Red and Rover by Brian Basset for March 18, 2022

Now there’s something worth barking at. You tell ’em, Rover!

You never know, that piece of paper might be being used by a squirrel as camouflage. The sneaky devil……

Rover is such a good guard dog! His family should be very proud of him.

Rover the Litter Ranger! We could use more of that! Good boy!

Good boy, Rover! You tell ‘em!

Tune in tomorrow when Rover barks at cartoonists who reuse ideas.

Yay for Rover!

I can’t stand people who litter.

You go, Rover! I’d like to bark at them, too!

watch Rover become a different species.. he’s going to go hoarse

Aren’t dogs supposed to have better eyesight than humans?

This illustrates a point if you think about it. Litterers are a problem. However, barking from the inside of the house serves no purpose except to irritate those inside the house. Nothing is done about the problem and those doing the wrong have only a vague sense that a noise is coming from somewhere. Any “barkers” out there?

The neighbor’s dog barked at airplanes and butterflies.

We got our doggos fixed. No litters.

I absolutely believe that if my dogs could talk, they would say something like that.

Not to excuse people who are careless with their waste, but in the late 20th century product manufacturers started to use a LOT more packaging. Without adequate understanding OR an infrastructure ready to handle it, the abundance of trash – and the burden of disposing of it properly – was handed entirely to consumers.