Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for December 10, 2011

Comon, Satch. If an 18" tall cat without opposable thumbs can reach and turn a doorknob, you must be able to do the same.

But it’s so much easier to wander the halls and mark everyone’s welcome mats…

Bucky’s ears are really low on the side of his head…..that must be a sign of something.

OK, bring on the ferrets, Buck needs to be taken down a notch or two….

Bucky, you might have won the battle. But, you’re not going to win the war.

Bucky’s back!

And note that in the last frame as Bucky slams the door, his wicked little tongue is hanging out……a sign of enjoyment?

For as dumb as Bucky can be at times that was pretty slick way to trick Satchel. To bad he’s going to get into trouble for it.

Bucky, you’re cruel!

Tsk tsk, temper, temper Bucky……

The Buckster slammed the door on bad news.

I don’t know if cats are smarter than dogs. But they will figure out how to open the door. And how to convince the dog that they are in charge. .poor Satchel. But at least he’s has some peace…peace and quiet without Bucky around.

I think Darby Conley once said he chooses to always illustrate Bucky with his ears back as a sign of his constantly-irritable personality.

Here I thought he meant he was going to knock him out with the door. ;-)