♪ Bow wow wow Bow wow ♪
♪ Go, dog, Go ♪
♪ Do you like ♪
♪ Fast rides in a city of dogs? ♪
♪ Do you like ♪
♪ Fast friends always lending a paw ♪
♪ Do you like ♪
♪ Car, blimps, boats, bikes, and trikes? ♪
♪ Just being awesome ♪
♪ Welcome to Pawston ♪
♪ Go, go, go, go, go, dog, go ♪
♪ Go, go, go, go, dog, go ♪
♪ And do we really wanna stop? ♪
♪ No, no, no ♪
♪ So just go, go, go, go, go, go, go, dog, go ♪
♪ Go, dog, go ♪
[Tag] Tough Cookies.
[engine approaching]
Sorry I woke you up so early, Scooch,
but I need you on my team.
[yawns] Anything for you, Tag.
But wait, what exactly are we doing?
Sam Whippet asked the race cadets
to form teams and load up these cookie boxes.
I’m not sure why.
Classic Sam.
Where is he anyway?
Here I am!
Greetings, race cadets,
and thank you, manhole dog.
Now, let’s get to it.
In your trailers are boxes of Sam Whippet’s Chippets.
Though delicious, your mission today is not to eat them.
I’m talking to you, Doug.
Your mission is to deliver them,
and the team that delivers all their cookies first
will get their faces on the box next to mine.
I’ve never had my face on anything!
One rule.
You can’t give a dog more than one cookie box.
Now go, dogs, go!
[honking]
Mmm. Handsome and delicious.
Pedal to the metal, Tag.
I want our faces on those cookie boxes.
Me too, Scooch.
Plus, if we win, it’ll give Sam another reason
to choose me as his new crew chief.
Or not.
Sam said he’s thinking about me for the crew chief job.
He told Tag the same thing.
I guess whoever wins today will have the upper paw.
I guess so.
It’s on, Barker!
So on, Swiftly.
[engine sputtering]
What? My scooter stopped working!
This does not look good.
Yeah, I’m going to need special tools to fix it.
Let’s get this scooter to the garage.
Push, dog, push!
[straining]
Oh no!
I forgot that Grandma and Grandpa went on a cruise.
A cruise? That sounds awesome!
No, Scooch.
It means the garage is closed
and I can’t get any tools to fix my scooter.
Oh, that’s less awesome.
We need to deliver these cookie boxes quickly.
We’ll never win without my scooter.
Or maybe we can!
As my great-grandpa Pooch used to say,
there’s more than one way to shear a sheep.
What do sheep have to do with this?
It means there are many ways to solve a problem.
So what you’re saying is,
we need to find another way to go, dog, go.
Yep, and I know just the way.
[bell dinging]
I really wish you never took those rockets off this tractor.
Eh. They weren’t my speed.
Look! Dog up ahead!
[rock music over headphones]
Hey, you there!
Would you like a box of cookies?
I don’t think he can hear us. We need to catch up.
Shifting into high gear!
[engine revs up]
Ah, come on, tractor! Faster!
Here you go, sir.
Enjoy your cookies and your music.
Ugh. Wind got to him first.
What happened to your scooter?
Long story.
I’d love to hear it after I win.
Scooch, buddy, I love your tractor,
but we need a faster way to go.
[honking]
All aboard the bus around town!
That sounds faster and delightful.
And we can give away so many cookies on a bus.
Let’s hop on!
Here you go. Have a cookie box.
Thanks. I love cookies.
Have a seat. We’re heading out.
Now we’re moving.
Finally, we found a great way to go, dog...
Uh, why did we stop?
Our first stop is the corner of Ruff Ruff Row,
named after the great Geraldine Ruff Ruff IV.
Oh, no!
I think this is Pawston’s sightseeing tour bus.
The one that stops at every corner in town.
She was the daughter of Geraldine Ruff Ruff III,
who incidentally was the daughter
of Geraldine Ruff Ruff II.
A little-known fact people don’t know.
We don’t have time for this, Tag.
I got an idea.
Like you said, there are many ways to shake a sheep.
