For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for April 19, 2024

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    subterrain44  7 months ago

    RIP Farley :(

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    nixie224  7 months ago

    In the original run of this strip (from 28-29 years ago) this may be the saddest strips of them all.

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    Argythree  7 months ago

    The loss of a pet you really love is just like losing a child…

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    sherraygen  7 months ago

    Oh how I wish he had survived. I’m crying.

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    Spacehog  7 months ago

    Very heartbreaking arc, rest in peace Farley

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    KROverton  7 months ago

    This story arc just gutted me

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    Ambush Kitten  7 months ago

    Well said, John. Well said.

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    angelolady Premium Member 7 months ago

    The strip was never the same to me after this. I still read it, but it was no longer a favorite. I was shocked at the time to discover that a comic dog had such a personal emotional effect on me. (I have to admit that I also never liked April again….)

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    Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 7 months ago

    Ours died on Christmas Eve afternoon, and we were having a big party that night.

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    Jacob Mattingly   7 months ago

    This is hitting harder than I expected as I lost my dog yoshi last month. I knew it’d hit a bit harder.. but it’s just.. hard to hear things like “I didn’t know a heart that big could stop beating” and not think of my little friend.

    That said.. as painful as this is.. it’s also letting me see how beautifullyt his arc captures the loss of a pet. This sums up how even when you KNOW the end is probably near for an older pet.. your never ready for it. And you never will be.

    I also like this charcter stuff for John: seeing the strip in a large rformat you can see the quiet grief on the poor guy’s face as they talk. He saved his daughter barely, but he’s likely blaming himself as much as the poor toddler he fished out of the raging river, when the truth was there’s nothing he could’ve conciously done: the ignoring april thing was an honest mistake and not his alone and Farley was old. But it’s human nature to beat yourself up after a loss and it’s something John will carry with him. And sadly.. so will april.

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    snsurone76  7 months ago

    Elly seems really nonchalant about losing one who was a member of the family for 14 years. And she goes ballistic over the smallest of mishaps!!

    Well, it’s comforting to know there’s a special place in Heaven for Farley and other beloved pets.

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    GirlGeek Premium Member 7 months ago

    It makes you wonder if they secretly blame April, I hope not

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    wallylm  7 months ago

    As I wrote several days ago, this strip is human. Unlike Family Circus, Blondie, and other such strips, Lynn Johnston made the choice to let her characters age and all that goes with it ‘For Better or For Worse’. She knew, and was reminded by her sister-in-law who was a vet, that Farley was getting too old so she planned this story for a long time. These are still challenging times but timing was bad for the first publication 29 years ago to this day because that was also when the Oklahoma City bombing happened. But the beauty of this wonderful strip has always been that despite the sad and tough times, there still can be joy and humour in life.

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    mccollunsky  7 months ago

    Farley was a good boy, a very good boy.

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    DorothyGlenn Premium Member 7 months ago

    They need to make an April proof gate latch. She let Farley next door to make Edgar and then she popped the latch to float the boat and took Farley out.

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    Baarorso  7 months ago

    John, he crossed the Rainbow Bridge with no regrets. You gave him 14 years of love and comfort. No dog could have asked for anything more.

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    howtheduck  7 months ago

    We do not get to see John do canine CPR and we do not get to see John at the veterinarian. Instead we get to read about John telling Elly what happened. If John is a good guy, then everything he is saying is true. Let’s do a little fact-checking:

    In order for a veterinarian to determine the cause of death, the pet owner would have to pursue a necropsy. It is unlikely John would get this answer about a heart failure so immediately. That casts some doubt as to whether John is relaying the information to Elly truthfully.

    As mgl179 pointed out last Tuesday, John could have a reason for covering it up. He may be trying to avoid an accusation of child endangerment or the endangerment or abuse of an animal. If that’s the case, then maybe John is faking his visit to the vet and just telling Elly something that he could not possibly know that quickly. Elly wouldn’t know the difference.

