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I read in a dog training book that when you holler at your dogs when they’re barking they think you’re barking too! So I make a point to lower my voice (less than normal speaking levels) when trying to get my dachshund to quit barking and he definitely pays more attention to me and listens better when I do
Wally is hilarious when he’s barking. I’d read Drabble just to see him go into his routine. And then with Ralph in that last panel … I’m still laughing.
This reminds me of some books my kids read when they were young. “Choose your own adventure” books, where at certain points you can decide what a character will do, and go to the page where that is how the story continues.
GeorgeInAZ about 1 year ago
It would be good if those who watch CNN, MSNBC, and other “news” sources would learn from this.
Frankie5466 about 1 year ago
I read in a dog training book that when you holler at your dogs when they’re barking they think you’re barking too! So I make a point to lower my voice (less than normal speaking levels) when trying to get my dachshund to quit barking and he definitely pays more attention to me and listens better when I do
markkahler52 about 1 year ago
But “Reality TV?” Bark all ya want, Wally!
jagedlo about 1 year ago
Love how they have the same facial expression in the final panel!
mrsdonaldson about 1 year ago
I talk to the people on TV all of the time. They never listen!
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 1 year ago
You were saying, Ralph?
cuzinron47 about 1 year ago
I’m sure Wally understood all of that.
ginnieandlouie2 about 1 year ago
Wally is hilarious when he’s barking. I’d read Drabble just to see him go into his routine. And then with Ralph in that last panel … I’m still laughing.
PaulLeckner about 1 year ago
Back in the day, reminds me of my mother. I had to show her the box that the vhs tape came in.
tcviii Premium Member about 1 year ago
This reminds me of some books my kids read when they were young. “Choose your own adventure” books, where at certain points you can decide what a character will do, and go to the page where that is how the story continues.