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Bud Sanderson
In the movie Old Yeller (1957), the dog Old Yeller is bitten by a rabid wolf. Young Travis, the dog's master, shoots shoots Old Yeller, making the scene one of the sadest and most memorable scenes in children's movie history.
Old Yeller caught rabies, so Travis had to shoot him.
In the 1957 Disney film 'Old Yeller', Travis has to shoot Old Yeller because he was infected with rabies and tried to attack his younger brother, Arliss. This is a major turning point in the movie.
Old Yeller gets bit by a mad (crazy) wolf while trying to save every body and starts to go crazy so later Travis called the poor dog he came and Travis put his gun up to the dog's head and he pulled the trigger.
the wolf had rabies so when it bites old yeller travis must shoot him(old yeller) so sad :(
It has changed because he really loved that dog.But Travis had to shoot him because he had rabies!!:(:(:(:(:(:(
Mrs. Coates offers to shoot Old Yeller for Travis because she recognizes that the dog has become rabid and poses a danger to their family. She understands the emotional burden this decision places on Travis, who has grown attached to Old Yeller. By taking this action, she aims to protect her family while also trying to help Travis cope with the loss of his beloved pet. This moment highlights the harsh realities of life on the frontier and the difficult choices that come with it.
Yes. He caught it while fighting a rabid wolf.
Shoot it and put it out of its misery and so it does not bite anyone and spread the decease
The 16 year old boy, Travis, shoots Old Yeller. Travis's dad is on a cattle run throughout most of the story. When Yeller gets bitten defending the family they put him in the corn crib, just to make sure he doesn't have rabies. When it becomes apparent that he does the mother goes to shoot him, but Travis stops her. He says something to the effect of no, ma, he's my dog I'll do it.
When Old Yeller is bitten by the rabid wolf, Travis does not immediately shoot him to prevent the spread of rabies. Instead, he struggles with the decision and the emotional turmoil of potentially having to put down his beloved dog. Travis also tries to care for Old Yeller, hoping that he might recover, showcasing his deep bond with the dog despite the imminent danger. Ultimately, he faces the harsh reality of protecting his family.