The Lady and the Tramp is the tale of a romance between an upper-class Cocker Spaniel named Lady who enjoys an ordinary life with her owners Jim Dear and Darling and a street dog mutt named Tramp who lives life to the full.

Lady befriends Tramp despite her friends not liking him and how different the two are and this friendship blossoms into love. This classic follows their love and the obstacles they overcome. The Lady and the Tramp is a great love story for all the  family.

Released in 1955, The Lady and the Tramp is the 15th animated feature by Walt Disney Pictures, and the first animated feature filmed in the CinemaScope widescreen film process.

The film was followed by a sequel; Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, which told the story of Lady and Tramp's son Scamp

When Lady's owners start acting cold towards her, she meets Tramp who overhears her telling the problem to her two best friends Jock and Trusty. He explains they are having a baby in a negative light. Immediately, Jock and Trusty begin to dislike him.

Shortly after Lady's owner's have the child, they go on a holiday. Lady is left with Aunt Sarah and her two cats. After a dispute with the cats and a misunderstanding, Lady gets a muzzle. Tramp helps remove the muzzle and the two spend a night together including a romantic dinner. Lady falls in love with Tramp.

While Lady is being escorted home by Tramp she is caught by the dog-catcher. When she is at the pound, she discovers that Tramp has had many lovers before Lady.

When Lady is claimed by Aunt Sarah she confronts Tramp about his lovers, and tells him she won't ever talk to him again. Moments later, she sees a rat heading for the baby's room. Tramp helps her kill it but during the scuffle, the cot is knocked over. Aunt Sarah assumes Tramp intended to do harm and calls the dog-catchers.

Jim Dear and Darling arrive as the dog-catcher leaves. They release Lady who was locked in the basement. Lady leads them to the dead rat which proves Tramp's innocence. Jock and Trusty overhear and chase after the dog-catchers wagon. They bark at the horses, and the wagon topples. Jim Dear and Lady arrive by car, and Lady is delighted to be re-united with Tramp. Unfortunately, Trusty's leg is injured.

That Christmas Tramp becomes part of their family and gets his own collar and license. Lady and Tramp have a litter of four puppies, and Jock and Trusty come to visit.