Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for March 02, 2017

what a great intern.

What a nice dog.

Horray for Beatrix always being ready with emergency tea bags! Earl Grey is the best tea! :D And poor doggy . . . first being spooked by a snake and then accused of being a shape-shifter—too much to be born! Not to mention the fact that there are plenty of dogs who love the company of cats as well as playing with frisbees (i.e. see the movie “Flight of the Navigator”) ;-)

Another new character, and I was wondering if a dog would show up sooner or later.

Beatrix on The Dog’s cap. snerk But of course she’s prepared.

Beatrix is wonderful. Did March come in like a lion or a lamb where you are?

March came in like a lion cub; snow showers that melt later in the day.

Beatrix is so cool. I love having spare tea bags.

Shape shifting dogs!! I love the concept!!

I can never get enough of Elvis in research mode, with his little reading glasses. " Dogs, our bitey enemy " is a useful catchphrase, too. I love the little slippers on the dog, the reactions of Elvis and Puck, who have never seen one, I suppose, and Bea, who knew precisely that this was no a big cat and made herself at home…on his head.

MARCH 1st, New Haven, CT-Heavy rain, thunder/lightning, high winds. I guess that’s in like a lion!As for todays news-GEORGIA STRICKES GOLD AGAIN!!!!!!!!!

I agree that they are the “bitey enemy”.

the dog is so cute. I really like Bea, and tommy has lovely whiskers!

So many of the local coffee shops only have Earl Grey as their tea choice and I hate the stuff (I don’t drink coffee). You ask them for orange pekoe and you get blank looks, I’ve learned to ask for English Breakfast as it seems to be the only version they understand what you’re asking for

If you’re an indoor cat, I can see where a dog looks like a large cat and then a shape shifter!I notice that Bea has no trouble slipping in and out of the house.

Trust Bea to always say and do the right thing!

That’s not just a dog, that’s the Border Collie (whose name I temporarily forget) who lives on the farm with Burt and assorted other wonderful characters. The expressions in panels 8 and 11 are true BC looks. And no, they’re not all hyper-active; some are laid-back, people-loving homebodies.

Love Pucky’s poofer tail as he sees the “giant cat.”

My goodness, I just love that little girl!!!

Gul Dukat summed it up best: “I’d like to get my hands on that fellow Earl Grey and tell him a thing or two about… tea leaves.”

Trevor is a special dog. I love how he is illustrated.

Wow – the dog is drawn (with Beatrix on his head) with a beautiful face. Love Puck’s tail – Puff!

When Beatrix gasps in Panel 10, I think that little V is actually a heart monitor symbol, like her heart skipped a beat when she realized she didn’t have a drink for him.

Coffee from Pawbucks!