Overboard by Chip Dunham for September 20, 2020

THAT’S why, Louie!

He doesn’t get it (and never will) !!!

I love to watch my dog get a scent and trace it out. Follow, retrench, follow, retrench, ……..as I look at the squirrel sitting on the fence. Eventually she zeroes in on the prey.

Panel 4: Raymond walks in.

Cap’n Crow. What a guy. Always the peacemaker. Great thinker.

I try that with mine, except its goat and sheep crap, with one you can win, with two or more, not a chance!

‘It was a huge deal when humans evolved the ability to stand upright.’ Not to mention Scratch the cat, the mice, and the rabbits standing upright. It apparently gave them language to speak to the humans. And also started a clothing fashion industry for cats, mice and rabbits.

“Louie, it was an important evolutionary development when mice learned to fly airplanes…”

Louie is a hunting dog.

Louie just wants to go meet a new friend.

We were walking our Flat-coated retriever late at night and she paused by a big maple tree. We looked and she was about a foot from a skunk. No barking or aggression and we just gently pulled her back and the skunk turned and walked away. She’s one gentle dog for being 100 pounds.

Henry, I hope you have plenty of tomato juice on the ship.

“If the skunk sprays me you’ll stop complaining about that dog crap I rolled in!”

I had a cat who, although an indoor/outdoor cat, enjoyed going on half-hour-long walks with me. One reason is that I could see threats before he could. He learned very early what “Watch out!” meant. He did not require a leash.

Whew—close one!

Happy Sunday, Crew.

Good catch, Henry.

Good evening, Crew!

Good evening Crew!