Red and Rover by Brian Basset for November 09, 2024

Must be part air head………………

Well, Tacao—karma may intervene. They may be attacked by swarms of locusts or pounced on by a hungry lion. Then, they’ll be sorry they didn’t marry in a climate you could tolerate, and let you be in the wedding party!

Cute pup! Nice to see new characters. Rover could be a wonderful mentor for the puppy.

A collar is a good start!

Get one for Ziggy

Ooh, ooh! Introduce him to Rover’s two dog friends! Excellent mixture!

I guess our darlings meet up with a lot of interesting characters on their walks! At least Rover is friendly and doesn’t bark at them!

Dog talk!!!!!

Cute pup!

Nice to see Rover find a new friend.

A dog collar is the best clothing ever!

I’m guessing this is a shoutout to some friends of Brian’s?

I like living in SoCal, but I miss seeing some of my favorite dog breeds from the north that are too furry for this climate- like Norwegian Elkhounds.

According to Google Translate, ‘tacaro’ is Corsican for ‘shut up’.

Congratulations to your people, Tacaro!

No, that’s a necklace.

how many of us take our collars off of our dogs at home and tell them “now you are naked”.

Nice to see a new neighbor!

What a lovely pup. Welcome to the neighbourhood, and congratulations to Katie and Kelser!

Such a little cutie! And a really sweet disposition

Have we ever seen a female dog in this comic? Not that it would make much difference for Rover; he’s implied to be neutered.

My dogs have never worn collars in the house. I learned that lesson about 35 years ago. My fox terrier, Mykei, nearly choked to death when she somehow got the metal ring, to which her tags were attached, caught on a hook. My son saved her in time to avoid serious injury, but ever since that scare, the collars come off at the door until the next time outside.