    That leaves Elizabeth, who helped John. Elizabeth was outside when April found the toy boat and she was outside when John came out. What was she doing outside where she did not notice April leaving the yard? I have my suspicions (Anthony), but all we really know is that she was outside. However, if she was involved in something nefarious, then perhaps she would be willing to help John cover it up.

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    ntree84  7 months ago

    Does anyone else remember that when Lynn decided to restart the series, it was stated that there would be no deaths in it? I guess that will only pertain to humans.

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    boydpercy Premium Member 7 months ago

    I think this may be the saddest storyline that I ever read in the comic strips!

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    Peanut Butter 5674  7 months ago

    He died a hero

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    Daniel Verburg  7 months ago

    The cartoons of the previous days was about facts of life, some funny some sad.

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    Foob  7 months ago

    Welp, time to get a rabbit.

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    French Persons Premium Member 7 months ago

    Elly seems rather “meh” about all this.. almost like she’s glad he’s gone…

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    Samrhoads Premium Member 7 months ago

    Didn’t Farley die before?

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    Beautiful <3 dogs are angels put on this Earth disguised as dogs

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    LoveBritTV Premium Member 7 months ago

    29 years later and this storyline still brings tears to my eyes. RIP Farley, you were such a good boy!

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    Bruce Underwood Premium Member 7 months ago

    I remember reading this the first time through. According to the creator Farley was about five years older than English Sheepdogs normally live. She wanted him to go out heroically. I knew it was coming when Edgar appeared but, it is still upsetting.

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    Aficionado  7 months ago

    This arc is brilliantly told and drawn to evoke so much emotion in so many people, including me.

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    moosemin  7 months ago

    I am not especially religious, but God MUST have a place for such dogs.

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    Alicelth Premium Member 7 months ago

    Rest in peace over the rainbow bridge Farley. Are you and Lupin having fun?

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    sandyraver  7 months ago

    My heart hurts for them.

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    Avelon1110 Premium Member 7 months ago

    Okay, you have killed off two dogs while saving a child from drowning now. Let Far let’s son live a long life and die in his sleep. Poor April, she will blame herself for the rest of her life.

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    Gizmo Cat  7 months ago

    From Lynn’s Comments: Farley left the comic strip at a ripe old age and as a hero. It was a fitting end to a great character.

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    Arthur Hermanson Premium Member 7 months ago

    I lost my cat Riley last week. This strip and the Calvin and Hobbes chipmunk story highlight the impact our pets and creatures leave upon our hearts. Bless their hearts for being special to ours’.

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    Cole Rene Premium Member 7 months ago

    Maybe its time for a little discipline of April? How many times have they told her to not open the gates?

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    Black76Manta  7 months ago

    It was good to take him to the vet, good dog, I didn’t think that such a big and noble heart could stop beating either!

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    ldeanjr  7 months ago

    So long Farley, you were a good boi, see you on the other side.

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    Ozzman25  7 months ago

    I did but love my dogs moreThe ungrateful b@stards

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    Teto85 Premium Member 7 months ago

    I shed a few tears this time as well. But, I did not have a clowder nor a pack, and this time I was able to hug some furbabies, and that made it all the better.

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    rshive  7 months ago

    It’s hard, John. Been there, sort of.

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    freewaydog  7 months ago

    I remember that end line!

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    deezo  7 months ago

    I have both human and fur baby children. Obviously, if one of my human children died, I would be devastated. But many people are not blessed with human children, and for them their pets are more like children than animals. In either case, pets become an important part of FAMILY. And sometimes, a fictional character touches our hearts so much that they become “real.” We shouldn’t belittle or diminish the sense of grief or loss.

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    robynbart  7 months ago

    Comics should be humorous and a getaway. Not my favorite FBFW.

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    Bruce1253  7 months ago

    It is hard to have someone you love pass on, yet as we morn their loss we should also celebrate the love, joy and companionship they brought into our lives for all those years.

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    ML Premium Member 7 months ago

    I read the comics to smile, NOT to be smacked in the face with grief. I got my real life for that. Thanks a lot Lynn Johnston. Done with your idea of comics.

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    larry.cheese  7 months ago

    right in the f*****g feels

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    notjimothy  7 months ago

    Considering not reading this strip for a few days.

