After bringing the chick back, Foghorn walks outside of the pen and demands the dog to bring him back where he belongs, so Dawg obliges by sending Foghorn through the small hole. Foghorn, still up to his mischief, opens up a hole in the fence and releases a chick out of it. With his hands full, Dawg hands over the chicks to the weasel, believing to be Foghorn, but realizes his mistake and forces the weasel to throw all the chicks back at the pen before kicking him out. Wanting to get a meal, the weasel comes up to the dog. Meanwhile, a weasel spots Dawg carrying all the chicks back over to the pen. Foghorn Leghorn, the dog's supervisor, tells the dog that he is working too hard to protect the chickens, but pranks Dawg by releasing chicks out into the open, forcing the dog to retrieve them back. The title is a play on the children's nursery rhyme 'Pop Goes the Weasel'.īarnyard Dawg is tasked to guard several baby chicks from being eaten by weasels.