It’s shear. Never shake a sheep.
Noted.
Sir, what if I told you we can make your tour faster,
more educational, and more fun at the same time?
What did you have in mind?
Can I borrow your microphone?
On your left, Pawtamotive garage,
my grandparents built it.
Hey, you dogs, have some cookies!
Pawston Park on your right.
Hey, you dogs, have a cookie box!
-More dogs! -Enjoy a cookie box.
Yes!
We gave away cookie boxes to a bunch of dogs!
And look, we’re at the town centre,
where there’s even more dogs.
Thank you. Who knew there was a better way to give that tour?
Happy to help. I worked up a sweat.
Take a fan. I have lots of them.
Ooh, thanks.
Now that we’re at the town centre, this should be a breeze.
Look at all these dogs to hand out cookies to.
Mayor Sniffington, do you like Sam Whippet’s Chippets?
I love them, which is why I was so happy to get a box from Wind.
Sorry, Tag.
Everyone here already got cookies,
and I’m halfway done.
This competition is a piece of cake.
Or, should I say, piece of cookie.
[chuckles]
We still have more cookies than Wind.
We need a faster way to move.
[door opens]
I think I just found us a new ride.
Hey, Paw.
Can you drive us around to deliver cookies?
Oh, I’d love to. But I can’t.
I’m heading to Secret Doorbell Club.
What’s that?
A club where dogs get together and talk about doorbells.
In secret.
[gasps] I’ve said too much.
A bunch of dogs in one place?
We can give them some of our cookies!
Oh, they love cookies.
Almost as much as doorbells.
Hop in.
Weird. There’s no doorbell at the Secret Doorbell Club.
Oh, there’s definitely a doorbell.
But it’s a secret doorbell.
[doorbell rings]
Wow!
Who wishes to enter the Secret Doorbell Club?
Hey, Nicky.
Tag and Scooch would like to deliver cookies
to the club members.
Want to give them the test?
[both] A test?
Only members allowed. So you have to pass a test.
You’ll do great.
First, you must recite the doorbell pledge.
Repeat after Paw.
I shall ring and never knock.
[both] I shall ring and never knock.
Oh, you’re naturals.
What? A door behind a door?
This is the Secret Doorbell Club.
Next, a riddle.
Knock, knock.
Who’s the... wait.
We agreed to ring and never knock.
It’s a trick question.
Yes, that’s my girl.
This is the final challenge.
You are visiting Grandma and carrying groceries.
Hold these. And these.
Now, ring the doorbell.
What do we do, Tag?
We don’t have a free paw to ring the doorbell.
Unless...
[doorbell rings]
I now declare you Secret Doorbell Club members.
Congratulations!
[bell ringing]
[both] Awesome!
So proud.
Let’s get these dogs some cookies.
How nice of them to give us this doorbell gift basket.
And there’s no way Wind thought to deliver cookies
to a Secret Club.
I bet we’re catching up.
Paw is still doorbelling, so we need a new way to get around.
Hmm.
Look, roller skates.
Why would someone throw out perfectly good skates?
No time for great questions, Scooch.
Skate, dog, skate.
Woo-hoo!
Uh-oh.
Our back wheels are coming off.
Still perfectly good skates.
Free box of cookies.
I’m losing the rest of my wheels.
When in doubt, piggyback it out.
[rock music]
Whoa!
Well, that explains why the skates were in the trash.
Oh, that was awesome.
Have a balloon.
I’ll never say no to a balloon.
Thanks.
Have a cookie box.
Hey, dogs. Giving up?
No, we’re still in this.
We only have four boxes left.
I only have one box left.
And I know exactly who’s getting it.
There are four dogs on that blimp.
I’ll be waiting for them at the blimp station.
What do we do, Tag?
We’ll never beat Wind to the blimp station.
I have an idea.
What if there is another way to shear the sheep?
Yay! You said it right!
[rock music]
We can’t beat Wind to the blimp station,
but maybe these boxes can beat Wind to the blimp.
[both] Fly, cookies! Fly!
You are right, Adam.
Pickleball is delightful.
Ooh, flying cookies.
Yay!
