Red and Rover by Brian Basset for November 03, 2019

Few things are more comforting than when my German Shepard would sleep in fron of my door. Sadly, she passed away earlier this year. :-(’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’

My cats do the same thing.

This is so very true.

This night I awakened at 3 am wakened up from a melody. I tried to sleep again. At 5 the same started again. Angrily I jumped out of my bed and started to search my whole flat – finally I found an old radio making his final sounds!!

Is this a beautiful dog!!

Rover is a perfect little guardian angel.

Could you love Red any more than this – dearest Rover? Love and Hugs for RED & ROVER

This is so sweet.

Best friends.

My two little toy dogs protect me at night, for sure with their sudden barking at night! The artwork is so sweet this Sunday!

Thanks for explaining how our furry friends they become dog-tired.

Love the way Rover is watching Red sleep!

Well, that explains a lot.

Can we start a Sunday-only yearly award and call it the Brian?

Yes!

Even though today’s comic is practically monochrome, I find it very beautiful.

After we lost our dear friend of 18 and a half years we decided no more pets for us. It was just too hard. But we chose to focus on our wildlife and now we have lots of new friends—rabbits, squirrels, flying squirrels, chipmunks, a herd of deer, a raccoon, a family of Grey Foxes, a possum and literally hundreds of birds including sweet hummingbirds, butterflies, bees and moths. Life is all around waiting to be nurtured and loved. Feed the wild things. You will not regret it.

Awww, sweet. My sister recently began homesteading in a geodesic dome in rural Maine, and I and my family are glad she has three dogs (two rough collies and one English Shepherd) to keep her company and alert her to any overnight dangers.

Losing a dog is heartbreaking. I’m sorry for your loss.