During winter, Foghorn drags
Barnyard Dawg from his doghouse, coats him in snow, and puts snowman decorations on him. Dawg emerges from the snowman and says he will "moider the bum". He sharpens one of Foghorn's ice skates, which causes Foghorn to fall through the ice when he skates a circle. In revenge, Foghorn rolls a snowball down the hill toward Dawg, who moves out of the way, before the giant snowball hits a curve and flies back at Foghorn, burying him. Suddenly, Foghorn is attacked by a ravenously hungry
weasel who gnaws his leg. Foghorn grabs the weasel and asks him if he would prefer some "venison". Foghorn slips antlers onto Dawg's head and directs the weasel to him. The weasel attacks Dawg's leg. Dawg notices the antlers and removes them and asks the weasel if he would prefer some "frozen chicken". Foghorn's sled crashes into a fallen tree that Dawg had placed in his path. While Foghorn is down, Dawg throws a bucket of water over him, freezing him in a block of ice. Dawg presents the ice block to the weasel, who splits it in half with an axe. Foghorn says he has a "splittin' headache" before he too splits in half. As revenge, Foghorn traps Dawg in a corset, making him resemble a seal, and gives him to the weasel to cook. While being peppered, Dawg sneezes, which buries him in an avalanche. A furious Dawg tells the weasel that he is a dog and that he should get a chicken instead. Later, the skiing Foghorn hits a tall pole and slides into a cooking pot where the weasel is hungrily waiting. Foghorn bolts, but Dawg hands a club to the weasel, who chases Foghorn until he is distracted by a huge Foghorn ice statue, which he proceeds to gnaw on. The real Foghorn, watching from behind a tree, thinks his troubles are over until at least the Fourth of July. In the final set piece, Foghorn pulls on what he thinks is Barnyard Dawg's tail from his doghouse, but it is actually a lit rocket, which shoots Foghorn into the sky. As the cartoon ends, Dawg remarks that "the Fourth of July came a little early this year". ==Production==