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Cartoons: Living a Dog’s Life

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Dog attempts to find his missing owner by going to a private investigator
Chon Day
November 23, 1957

 

Children attempt to play a prank on their parents' party by spraying shaving cream on their dog's mouth and having him run into the room, acting as if he has rabies.
“O.K., now shove him out there and slam the door.”
Al Johns
September 29, 1956

 

Dog owner comments that he and his wife just fought with their dog in an attempt to throw the pet out for the night. Howerver, the husband doesn't know that the dog succeeded in throwing the wife out instead.
“Rover really put up a battle last night, dear, when I put him out.”
Leo Garel
September 22, 1956

 

Dog chewed up newspaper
“Thank you!”
Harry Mace
August 3, 1957

 

Dog rides in a child seat as his owners take him on a car ride.
“Why can’t he ride in the back seat like other dogs?”
Vahan Shirvanian
July 27, 1957

 

Great Dane owner tells his friend that he hopes the dog has reached his already huge adult size.
“He’s full grown…we hope!”
Eric Ericson
June 21, 1952
Dog realizes that he has to act tough after reading his owner's "Beware of Dog" sign
Bob Schroeter
December 28, 1957

 

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  2. My favorite of all time is the wife who brings in breakfast to a grumpy husband, says “Pancales for breakfast” and smacks him across the cheek with a flapjack.

  3. I love them all Post editors, but number #5 is my favorite. The dog sitting in the toddler’s seat; beautiful. # 3 comes in close. Is it more degrading to the dog or his wife?! Could he… did he… put HER outside instead?! So refreshingly, wonderfully politically incorrect. Shameful! Thank you.

    (As soon as I clicked on these cartoons, I got a lot of ‘dog ads’ on the left and right sides. Just worth a mention.)

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