Red and Rover by Brian Basset for November 07, 2022

Cuteness, thy name is Rover. Every panel. Great one today. Thanks, Brian.

It’s like if someone scratches your back – first between the shoulder blades, then your lower back, then your right side and your left, then … … perhaps finishing with a big two-handed rub a couple of times up and down and all around.

These past few months I’ve roomed with someone who has a very itchy service dog. She must have been trained, because she does not bark and doesn’t wag her tail or do other neat things like chase balls. But she’s mangy, and so when you scratch her in the right place her scratch reflex happens. It’s her only overt sign of happiness.

Ol-Rover Twist asks for more.

Red, you left Rover in ecstasy , lol!

Rover’s take on the Itchy and Scratchy Show!

Now that I’m old, a good back scratch is my new G-spot. I actually get goosebumps.

Always more love

When it comes to getting scratched and petted, dogs believe in forever.

Rover cannot get enough of it!!

Oh, that’s must feel so good. Yip yip yip yip yip

I am surprised Rover didn’t ask for a belly rub on his way to more scritches!

Rover is a full blooded Attention Hound for sure.

Either the scratching got quieter, or Brian got careless in panels 2 and 3.

Gotta love Rover…

Most definitely….

Awwwww so cute.