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    Watchdog  7 months ago

    Arf, low whine, ears down, brave buddy

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    Chris  7 months ago

    uh no, Farley’s gone!? :(

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    khmo  7 months ago

    Is this a new story line or a repeat from several years ago?

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    JD_Rhoades  7 months ago

    RIP Farley. Take your place in the halls of Valhalla, where the brave may live forever.

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    mizdurble  7 months ago

    We lost our two 16-year-old cats in January. Very sad!

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    DawnQuinn1  7 months ago

    Losing a pet is a pain that never goes away. A dog will never cheat on you, will never lie to you, will never steal from you and when you are at the lowest point in your life and all your friends have left you … your dog is still there at your side. His loyalty to you knows no limits. Your dog is the definition of unconditional love. Too bad no human could be like that.

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    proclusstudent  7 months ago

    Farley is alive as he ever was.

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    lmc1958  7 months ago

    This is a bad example but there is a great deal of truth….take your spouse and dog and put them in the trunk of your car and leave them for about 10 min so…open the trunk and see which one of them is happy to see you and give you kisses?? Brutal-but true…

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    stevesabe  7 months ago

    know the feeling…

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    CitizenOfTheValley  7 months ago

    crying my eyes out

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    djtenltd  7 months ago

    @Argythree- Most definitely. When my cats passed away, I cried like a baby! The last one that I had, passed away right in front of me on my bed. Of course I cried, but I felt good knowing that I gave her and her brother a good life! But basically it was their time to go. My boy Samuel was 11 and went two years before his sister Isis at 13. And I never let them out! My first cat was killed by a car when she was only three. And like you said, people who don’t have and have never had pets, will never know and understand the joy of having them! They bring so much joy into our lives!

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    lmc1958  7 months ago

    I was so hoping John would give Farley CPR and life would be restored….. I wonder how April will respond and be able to comprehend that her innocent actions brought this ending to be….

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    g04922  7 months ago

    No tears? Gosh, Farley.. gone, after all these years ;(

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    g04922  7 months ago

    April will carry that guilt, undeserved or not, for the rest of her life.

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    rebelstrike0  7 months ago

    An enlarged heart is often a sign of trouble ahead.

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    Pickled Pete  7 months ago

    Hypothermia due to icy cold water affects dogs the same as it does people. Happened to us several years back, our middle aged dog couldn’t resist going after sticks the neighbor’s son was throwing into the thawing lake. Before my wife saw what was going on, it was too late. So sad… We cried..

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    paranormal  7 months ago

    I lost my oldest almost two weeks ago. I think she must have had a stroke or seizure. After she ate supper she went in the living room. I went in and she was laying on her left side and her front legs were moving like she was running. She laid on a dog bed. I couldn’t tell if she was breathing and I called her name and her ears raised up. When she went out before bedtime she didn’t bark to get in like she normally did. She was still alive when we went to bed, but when we got up she had passed. I know my other two dogs miss her.

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    Liam Astle Premium Member 7 months ago

    Time to hold Farley’s death over April’s head when she becomes a teenager.

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    Bob Blumenfeld  7 months ago

    I had to have my doxie Zoe euthanized a few years ago. She was sixteen and couldn’t walk any more, even to go relieve herself. I still remember her last few moments in the vet’s exam room, just after the tech had given her the injection via a tube. The last thing the pooch did was give a double-bark, her distress bark, as she felt the stuff take hold.

    I know I did the right thing, maybe even later than I should have, but the sound of that bark lingers in my mind. If I were writing this on paper right now, it would be getting wet.

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    pheets  7 months ago

    Knew this was coming and avoided it for a few days. Dealing with my own loss atm but not so deeply that I can’t sympathize here.

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    bwmathews Premium Member 7 months ago

    I remember reading this when it first came out and … man, I was gutted. Poor Farley. Good dog.

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    Daltongang Premium Member 7 months ago

    John. Farleys big heart didn’t stop beating, it just burst from all the love he had in him.

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    nostall  7 months ago

    Amen to that.

