For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for July 05, 2024

What does he do to go out? What has Edgar been doing the last several months? I would just say to keep doing that. It seems to work.

A doggy door would solve both problems.

To get out, he pulls the drapery cord looking thingy, the whole house shakes, Lurch appears and says," you rang ?", and lets him out.

Michael and Elizabeth are getting along far better these days. I wonder if they ever think about the old days of fighting and insults.

Panel 1: “Hey Mike! Check out my difficult ski slope black diamond mouth!” Panel 2: “Hey Mike! See how I rub my butt? I’m in a particular type of mood, I want to watch you whiz!“ Panel 3: “We both have black diamond mouths! We can both ski the difficult slope now!“ Panel 4: “Hey, look! Michael Myers has come to our house for dinner! Hopefully, he won’t cut our heads off before we finish dessert!“

Do what I did, hang some bells inside at the door, my dog learned really fast to ring them to go out. Way too many animals could use a doggy door to enter your home.

There’s no doorbell on the inside! Ugh, that means he would scratch the door…

A quick text. Is there a panic emoji?

I would not have a pet door in Canada- lets in too much cold and wind. I have one that opens to an enclosed porch and still have to double layer it with plastic to try to mitigate the weather in winter – and I live in the “warm” Southern USA.

pavlov rule in reverse.

He barks.

Mike, Mike, Mike, did you not read my comment from yesterday? Some investigative journalist you are. I explained yesterday that they make doggy door bells. You place on outside the door and one inside the door and they ring the bell to go out.

A dog as smart as Edgar will learn to ‘woof’ at the door to go out.

He’ll send them a telegram

Woof!

I guess this means that Mike really does come home from work and go in the house from the back door.

Put another doorbell switch inside the house.

He blows a Kazoo hanging from the door.

My brother put a string of bells on the doorknob for the dog to ring to go out.