Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 28, 2021

Surprised that they let him ride the bus!

My question is, what does he do with the ones he catches?

Jennifer.usher… to answer your question…he already caught a bus and all he did was ride it. With his experience as a pilot, if he caught the car he might drive it!

My Beagleish mutt chased VW Beetles and motorcycles.

Yeah, Snoop! But living in a-quiet neighborhood (as another may cause a-cquired deafness!) is heaven on ARF!

In Russia, there are actually dogs who have figured out how to use the Moscow subway system.

Call an Uber, Snoop. Better than a bus

Snoopy’s method of exercise.

Adults in Peanuts are implied, just as scary times are implied in dramatic movies by music, in Peanuts we always hear the characters when they speak to their parents or a teacher, but the teacher is never see, nor the parent. This way the focus is 100% on the characters. It’s the mode in which Schulz created the Little People and we are the happy recipients of his genius.

He could use a good workout.

HA HA HA HA HA… this has been the funniest strip I have seen in months… but I have the feeling this would fit better in a Garfield comic strip.

To all you dogs out there reading this comic today…do NOT try this at home or anyplace else.

Sometimes Snoopy needs to act like a ‘normal’ dog.

World Famous Car Catcher.

Snoopy is lucky to stay in the countryside. He has squirrels and butterfly to chase. Woodstock fills the space for birds.

At the 4-way stop near our house, 75% of the cars fail to stop. We could use someone to chase them down. Officer Doughnut only shows up every other month or so.

Bad dog! Sorry, Snoop, but that’s a good way to an early trip over the Rainbow Bridge, my little friend.

We all have our problems Snoopy……

When I first saw this in 1974, I wondered when was the last time we saw Snoopy on all fours like a real dog?

Car-chasing can and may occur because of a dog’s predatory instincts or out of playfulness, or possibly out of territorial instincts chasing away an intruder.

Based on my observations of the habits of my dog Petey, a multi-breed rescued dog, I can say with some confidence that when he sees or hears a car starting up the street to pass our house and he is inside our fenced yard, what he is doing is not chasing a car but rather racing it. He is handicapped by needing to make an abrupt stop at the far end of the yard before hitting the fence, but he loves to run and having an opponent makes it even more fun. And he is very fast.

Yeah – it’s like having to go to gym …

Bad dog, Snoopy ! Lot’s of puppies read your comic strip, you set a very bad example playing in traffic.

always fantasized the scene when the driver slammed the brakes..

You’d love Manhattan then, snoop