While driving a police car, Officer Huckleberry, is assigned to recapture a monkey called Wee Willie and return him to the zoo.
Huck goes to Africa to bag a lion, but the lion uses all sorts of modern devices to outwit Huck. Finally, the brainy lion is himself bested by a jeep motor.
Huckleberry Hound gets his man but wishes he hadn't when he is assigned to bring in Powerful Pierre, an enormous woodsman.
Huck is a brave knight called on to rescue a fair maiden in distress. But a surly Black Night guards Hassle Castle where the damsel is held. After many ignominious failures Huck finally reaches the fair one to find she is not so fair after all.
In the Old West, Huckleberry Hound, the sheriff, is given a mission to arrest the last member of the Dalton's Gang, Dinky.
Cowhand Huckleberry Hound, guarding his prize herd, is beset by a sneaky, persistent cattle thief.
Police Officer Huckleberry Hound, at the wheel of a squad car, is ordered to bring in a fleeing bank robber.
Farmer Huckleberry Hound meets a foxy fox discovered prowling in Huck's hen house.
Farmer Huckleberry Hound is losing rows on rows of his corn crop to Iggy and Ziggy, a pair of crafty black birds who manage to outwit Huck at every turn.
Huck is assigned by his boss, the fire chief, to rescue a kitten chased up a tree by a dog, but the dog is still on the job, so Fireman Huck ends up perched in the tree beside the kitten, waiting for the fire department to come and rescue them both.
Sir Huck is reluctant to ride forth in search of the fire-breathing dragon which has terrified the realm.
Huck goes to Africa to bag a lion, but the lion uses all sorts of modern devices to outwit Huck. Finally, the brainy lion is himself bested by a jeep motor.
Truant Officer Huck is assigned to bring in two spoiled brats who skipped school. He gets hit by an anvil and falls into an empty swimming pool before he turns the kids over to the principal.
Huck goes camping, seeking peace and quiet. An aggressive lone mosquito is joined by more mosquitoes. They drill through cabin doors; they puncture Huck's rubber boat; they even equip themselves with fins and diving masks and attack Huck under water.
Huckleberry Hound gets his man but wishes he hadn't when he is assigned to bring in Powerful Pierre, an enormous woodsman.
A crafty wolf uses a younger wolf to distract Sheepherder Huck so he can attack the lambs.
Huck Hound has one of his most trying experiences with the neighbor's dog the evening he wants to barbecue a juicy steak in his backyard.
Huck is a brave knight called on to rescue a fair maiden in distress. But a surly Black Night guards Hassle Castle where the damsel is held. After many ignominious failures Huck finally reaches the fair one to find she is not so fair after all.
Huck Hound's Grandpappy Huck tells Huck about his days as an Indian fighter, and to hear Grandpappy tell it he won the West single-handed, until the real truth is told.
Huckleberry Hound, nature loving citizen that he is, builds a bird house atop a pole.
A ferocious watchdog bars Huck's way while he is trying to deliver a letter.
Huckleberry Hound and Powerful Pierre compete for the ski championship.
Persistent Huckleberry Hound has read a book on lion taming and undaunted by the fact the lion has just sharpened his fangs on a large file and then eaten the file! Huck tries to enter the lion's cage with comically disastrous results.
The old nursery story is given a decidedly new twist. Grandma calls the police and accuses Huck of false impersonation and of trying to spoil the whole story.
Huckleberry Hound encounters a termite that eats not only the wood in Huck's house, furniture and station wagon, but even the metal airplane in which Huck is trying to escape.
Episode of The Huckleberry Hound Show as it originally aired.
Houndspeak as humorously interpreted by a linguistics professor
Music video celebrating memorable hound quotes
A look at the voice of Hanna-Barbera's Daws Butler
Never-Before-Seen color and black-and-white segments
Die-Hard Fans view the pilot as originally aired with segments never before seen in color
