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Sorry, Elly. No bottles of perfume to throw; John hid them all this timeâŠ
As for Lynnâs comments about todayâs strip fix, she needs to talk to the Dog Whisperer as she clearly has no concept of what is going on inside the poochâs headâŠ
hmmm ⊠If Farley prefers to be indoors at night, then brining him inside when he barks when outdoors at night is a reward. So Elly is rewarding and encouraging the barking behavior.
Heâs either joking or heâs a moron for waiting to be âlet outâ. A decent marriage allows for some personal time for everyone, both with and without your spouse.
Iâm not sure how to take some these comments. Isnât this a cartoon? With fictional characters? With made-up dialogue written to be funny? Any resemblance to real people intended to help us laugh at ourselves? This dialogue sounds to me like itâs just stand-up (lay-down?) comedy.
Our little Rat Terrier does this..itâs a dogâs way of âprotecting their propertyââŠsniffing & alerting that some critter had crossed onto her yard.
Itâs cute..and a natural instinct of a pack animal. Dogs, despite how much we pay for them, are pack animals..My favorite behavior is the âturning in circlesâ before laying downâŠTook a bit of research on my part to find that they have scents in their paws & are laying down a boundary of scent before they rest, alerting other pack animals of their presence as they sleep.
I love this cartoon..and the commentary board =D
It brings a subtle reminder that there are things in life / around us that can still bring a smile to our facesâŠsimply based on the innocence that hits us upon immediately taking the experience inâŠBEFORE we analyze it to death.
THIS is the beauty in Lynnâs stripâŠ.the innocence of it all BEFORE we pick it to pieces =D
First of all, if this is something Farley does every single night, then maybe she shouldnât let him out at night.
Second of all, they live in Canada. I hope she isnât leaving that poor dog out all night in the winter time too!
Third, just because Elly asks John what he considers to be a âloadedâ question, just ripe for a rude, sarcastic, one-liner come-back, doesnât mean he has the right to say it â especially when he knows how upset it makes her! Maybe thatâs why Elly seems to yell so much. If I had to put up with that kind of nonsense from my husband Iâd probably be angry all the time too.
âI have never been able to understand how folks can put up with their own dogâs incessant barking - much less inflict the misery on others. I also find it hard to understand how a dog can bark for so long without going hoarse or passing out from lack of breath! I suspect the first query can be explained by suggesting that some pet owners are completely unfazed by the noise and donât give a frogâs fart about anyone else in the neighborhood.â
People who canât hear the same obnoxious barking from their dogs that everyone around them is forced to endure are probably the exact same people with the whining, screaming kids that they canât seem to hear either.
legaleagle48 almost 14 years ago
Honestly, Elly leaves herself wide open for comments like that.
NE1956 almost 14 years ago
And sheâs NOT going to either.
WebSpider almost 14 years ago
Sorry, Elly. No bottles of perfume to throw; John hid them all this timeâŠ
As for Lynnâs comments about todayâs strip fix, she needs to talk to the Dog Whisperer as she clearly has no concept of what is going on inside the poochâs headâŠ
See: http://www.fborfw.com/strip_fix/
summerdog86 almost 14 years ago
If looks could kill!!!
Jogger2 almost 14 years ago
hmmm ⊠If Farley prefers to be indoors at night, then brining him inside when he barks when outdoors at night is a reward. So Elly is rewarding and encouraging the barking behavior.
lightenup Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Heâs either joking or heâs a moron for waiting to be âlet outâ. A decent marriage allows for some personal time for everyone, both with and without your spouse.
BooksLover almost 14 years ago
Seen that Farley prefers to be indoors at night, simply donât leave him outside when you go to bed !!!
dsom8 almost 14 years ago
Iâm not sure how to take some these comments. Isnât this a cartoon? With fictional characters? With made-up dialogue written to be funny? Any resemblance to real people intended to help us laugh at ourselves? This dialogue sounds to me like itâs just stand-up (lay-down?) comedy.
lionsandtigersandbearsohmy almost 14 years ago
Our little Rat Terrier does this..itâs a dogâs way of âprotecting their propertyââŠsniffing & alerting that some critter had crossed onto her yard. Itâs cute..and a natural instinct of a pack animal. Dogs, despite how much we pay for them, are pack animals..My favorite behavior is the âturning in circlesâ before laying downâŠTook a bit of research on my part to find that they have scents in their paws & are laying down a boundary of scent before they rest, alerting other pack animals of their presence as they sleep.
I love this cartoon..and the commentary board =D It brings a subtle reminder that there are things in life / around us that can still bring a smile to our facesâŠsimply based on the innocence that hits us upon immediately taking the experience inâŠBEFORE we analyze it to death.
THIS is the beauty in Lynnâs stripâŠ.the innocence of it all BEFORE we pick it to pieces =D
Gretchen's Mom almost 14 years ago
First of all, if this is something Farley does every single night, then maybe she shouldnât let him out at night.
Second of all, they live in Canada. I hope she isnât leaving that poor dog out all night in the winter time too!
Third, just because Elly asks John what he considers to be a âloadedâ question, just ripe for a rude, sarcastic, one-liner come-back, doesnât mean he has the right to say it â especially when he knows how upset it makes her! Maybe thatâs why Elly seems to yell so much. If I had to put up with that kind of nonsense from my husband Iâd probably be angry all the time too.
jump4joy almost 14 years ago
Thanks for the link, WebSpider.
I agree with Lynnâs statement:
âI have never been able to understand how folks can put up with their own dogâs incessant barking - much less inflict the misery on others. I also find it hard to understand how a dog can bark for so long without going hoarse or passing out from lack of breath! I suspect the first query can be explained by suggesting that some pet owners are completely unfazed by the noise and donât give a frogâs fart about anyone else in the neighborhood.â
Francine Long almost 14 years ago
Oh my goodness. Such a simple fix. Keep Farley in at night where he can feel the love and protection of his home and family.
Take him out during the day as weather permits.to explore and enjoy the scents left during the night by âvisitorsâ.
Gretchen's Mom almost 14 years ago
People who canât hear the same obnoxious barking from their dogs that everyone around them is forced to endure are probably the exact same people with the whining, screaming kids that they canât seem to hear either.