The Tom and Jerry Show

Listen, fellas! All this cat and mouse stuff, it has to stop!

Look at this place. It's a mess!

I'm embarrassed to call this my home.

You should be too.

One day, those people who feed you,

They're gonna get tired of coming home to this.

And youse two are gonna end up kissing the pavement.

And I ain't gonna shed a tear, 'cause I warned ya.

And get this in your pointy little head, cat,

As long as I'm here, you're leaving the mouse alone.

Get it?

From now on, things are gonna...

Whoa.

Oh, my!

Look what you've done!

- Now, honey. - Don't honey me.

Look at my beautiful home!

I'm just sayin', the cat may have provoked him a little.

Really?

See? It's that kind of aggression that leads to this mess.

And proves spike can't be trusted inside.

Until he changes, he's an outdoor dog.

Aw, he's fine. Look at him, loving on tom.

- Spike! - Spike!

That does not look like loving to me.

Okay, okay.

What if I took him to obedience school?

Maybe he learns to control himself,

He could earn his way back in the house.

I think that's a great idea. Dogs need boundaries.

You heard her, pal.

Cool it, boy.

You're in trouble.

Honey! Look who's back.

Welcome home, spike.

You ain't gonna believe this.

He's a whole new dog.

Let me see, boy.

Spike, sit.

Roll over. Beg. Sit. Lay down.

Play dead.

See? What did I say?

Well, he seems better.

But rick, I have that important luncheon this afternoon.

If there's just one little mishap, I promise

Spike will be playing dead outside.

You heard her pal. She means business.

I'm gonna get you for what they did to me in there.

Give me that whistle.

Ahhh! What are you doing?

Remember, spike, we sent you to obedience school once.

We can do it again.