Rover wishes to return the squeaky toy he has swallowed. Will he be able to cough it up or puke it up or will he have to wait to return it out of his other end?
This can happen! My sister had a great dane, knocked the “whistle” out of her squeaky toy as I was watching. She was ready to chow down on it when I beat her and grabbed it.
Newton loves squeaky toys but has always chewed off the appendages of stuffed toys—ears, legs, tails—so he rarely gets one, and when he does, he can only have it with intense supervision. True to form, he received a stuffed squeaky reindeer for Christmas—it now lacks one ear and one antler (opposite sides), which were quickly retrieved before he could actually eat them.
My dog is no longer a puppy, but still has sharp enough teeth that she punctures the pillow-style squeakers. Poor girl was disappointed that her Christmas pickle no longer squeaks!
snsurone76 1 day ago
Maybe it’s just too early in the AM, but I don’t see the humor in today’s strip.
a sage 1 day ago
My guess is Rover swallowed the squeaker from the toy.
robertdkrebs Premium Member 1 day ago
Now the squeaker is the squeakee. Ha
Catfeet Premium Member 1 day ago
Rover, I didn’t know you could speak Squeak!
Calvinist1966 about 24 hours ago
Rover wishes to return the squeaky toy he has swallowed. Will he be able to cough it up or puke it up or will he have to wait to return it out of his other end?
bobpickett1 about 24 hours ago
they are small enough to pass thru
baskate_2000 about 21 hours ago
Give it an hour or two, he’ll hork it up.
assrdood about 21 hours ago
Rover killed it! Happens to all squeaky toys sooner or later.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member about 21 hours ago
Oh no! A trip to vet emergency is eminent, I’m positive!
rockyridge1977 about 20 hours ago
Mite be a difficult return!!!!!
grocks about 20 hours ago
This can happen! My sister had a great dane, knocked the “whistle” out of her squeaky toy as I was watching. She was ready to chow down on it when I beat her and grabbed it.
my3dogsons about 19 hours ago
Newton loves squeaky toys but has always chewed off the appendages of stuffed toys—ears, legs, tails—so he rarely gets one, and when he does, he can only have it with intense supervision. True to form, he received a stuffed squeaky reindeer for Christmas—it now lacks one ear and one antler (opposite sides), which were quickly retrieved before he could actually eat them.
MissyTiger about 7 hours ago
My dog is no longer a puppy, but still has sharp enough teeth that she punctures the pillow-style squeakers. Poor girl was disappointed that her Christmas pickle no longer squeaks!