Rubes by Leigh Rubin for January 11, 2022

So why didn’t Fido just lift his leg on the durn thing?

Deleting homework for pure spite seems more like a cat thing.

Apparently you can teach an old dog new tricks.

On the internet, nobody knows your dog deleted your homework.

The dogs nefarious actions can be tracked through his I.Pee address

Curtailed

Not true. It will now be, “The dog deleted my homework.”

iCloud: don’t leave your laptop without it

A lot easier on his digestive system, too.

From personal experience, the cats have caused more trouble with computers and deleting or changing things. Random keys can cause all kinds of issues.

LOL!

I can see the look on the teacher’s face; “your Dog deleted your homework?”

The dog could plant malware in the server and eat everyone’s homework.

I think it was suggested in “Doggie Doings Diary” in the early ’90s. Then educators learned to require it uploaded to the school cloud.

My dog deleted my homework. Great excuse.

Not gonna work, his work was saved to cloud.

In my house, the dog eating homework was a very real danger — he loved to get his jaws on anything paper. (One time he chewed up a dollar bill, and we were all glad it wasn’t a larger denomination!) So it was a good idea for my brother and me to keep our homework in folders.

Dogs destroying important documents is something that has been going on for thousands of years. You’ve surely heard of “the dog daze of Sumer”.

And yesterday a strip appeared on Half Full in which a dog teacher asks his class (dogs) if they ate their homework