Cartoon of two boys. One says, “If a dog goes around with his tongue hanging out, it’s okay. But if I do it, I get sent to the school counselor.”
There are so many things our pets do we think is cute. But if a person did the same thing, trouble would be brewing. Be sure you do your panting at home. It’s safe that way.
I drew this comic in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of kids and a dog. Boy says, “He won’t do any tricks. Where’s the reboot button?
I found the reboot technique for our dog. It’s called a treat. Our puppy changes her behavior immediately if she hears the crinkle of a treat bag. It works for husbands too.
I drew this webcomic in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of two mice at a bonfire and a cat. A mouse says, “Nothing like a bonfire with friends, is there?”
The thing I like about bonfires in autumn is the mysterious, spooky feeling. I can see what’s going on around the bonfire, but what’s lurking out there beyond the warm glow? Only The Shadow knows. Wait! That’s “What evil lurks within the hearts of men.” Sounds like Halloween to me.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of a boy with a test and a dog. Boy says, “For a pointer, you’re pretty lousy at pointing out homework answers.”
I never used our dog to do my homework. She was a collie and whenever I’d ask a question, she’d just nip at my heels.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2
Cartoon of boy with pets. Boy says to dog, “Look at it this way. It takes a strong dog to admit the cat rules the house.”
No doubt about it. In our house, the cat rules the roost. The only exception is when our dog is able to ambush the cat. Corners are very good for that.
I also drew this for Illustration Friday. This week’s word is “strong.”
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2