Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for October 13, 2018

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    willispate  about 6 years ago

    maybe i should i try that sometime.

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    wiatr  about 6 years ago

    …with a really long extension cord.

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    MrFixit  about 6 years ago

    That would work for our dog. She goes to another room when the vacuum is turned on. Same for the lawn mower if she’s in the fenced back yard while I am mowing. She will run to the opposite end of the yard. On the other hand, she usually accompanies is on our daily walks.

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    Baba27  about 6 years ago

    Or a bath. Or become a vet.

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    PICTO  about 6 years ago

    Quit your job with the USPS…

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    Chief Inspector   about 6 years ago

    that advice sucks

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    car2ner  about 6 years ago

    my dog comes running to the vac! It is in the classic play stance, makes a growly noise and smells like everyone in the house all smashed together! My other dog, I suspect, doesn’t like it because it is too loud…and I tend to agree.

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    rshive  about 6 years ago

    We once had a dog who had a habit of nosing about the garbage can. Finally we got to putting a mousetrap on the lid of the can. Once she heard the trap snap once (didn’t hurt her), her eyes got as big as saucers; and she never went near the can again. It got to the point where all we had to do was put an unset mousetrap on the can when we left. She would never bother it.

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    BiathlonNut  about 6 years ago

    Had a neighbour whose dog was terrified of the vacuum cleaner. After they had a baby, whenever they pulled the vacuum cleaner out, the dog would stand in front of the crib and growl at the thing.

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    Linguist  about 6 years ago

    I had a cat that would follow the vacuum around or ride on the canister, until you vacuumed him. He loved to be vacuumed.

    I had a couple of dogs that would tolerate being Shop-Vac’d and one that would play attack the vac, whenever you got ready to clean.

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    chromosome Premium Member about 6 years ago

    You need to use one of those rechargeable ones that you can turn on when you see the dog.

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    wirepunchr  about 6 years ago

    That answer sucked! ;-}

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    jmorris9999 Premium Member about 6 years ago

    My dog attacks the vac, the mower, and the weed eater. Bites them. Even after getting a cut from the weed eater string he still does so. They are all in on the evil super villain Doctor Vaccum’s plan to suck in the whole world and they MUST BE STOPPED!

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    pekenpug  about 6 years ago

    I used to have a dog who loved to be vacuumed and also loved to stand in the exhaust “wind” from the (canister) vac. Silly dawg…miss him. :-/

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    Superfrog  about 6 years ago

    Nature abhors a vacuum.

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    preacherman Premium Member about 6 years ago

    A vacuum cleaner makes a high pitch hum that a dog’s ears pick up as being unpleasant, so bring a batter powered hand vac and scare to dogs away.

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    jmw90  about 6 years ago

    What going on at Go Comics? This is the second strip today that isn’t updated for Sunday.

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    whitleysj  about 6 years ago

    Car vac

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    stuart_olson  about 6 years ago

    14th panel?

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    Yakety Sax  about 6 years ago

    Today’s strip: https://www.seattlepi.com/comics-and-games/fun/Shoe/

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    JD'Huntsville'AL  about 6 years ago

    Another missing Sunday strip. What’s going on here?

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