@TRACYFAN65 You are correct, no pull tops back in the day. By the way, present-day pull tops ARE NOT easy to open!! But they do eliminate the need for the can opener.
According to ‘The History of the Can’ timeline pull open can tops were invented in 1962. I would not have thought it was that early either. Drink can pull tabs were in 1960.
matjestaet about 6 years ago
Why “or”…?
Strob Premium Member about 6 years ago
Make mine an “Arf!” also!
about 6 years ago
Rover knows best!
Catfeet Premium Member about 6 years ago
Be sure to kiss the cook, Rover!
asrialfeeple about 6 years ago
Always be pragmatic.
mymontana about 6 years ago
Nice selection! Enjoy your meal, Rover. Love and Hugs for dearest Red and Rover
Rob Langevoort about 6 years ago
“Easy-to-Open Pull Top” … what’s an easy-to-open pull top?
TracyFan 65 about 6 years ago
Don’t think they had those ca 1970 when this strip is set. We always had to use a can opener when we opened our dog’s Ken-L Ration.
jpayne4040 about 6 years ago
Can’t go wrong with the Beef-In-Gravy!
sarahbowl1 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Wish my dogs could talk back like Rover does, lol!
WCraft Premium Member about 6 years ago
He obviously doesn’t speak “dog.” What Rover really said was: “I’ll take both, please.”
assrdood about 6 years ago
@TRACYFAN65 You are correct, no pull tops back in the day. By the way, present-day pull tops ARE NOT easy to open!! But they do eliminate the need for the can opener.
tcar-1 about 6 years ago
According to ‘The History of the Can’ timeline pull open can tops were invented in 1962. I would not have thought it was that early either. Drink can pull tabs were in 1960.
Strob Premium Member about 6 years ago
Rover speaks in thought balloons so often, it’s odd to see him speak “Dog”.