[both] We gave away all our cookies!
[horn blaring]
Tag, Scooch.
Get your cookie box faces ready.
You’re the winners.
Tag and Scooch are the new faces of Sam Whippet’s Chippets.
[camera shutters clicking]
Way to go, Tag and Scooch!
Congrats, Tag.
It was an honour to compete with you.
Thanks, Wind.
You, too.
Tag, Wind.
Your sportsmanship continues to impress me.
You have the potential to be fantastic crew chiefs.
I’ll be watching you two.
Oh, so proud.
[laughing]
[bells ringing]
[doorbell rings]
[dance music]
[Tag] More Than Meets the Tie.
Ooh, everything looks and smells amazing.
Are you excited for your first birthday party, Yip?
[barks]
Can Yip open his first present yet?
He sure can.
It’s a Barker family tradition
to open one present before your birthday party.
Yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip.
[toy squeaks]
It’s a magic wand toy.
Because you love magic so much.
Speaking of magic, I’ve got a big surprise.
Ta-da!
Muttfield The Magnificent
is going to perform at your party today.
It was all Tag’s idea.
And it’s almost showtime.
I better go check on the stage.
And Paw better stop eating all the cake frosting.
It is very good.
It’s looking good out here, Scooch.
Thanks.
We are ready for magic.
Psst.
Over here.
Did you hear that?
Who’s there?
It’s me. Muttfield The Magnificent.
Um... But that’s just a bow tie.
Maybe we’re dreaming?
I assure you, it’s not a dream.
It happened this morning.
I was in my shop trying a new trick
to make my bow tie disappear.
But I disappeared instead.
Oh, no!
And so, unfortunately, I must cancel today’s show.
[gasps] You can’t cancel!
I already told Yip you were performing.
I’m sorry, but magic is all in the paw.
And as you can see, I have no paws at the moment.
Isn’t there some way to fix this?
Yes, but it’s almost impossible.
I need the help of two brave adventurers.
One who is fast and one who is skilled in magic.
I wish I knew two dogs like that.
We are those two dogs, Scooch.
I’m fast, and you’re great at magic.
Well, it’s been a while,
but I do remember a few tricks from magic class.
Then there’s no time to waste!
You must fetch me a magical cape from Seamstress Sabrina.
Her shop is in the magical part of the hedge maze.
Really? Where in the hedge maze?
I’m not sure. I’m not great with directions.
I usually just poof wherever I need to go.
Not to worry. We’ll find it.
Come on, Scooch.
I’ll wait for you here. Hurry!
[upbeat music]
I can’t find it anywhere!
Okay, now this has got to be it.
Nope.
Another dead end?
We’ve been all over this hedge maze.
The Seamstress’ shop is just not here.
[mystical music]
Do you think that might be it?
[gasps] Good eye, Scooch.
Seamstress Sabrina!
Hi! We need your help!
Better hurry up.
My shop is closing soon.
Wait. You’re not...
Hold on, Scooch.
Ah!
I knew we’d make it.
Hi, Sabrina.
Muttfield The Magnificent sent us.
He turned himself into a bowtie.
At least it wasn’t a button.
Buttons are dreadful. [shivers]
Right. Well, we need a cape to turn him back.
But only magicians get capes.
To prove you know magic,
tell me where the cape ends up.
Boxes! Movearoundus!
Okay, Scooch, you know magic.
Which box is the cape in?
I remember something from my magic training.
The cape isn’t in a box.
It’s behind Sabrina’s ear.
Ta-da!
Scooch, that was amazing!
The cape is yours.
And I am done for the day.
Bye-bye.
I guess we’ll just let ourselves out.
[chattering]
The guests are here. We gotta hurry.
Where’s Muttfield?
Psst! In here!
Why are you hiding in a bush?
Guests were showing up.
I didn’t want them to see me like this.
Well, here’s your magic cape.
Wonderful!
Now I can reappear.
Great.
Right after you get me a magic hat.
What?!
According to my book of magic,
I need a magical hat from the magical hat shop
on a magical mountain.
Uh, do you by any chance know where that mountain is?
