Rock-A-Doodle

Don Bluth, who had grown up on a farm, was especially uncomfortable directing the scene in which Edmond's family saves a cow from sinking in the mud. The animal was heavily sedated to make her behave during the shoot, and Bluth needed constant reassurance that she was safe. When he went up to inspect the cow, who was named Abigail, Bluth's experience with cows allowed him to notice something the rest of the crew had not - the cow was pregnant. Bluth turned to the head grip and asked 'What's your name?' 'Clifford,' the grip answered. 'The wee one inside Abigail we will be naming Clifford,' Bluth told him. 'Make sure he stays alive.' Both Abigail and her calf survived.

When Snipes signs his hand print on the letter, he places his right hand down, to reveal a left hand print.

For the Spanish release of the film, the cartoons were dubbed in Latin Spanish and the humans in Castilian Spanish. For a re-release in South America all the humans were re-dubbed to Latin Spanish.