Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 25, 2018

Who’s their bouncer?

I see a number of them are paper trained.

Then the squirrel shows up….

You can’t get be a member unless you can pass the sniff test.

No TV or open bar, must be for millennial dogs only.

Looks like a damn fine idea to me

Take down that wall! Let the wolves in!

In doggy dreams . . .

love it

Friday: Private Bear Park (All guests must be accompanied by a member.)

Then the cat climbs up the tree…

“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” Orwell.

No PBs allowed (for real in some parks)

I’m surprised the cats aren’t protesting, or worse yet, rioting.

There;s a bear in there!

Where are the hooded figures?

First thing I noticed…..

CONGRATULATIONS to Go Comics for fixing the wordwrap problem so quickly.

“Barking or Non-Barking, Sir?”

Just one hydrant?? Oh, the inhumanity

We have a private dog park at my apartment complex. It doesn’t look like that, though.

And not ONE smart phone. It truly is a “dog’s life”.

Conservative dogs in their club, harrumphing over the restrictiveness of the leash laws.

Collars not required.

any day now

Our treasured Welshie had a very simple philosophy, i.e., any new thing is worth a sniff, and some are worth a lick. Taught us a lot about looking more closely at the world around us.

Someone has been doing limited testing of the Canine Uplift Project.

I remember such a story was in the news recently:

A group of dog owners in New York took over a public park and turned it

into a “private dog park” they charged membership, and all.

Somehow, someone started to ask questions, and the park had to be

“returned” to the city… since the whole thing was illegal…

I once tried to Park a dog.

They are almost Impossible to Steer.

Backing them up is worse.

You’ll fail at Parallel Parking a Dog, every time.

I like they have their own “rest room”