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    USN1977  7 months ago

    I do wonder sometimes why dogs are more valued than people. There is plenty of praise for those who rescue abused dogs. Yet when I was spending a few bucks to sponsor a child in need, the usual reaction I got was “What difference is that going to make?” or “What a waste”.

    P.S. This was not meant to be critical of anyone who donates to a local animal shelter. I think that is also good.

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    jr1234  7 months ago

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    RIP, Farley, furry friend

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    rebelstrike0  7 months ago

    Ironically, there was nowhere near this outpouring of grief when Thelma Baird, Farley’s original owner, died in her sleep.

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    ladykat  7 months ago

    You never believe their hearts will stop beating.

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    MRBLUESKY529  7 months ago

    I’m not crying. You’re crying.

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    j.l.farmer  7 months ago

    She doesn’t seem too upset from Farley’s passing. Of course, had she paid attention to April, Farley wouldn’t have been put into the position of saving April from drowning at the creek.

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    RonBerg13 Premium Member 7 months ago

    Dog is God spelled backwards.

    It’s how he lives among us and observes our everyday lives and how we behave and treat others – animals and humans and the Earth.

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    [Unnamed Reader - 20fc52]  7 months ago

    Very touching series, Lynn. It choked me up.

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    leannwoo  7 months ago

    DANG IT LYNN! Why you gotta do this to us? I’m bawling at my desk at work now. RIP Farley! You were loved by so many!

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    Slinky's Mom  7 months ago

    Wowzers. Didn’t expect the turn the comments took. I can tell you what I told my vet when he thought it would be easier to just put my old girl down. I love that dog more than my ex-husband. She’s never lied, cheated or abused. So no, we will not be putting her down. That was 3 years ago.

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    SpacedInvader Premium Member 7 months ago

    She did change it this time like she said she would. Still a very sad ending. Hits to close to home.

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    kathleenhicks62  7 months ago

    Tears in my eyes. He saved April and went over the rainbow bridge- – sniff.

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    mmscott125 Premium Member 7 months ago

    Yes it is!!! I’ve lost both.

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    John Jorgensen  7 months ago

    I’m going to go peruse the strips from the last week in October 2008 now. When FBorFW went into reruns and Farley was reborn, it felt like a great wrongness had been righted. But here we are again.

    I wonder if there will be a third go-round years from now?

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    RevvieQuar  7 months ago

    I knew this was coming but it still hit me in the feels.

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    Jelliqal  7 months ago

    I wish the compassion we can give our pets when they are in the end of days was available to people. Everyone with a terminal condition should have the option to a dignified, pain-free death.

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    geneking7320  7 months ago

    Some of you may remember when this arc first ran Farley was acknowledged in the Family Circus strip.

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    Jelliqal  7 months ago

    Just flag the troll – get admin’s attn – we don’t need the abuse or the aggravation – don’t empower them by engaging.

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    Nobody_Important  7 months ago

    On the 28th, my oldest goat will turn 14. I know she had lived a good long life but I am in no hurry to let her go. She’s on medications now for arthritis and it’s helping her move better, but I am dreading the day she leaves me.

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    markkahler52  7 months ago

    I cried for months over a Holstein bull I helped raise

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    emtbob68  7 months ago

    Hit me hard 20 years ago and still when I reread the strip today

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    Statick  7 months ago

    OMG, I gotta stop reading this arc. I’m still crying…

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    daleandkristen  7 months ago

    Today I learned from 2 dog walking neighbors that Charlie and Guiness had passed very recently. I believe they are the last of my late boy’s buddies. I miss my boy every day – since 12/12/21. My 4 kitties give me so much joy, comfort and companionship.

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    dsarashiro Premium Member 7 months ago

    I remember the first time the strip went through this storyline in the 1990’s. Lynn was a guest at Comic-Con. Because the characters aged in the strip, she said that she knew she was going to have to deal with Farley’s age soon. When April went out to play, I knew immediately that it was coming and dreaded it. I’m glad he went out as a hero.

