniejackson124]

Thank you for posting this 😩 I love this movie so much!

[@MadTurnip]

I've seen this movie like a hundred times (and a hundred more is to come, I'm sure), and every time during this scene I'm like "No, Shadow, don't you give up, you are so close! What are you doing? No, don't lie down, you're strong, you can do it!" and when I see him at the end I can't contain the emotions.

[@92SophieLou]

Never actually saw this film all the way through but watched it the other night n omg never thought it be this emotional! This scene had me in floods of tears cos i thought of my dog Jake who died last month cos he was poorly and old💔 think if he could of talked thats what he'd say to me what Shadow said 😔

[@ozzy5480]

Whenever someone tells me that UP is the saddest movie ever made, I pull up this scene

[@ShyGuy83]

Even though Shadow makes it out alive in the end, this scene is as heavy as the biggest blow to your stomach.

[@roadbusterthewrecker8982]

I've read on a page on the internet somewhere that in a early script it was Chance who fell in the hole instead of Shadow but it was changed before filming began

[@BrysonMozingo]

This scene brings me to tears and I’ve already cried today

[@allisonthecat]

Aw this is such a sad scene, even as a little girl I wanted to cry at this scene tears.

[@bradrevitt9548]

Makes me cry every time that scene

[@nerdieone1]

'I won't let you give up.' ;_;

[@TheMouseAvenger]

One of the most-powerful scenes in the movie, & definitely one that's always tugged at my heartstrings. 🥺 It always makes me SO HAPPY when Shadow finally makes it at the end with Chance & Sassy! ^_^ One thing I never understood, though, is why Shadow suddenly gave up when he fell in the muddy pit. After all, he was so determined to get himself & his friends back home! Why did he have such an emotional turn-around? :-?

[@richardtucker9794]

I merely cried when I first saw this and I wish I could’ve been there to save Shadow from falling

[@Mandalorian_Goblinslayer]

😭😭😭😭when I hear a golden retriever crying and whimpering it makes me cry 😭😭😭😭

[@benmoore959]

I think that was fake dog whine. I mean I read a article about it there's like no animal abuse or nothing

[@loiree]

*cries forever*

[@crystalspears465]

"Look, you pushed me this far, now I'm pushing you the rest of the way! You know back there in the woods, even when things looked really bad, I always believed we'd make it cause I thought you were too stubborn to quit! Well, you're not gonna quit. Not now, not when we're this close. Now try again!" "Do you think it's easy for me to admit I can't do it? I'm too old." "That's not true. There's nothing you can't do." "I have nothing more to give Chance. And it's time for you to be on your own." "But I want you with me. I love you Shadow." "You've learned everything you need, Chance. Now all you have to learn is how say goodbye." "I won't let you give up!" An exchange this powerful in a kids movie. They was really playing with our emotions in the 90s. 😭😭😭💔💔

[@jupiter9099]

This was the first scene in a movie that ever got me emotional when I was a kid.

[@gracebenjamin5548]

I always cry watching this scene

[@g0atboy207]

You know it's weird. I used to watch this film as a kid all the time and only recently rewatched it after years. And even though it is a film made for childern about talking cats and dogs it was this great awesome film that really did feel like the epic journey (both in the actual journey as for the characters developing you know) the title promised. Now most films I watch in recent years either are just alright but utterly forgettable or outright sucked. They all feel loud but empty, or is that just me? So was this film just that good or is it just nostalgia? Have I become some cynical dick or am I just watching the wrong films? Anway, yeah, that dog carried his balls in a wheelbarrow man.

[@jazzsolocup3291]

G0atboy 100% agree. Movies & TV Shows today are lacking depth to their stories/characters. They seem shallow & rushed. Its all about how much money they can make off movies now. Instead of how much passion & creativity they put into them.

[@Yotrymp]

Homeward Bound is pretty much a 90s classic. You're forgetting that all eras are full of complete garbage, but always have stuff that stands out.

[@cybernautadventurer]

I guess you could say Chance finally did become like Shadow

[@aidanbarnes4290]

Sassy fell in a river, Chance got stabbed by a porcupine, and Shadow fell down that hole pretty dark film

[@jax-ray-gaming8480]

When I was little I had a dog named shadow who has died recently I think that’s why I find this movie so emotional.

[@josephmontano5423]

i love this movie

[@petergresh516]

I love you shadow 😢 so powerful

[@crystalspears465]

Saw this movie for the first time when I was like 5 or 6, this scene always made me cry. I'm 34 now... yup still blubbering.😭😭😭😭😭

[@jarekmiller4337]

All three pets faced near death experiences with injury. Sassy fell over the waterfall and almost drowned if it wasn’t for the old man. Chance got porcupine quills stuck in his muzzle due to bothering the porcupine out of curiosity. Shadow unknowingly walked over a bunch of wood that was meant to block a mud hole and he fell in that injured his leg.

[@MMA2018]

Guys it's okay. Though the scene makes it look like shadow is injured, just know that there is a camera crew down in that hole who's not gonna let anything bad happen to those doggies.

[@DragonessTiger]

This part always breaks my heart.

[@giannapatrignanigiannapatr109]

me to

[@cruella_91]

I can't. I just can't. I'm a 32 year old woman, and this still makes me ball my eyes out like the child I was the first time I watched it.

[@Nargon46]

This scene was my Artax as a kid. This was my singular heartbreaking moment.

[@tawnyraine86]

i love this movie lol

[@Kaylashadowshard101]

Thank you for uploading this! :)

[@TheLionQueen98]

My friend's dog was put down in March of 2017, this makes me think of her dog that was put down

[@davidstrawn9272]

This scene is taken place in Southern Pacific railroad's Brooklyn Yard in Portland Oregon. Home to the famous Daylight steam engine number 4449 (one of my favorite steam locomotives).