A Cartoonish Look at Dogs

They really are wonderful creatures.

Bad habitsPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

If you have read very much of my stuff you probably know I’m a big fan of dogs. Despite the work involved in having a dog, or dogs, the effort to have them around is well worth it. They are really great for those of us who can’t afford a mental health professional.

As shown in the above cartoon, dogs are sometimes a reflection of their owners. I heard that dogs and their owners start looking like each other. And at least one of my dogs is worried about that. Now, onto some more glimpses at the life of our best friends.

Blanket partyPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

It’s important to spend some time with your best friend. Or else. Like all relationships, this relationship has to be worked at.

Food chainPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

I’m not sure if they are watching the news or reality TV, but either one could lead to that question being asked.

Act casualPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

While dogs might be man’s best friend, they aren’t perfect. From my own experience, the “act casual” approach doesn’t usually work.

ResourcefulPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

I can appreciate this, based on some of the stuff I’ve woke up to as the result of the activity of my best friend.

ReplacementsPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

Dogs are getting into more and more vocational fields. Between AI and dogs, the job market could be really tight in the future. I came into my office recently and my dog was at my keyboard.

PoliticianPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

I’ve heard that dogs are good judges of character. The above may be an example of that.

WalksPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

Some dogs are more dignified than other. Though this is a little more awkward than carrying a pooper scooper.

SteroidsPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

I blame his owner. Plus, telling him might be a problem.

Great watchdogPhoto byCartoon by Jerry King

It’s effective, plus you don’t worry about lawsuits.