Ernest And Elston

Elston worries that the other animals don't like him because his loud cockle doodle do wakes them up every morning. Ernest's awareness that he is different from the full-size donkeys makes him more sensitive and sympathetic to his friend's concerns, and he assures the rooster that his crow is what makes him special. Nevertheless, Elston, who wishes he had four legs and a furry coat instead of feathers, decides to repress his urge to crow. When the animals sleep until noon, Ernest reassures him t

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