Copper

Do-Gooder
Full Name	Copper
Alias	None
Origin	The Fox and the Hound
Occupation	One of Amos' hunting dogs Tod's sidekick (until becoming serious foes for a little while, then friends again right after the apparent death of the grizzly bear), & Marie Aristocat's boyfriend.
Powers/Skills	Speed Barks Howls Senses of smell Teeth Claws
Hobby	Having fun with Tod, Dating with Marie Aristocat.
Goals	To befriend Tod (in the first film; succeeded). Prevent Tod from getting killed (succeeded). To join the Singing Strays (in the midquel; formerly), Marrying Marie.
Family	Chief (adopted father)
Friends/Allies	His human boss Amos Slade, Chief, his best friend Tod, Cash, Dixie, Vixey, Marie (Classmate/Girl-Kitty-Cat-friend).
Enemies	Tod (briefly), Vixey (formerly), The Bear
Type of Hero	Canine Hero, Kitty-cat Lover.

“	Tod, those days are over. I'm a hunting dog, now.	„
	~ Copper to Tod

Copper is a hound dog and one of the titular protagonists (along with Tod) of The Fox and the Hound and it's 2006 midquel.

He is the best friend of Tod, the pet of Amos Slade and the "son" and somewhat "student" of Amos' other dog Chief.

He is voiced by Corey Feldman (who also voices Sparx & Slash) as a pup, Kurt Russell as an adult and Harrison Fahn (who also voices Elvis & Young Ron Stoppable) in the midquel.

Although Copper is the deuteragonist of The Fox and the Hound and it's 2006 midquel, he was an antagonist when he was an adult as he tried to kill his best friend, Tod and he also helped Amos Slade with his plans to kill Tod but he late reforms at the end and then Tod and Copper became friends again.

Personality

As a puppy, Copper is fairly curious. He has an excellent sense of smell, which made prone to wandering off, following various scents. One of these instances led to him befriending Tod, being unaware that the two were natural enemies. However, he could be slightly cautious, especially around his owner and the older Chief.

As an adult, he is much more serious, having been trained as a hunting dog. However, he does not initially go for Chief's theory that a hunting dog must be nasty, preferring to simply TRACK and smell out game. His training leads him to break off his relationship with Tod. However, he spares his friend out of past friendship until Chief is injured in an accident, at which time he becomes focused on revenge. However, their friendship would be rekindled, in a distant manner, when Tod saved him and his master from a rampaging bear. Copper would later repay his friend brave efforts by keeping his still-mad boss from shooting Tod.

In the 2006 midquel, it seems that he was unable to do things right.

Gallery

Images

Amos presents baby Copper to Chief

Chief quickly warms up to Copper

young Copper

Young Tod and Copper playing

Teenage Copper

Copper angrily growls at Tod for causing Chief to get injured by the train, believing it was intentional.

Tod vs. Copper

Copper picks up a different scent, and a look of horror dawns on his face!

Copper at the mercy of the giant bear

An amazed Copper approaches the weak and exhausted Tod.

Copper is amazed that Tod saved him from the bear, despite everything that happened.

Copper now feels genuinely remorseful for what he's done to Tod.

Copper defending Tod from Amos' gun. Amos eventually relents.

Copper smiles back at Tod

Copper rests at home, fondly remembering his friendship with Tod.

Copper in the 2006 midquel.

Copper was Singing

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Trivia

• His name was Toby in Spain and Italy.
• His name was spelt as Cooper.
• Although Copper is Amos Slade's youngest pet dog in the film, he was older than Chief in the book.