B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for September 08, 2011

Is that Cocoa’s great, great, great, great………grandma?

Wolfie gives me ideas for Halloween with the new pup.

Well that confirms it. Coco and Kenny are descendents.

Nice teeth.

Good Morning, Fellow Cave Dwellers.

Actually it would make it about 17.5 years old

TEENWOLF!I loved that movie

Spike would be a better name than Wolf. Or Punk.

Actually, the first dog year counts as 14 years because dogs become sexually active by age 1. The ‘dog years’ thing is really the number of calendar years (2.5) times 7 PLUS 7.

Morning Cave Dwellers! I hope that Wolfie isn’t going on a ‘hot’ date tonight … his furs a little tuffed.

Based on the one piece of artwork, it looks like Wolfie may have been a follower of the religion that was a precursor of The Church of Danae.

Wonder if Wolfie can play “Werewolves of London” on the guitar?

We don’t know whether this is the past or the future (see: Peter’s trip across the sea where he encountered things like Styrofoam) anyway so it could be Kenny’s great-great-great-great grandson.Of course the real truth is that Wolfy is just Kenny after some airbrushing.

is Wolfie’s guitar a left-handed Fender Stratocaster?

“As a rough approximation, the human equivalent of a one-year-old dog is between about 10 and 15 years—a one-year-old dog or cat has generally reached its full growth and is sexually mature, although it might still be lanky and need to fill in a more mature musculature, similar to human teenagers. The second year is equivalent to about another 3 to 8 years in terms of physical and mental maturity, and each year thereafter is equivalent to only about 10 or 11 human years.”

There is also a graph adjusted by size of dog.

Wolf is hip!

Wolf

And last week he was looking all well behaved and groomed…what happened?

and dual humbuckers

I like the pinup wolf.

Why does Thor have blond hair here? Also note that the average dog is of the same maturity as a 15-yr old human at the end of their 1st year, and a 25-yr old human by the end of their 2nd year, then 5 human years per year thereafter. This varies by breed after the 2nd year as small dogs live 18 yrs or more, which would be about 4 human years per dog year after year 2, and Great Danes would be 6 to 1 after year 2.