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Burn Notice! Dog Eat Doug Comic Shows the "Burning" Dilemma of Canine Treasure Hunting

A comic strip titled Dog Eat Doug. In the first panel, a puppy named Sophie excitedly digs through a fire pit overflowing with sticks. Then she learns dad is going to burn them!

Stick Situation! Dog Eat Doug Comic Captures the Hilarious Struggle Between Pups and Fire Pits

Thankfully we have zero fire pit related incidents. At least when the pit is lit.

Flying Saucers & Furry Friends: Dog Eat Doug Comic Makes Alien Abduction Lighthearted

In toay's dog eat doug comic strip Sophie and Doug lay in the crib debating who aliens would take with them if a UFO showed up.

Woof or Warp Speed? Dog Eat Doug Comic Beams Up Laughs About Alien Abduction Anxiety

Always funny when Sophie and Doug debate aliens and UFOs. I mined this idea for the upcoming graphic novels and have an entire alien abduction chapter.

Soggy Showdown! Dog Eat Doug Comic Takes a Hilarious Look at Potty Training Fails

in today's dog eat doug comic strip, dad struggles to potty train puppy Sophie.

3 Quick Tips to Turn Potty Training Triumphs into Reality (and Avoid Soggy Disasters Like Sophie!)

Ever feel like your pup is giving you the runaround (or the sprinkle-around) when it comes to potty training? Fear not, fellow pet parent! While mishaps like Sophie's rainy-day rebellion in today's Dog Eat Doug comic might happen, there are ways to navigate the potty training journey with a little more ease. Here are 3 quick tips to get you and your furry friend on the path to potty-perfect success:

1. Consistency is Key: Set a consistent schedule for potty breaks, taking your pup out frequently – especially after meals, playtime, and naps. Sticking to a routine helps them learn to anticipate and control their bathroom needs.

2. Reward the Good Stuff: When your pup uses the potty outside, celebrate like they just won the doggy Olympics! Positive reinforcement with treats, praise, and excited pats will encourage them to repeat the desired behavior.

3. Accidents Happen (But Don't Dwell): Don't punish your pup for accidents. They're still learning! Clean up the mess thoroughly (with an enzyme cleaner to remove any lingering odors) and calmly take them outside to show them the right spot.

Remember, patience and positive reinforcement are your best friends during potty training. With a consistent approach and a dash of humor, you'll be celebrating those successful potty breaks in no time!

The Struggle is Real, Sophie! Dog Eat Doug Comic Shows the Plight of the Ball-Obsessed Pup

Sophie tells Doug her ball rolled under the T.V. cabinet and it took dad ten minutes to come and get it out. If she had known that, there were a dozen things SOphie could've done to increase the response time.

The Waiting Game: Dog Eat Doug Comic Delivers Laughs About Canine Impatience

Anyone else have impatient dogs?

Fence Fury! Dog Eat Doug Comic Captures the Hilarious Territorial Howls of Pups

A two-panel comic strip showing Sophie barking at a dog on the other side of a fence. The other dog has a surprised expression and a thought bubble that says "Would you talk tough like that if the fence wasn't there?"

Fence Fury or Friendly Face-Off? Dog Eat Doug Comic Decodes Canine Communication

I think the fence has been the most philosophical prop used in the comic strip. For us it was a neccissity with so many dogs running around. It becomes a classroom to learn about a variety of dog behavior.

Bon Appétit! Baby Doug Serves Up a Sneeze Surprise in Hilarious Dog Eat Doug Comic

A multi-panel comic strip showing Baby Doug sneezing into his toy kitchen cook set.

Breakfast Anyone? Dog Eat Doug Serves Up a Sneeze-tastic Surprise (Hilarious Comic!)

Babies love to add their own seasonings.