Um, in the mountainy area?
With all the, you know, mountains.
We’ll figure it out.
[majestic music]
Blimp!
Birds!
Mountains!
But which is the magical one?
I think I found it.
You’re good at that.
Do we need to be upside down?
No, that was just for fun.
Hello. Do you like my magical hat?
Lady Lydia? Is that you?
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
I am Lady Loudenpouf.
Lady Lydia is my sister.
We are nothing alike.
Lydia asks, "Do you like my hat?"
But I ask, "Do you like my magical hat?"
That is different.
Lady Loudenpouf, we need a magical top hat
for Muttfield The Magnificent.
Ah, then this is the hat you seek.
But it is only for magicians.
My buddy Scooch is a magician.
Then prove it.
I will give you three tries
to pull a baloney sandwich out of this hat.
Tag, I’m not sure I know the right magic word
to do this trick.
You’ve got to try. Yip is counting on us.
Abracadabraloney!
Must have said the wrong word.
Uh, hocus-baloney-pocus.
Only one chance left.
One is all you need, Scooch.
Let me think.
I can do this.
Alaka-sandwich!
Woo-hoo!
The hat is yours.
Thank you.
Oh.
Mmm. He added mustard.
[chuckles] Delightful.
[dance music plays]
Uh-oh. Pa’s cutting the cake.
You know what that means.
Everybody gets to eat delicious cake?
Yes.
But also, the show is up next! Hurry!
You got the magical hat!
So now you can reappear.
There’s something else, right?
Sorry, yes.
My book of magic says I need a wand
from the Wee Whittler in the woods.
The woods? But your show is about to start!
Is there any way you could perform as a bowtie?
Not possible.
As I said, magic is all in the paw.
Right, so you need your paws.
We’ll get the wand.
Do you know where in the woods this whittler is?
Actually, yes.
But I should warn you, the Wee Whittler is a wee bit...
grumpy.
D’oh! Why are you disturbing my peace and quiet?
You think this is the grumpy guy?
I’m pretty sure, yeah.
Hi. Um... We need a magic wand
so Muttfield can turn himself back from being a bowtie.
These wands are for magicians only.
Prove yourself worthy by making me... let’s see.
Float off the ground.
Uh, Tag...
This is a big time trick.
I don’t know if I can do it.
Come on, buddy. Do it for Yip.
Okay.
Here goes.
Float.
Oops, sorry. I’ll fix that.
Float.
Uh, hang on.
I’ll just... float.
[nose beeps]
Enough!
You’re not worthy of the wand.
Oh, no.
I’m so sorry, Tag.
Wait!
Mr. Whittler, Scooch is a great magician
and he is going to do it right now
with one more chance.
-I am? -Yes.
Look at all the tricks you just did
just by waving your paw.
[gasps] Paw? That’s it.
Muttfield always says it’s all in the paw.
I just need to move my paw.
Float.
I did it.
You did it.
[chuckles] Ooh, that was fun.
The wand is yours.
Now leave.
We got the wand!
Time to do the trick to turn you back.
Oh, there’s Tag.
Tag! We’re all ready for Muttfield’s big magic show.
One moment.
What do we do?
A magician must never keep an audience waiting.
We’ll just have to do the trick on stage.
What if it doesn’t work?
Well, as they always say,
a great magician either succeeds as a magician
or fails as a bowtie.
Do they always say that?
Seems awfully specific to this situation.
Hello, everyone.
Welcome to Yip’s Big Birthday Magic Show.
For Muttfield’s first trick,
he’s going to appear out of this floating bowtie!
-Oh! -Ooh.
What do we do?
Tag, hold the hat above the cape
and Scooch, use the wand
and read the trick aloud from my book.
"Great magician, never fear.
From a bowtie, you shall reappear."
[applause, cheering]
Oh, wow!
Keep the applause going for the birthday heroes!
Tag and Scooch!
[cheering]
[Yip barks]
[laughing]
I think Yip likes the show.
And now, I shall make a rabbit appear from my hat.
I’m still getting used to my new wand.
[ending music]
♪ Bow wow wow ♪