Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for January 19, 2019

Takes a lot of energy and concentration.

I wonder if making happy grunts and noises while eating is a natural thing. I mean we don’t do a lot of things simply because it is ‘rude’.

Our St Bernard doesn’t eat as much as people might think, but she does eat with gusto

When she really gets going it might be audible outside the house

Ok this has nothing to do with the strip (except that Sophie reminds me of my last little foster dog). but Fozzie, the little dog I fostered last spring may be coming back to me! The lady who adopted him can’t walk him as much as he likes, so she may give him back to me. I told her last year that if anything ever happened and she could not care for him, that I would take him back in a heartbeat.

If he does come back, I will be adopting him permanently and add him to our family :D :))I am sorry for her but glad for me. He is the best dog ever. See Annie? Your foster family could be your forever family too! :))

Onomatopoeia FTW!

Must be canned dog food. Otherwise, you would have to add “crunch, crunch” to those sound effects!

Noisy, but no food aggression, which is good. Its one of the first things we check with new fosters. It isn’t uncommon with shelter dogs that have to compete for food.

Don’t swallow your tung there. girl!

Yup—those are some descriptive (and fun) sound effects. Well done.