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    cuteswan Premium Member 7 months ago

    The next time April isn’t listening Elly can say, “Remember what happened the last time you didn’t do what you were told? Now Farley’s dead and it’s all your fault!” (Well she can, but she won’t.)

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    robert.ortega2  7 months ago

    I was hoping she would rewrite this ending and have him survive.

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    GCAndersen  7 months ago

    April is going to need some therapy once she realizes her actions were responsible for Farley’s demise. Losing a beloved pet is traumatic enough, but also being responsible for that death is going to haunt her for the rest of her life, even with good therapy.

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    lyna63  7 months ago

    I’ve lost a furbaby that was 15 years old. I guess they can’t live forever……

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    nananonie  7 months ago

    So sad

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    john_stough  7 months ago

    Since this first appeared decades ago, I’ve thought it sad that Dr. Patterson, a dentist who surely knew CPR, didn’t at least attempt it immediately on his beloved dog. It often works. (I know – it’s just a fictional situation…but still…)

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    martinman8  7 months ago

    Ooooooo. sob sob sob. i understand the pain. i have lost a lot over the years and express my sorry and love to the family

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    Frankfreak  7 months ago

    I just lost another dog last saturday.

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    rsam  7 months ago

    This was an email from my daughter after her 13 year old cat passed…. “ There is nothing sadder than going home with an empty pet carrier. “

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    Ginny Premium Member 7 months ago

    The blanket part hit me hard. When my boy died, I wrapped him in a blanket, sat outside on a bench hugging him and waited for my husband to dig his grave. We had a Scottie statue which now sits on his grave in the yard. RIP Mick. I still can cry thinking of him 10 years later.

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    The_Great_Black President  7 months ago

    Comic strips should be funny and happy. Ergo, this would be a good one.

    The Pattersons see a mad scientist

    Mad Scientist: Mr. & Mrs. Patterson, I saved Farley! All I took was a simple transplant operation.

    Pattersons then see an April-headed Farley and a Farley-headed April

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    Stat_man99  7 months ago

    I KNEW it, I knew it….won’t be long until this series ends and we start all over again….

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    InuYugiHakusho  7 months ago

    Farewell, Farley… You were a very good dog…

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    sgriffith1212  7 months ago

    Rest in peace Farley. Sad day indeed for this comic strip. Hope Someone tells the Pattersons about the rainbow bridge.

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    David Rickard Premium Member 7 months ago

    Dang you, Johnston! Gosh dang you to heck!

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    tammyspeakslife Premium Member 7 months ago

    This was difficult for them but it’s even more difficult and expensive to watch your pet’s health decline and slowly die. See you tomorrow Lynn

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    oakie817  7 months ago

    aw … i lost my cat 3 years ago…Mischief was 22 years old … i know we’ll be together again

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    debbie.bernardo  7 months ago

    So sad!

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    eced52  7 months ago

    Neither did we.

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    Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 7 months ago

    Please please please let this melodramatic soap opera end. Just horrid.

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    raybarb44  7 months ago

    They do and it’s never a happy event…..

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    mrsdonaldson  7 months ago

    :( the only time a pet truly breaks your heart

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    Ukko wilko  7 months ago

    It’s said that dogs don’t go to heaven. I don’t believe that. I’ve had dogs that I know belong there… more than I do.

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    Faith Blackwell Premium Member 7 months ago

    …crying

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    Levi Knox Premium Member 7 months ago

    I was truly hoping that Farley was going to be spared this go around. Rest in peace Farley you will be missed again.

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    JAY REIDER Premium Member 7 months ago

    Wonder if Lynn is reading all this over the past several days and enjoying all the attention she is getting!

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    Smitty  7 months ago

    Even though it was coming, it still pump a lump in my throat. Crikey.

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    wetidlerjr  7 months ago

    I’ve seen this all before but it is still so sad… :(

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    kkretzs  7 months ago

    i cant believe I’m crying for a fictional dog

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    beadyreader Premium Member 7 months ago

    I’m shedding tears for a cartoon dog, but he was so real to me!

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    missyhyattfan  7 months ago

    The loss of a fur baby is harder than some human losses!

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