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Adorable Begging Antics: Sophie's Hilarious Encounter with Doug's Baby High Chair in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip!

In the first panel of today's free Dog eat Doug comic strip, we see an empty recliner chair.
In the second panel of today's comic strip, Sophie's head pops up from the chair. She says, "hey!"
In the thrid panel of the comic strip, Sophie leaps off the chair.
In the last panel of the comic strip, Sophie hangs off the edge of Doug's high chair and asks him when did he start eating with his mouth closed.

We still have that recliner. The high chair is long gone. Also, please feel free to share these comics with your friends. Especially those that have dogs!

Barking Shenanigans: Sophie's Window-Watch Comedy in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip!

In the first panel of today's Dog eat Doug comic strip shows Sophie standing on the back of a recliner, barking out the window. Dad yells for Sophie to get off of the chair.
In the second panel of today's comic strip, Sophie moves down to the arm of the chair and keeps barking. Dad yells to get all the way off.
In the last panel of the comic strip Sophie stands on the floor and asks how is she supposed to bark at everything now?

I always felt the recliner was Sophie’s version of Snoopy’s dog house.

Adorable Counter Chaos: Baby Doug and Puppy Sophie's Mischievous Escapades in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip

in the first panel of today's Dog eat Doug comic strip, baby Doug is trying to grab something off a sidetable and his mom says no.
In the second panel of today's comic strip, Sophie climbs up on a chair and mom says no.
In the third panel of the comic strip, Mom asks Doug and Sophie why are they always trying to pull things down?
In the final panel of the comic strip, Sophie explains to Doug anyone can chew stuff on the floor. Getting stuff off the counter shows initiative.

Another profound but misguided Sophie-ism.

Fetch & Reflect: Sophie's Thought-Provoking Musings on Fetching and Retrieving in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip

In the first panel of today's free comic strip, Sophie complains about fetching and retrieving.
In the second panel of today's comic strip, Sophie says it's fun as Doug plays with a troll doll.
In the final panel of today's comic strip, Sophie says after a while you lose the point of it all.

I have to say, this is one of those strips where the influence of the early Peanuts comics shows through. My dad had the original collection of Peanuts strips from the 1950’s. Reading that as a kid, I was shocked by how different it was than the Peanuts I read in the daily newspaper.

Whimsical Bookstore Adventures: Dad and Baby Doug Explore Neil Gaiman's Works in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip

In today's free comic strip, Dad and baby Doug visit a bookstore. Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane is on display.
In the second comic strip panel, Dad suggests a bunch of book genres.
In the third comic strip panel, Dad shows Doug a copy of Dream Jumper by Lucas Turnbloom.
In the final comic strip panel, Doug says, "Bak!" and Dad says, "Of course, always start in the picture book section."

I’m surprised I didn’t set the comic strip in a book store, given how much I adore them. One of my local book shops does have a resident dog and cat. What a great premise for a story.

Playful Mischief Unleashed: Sophie Sneaks a Taste of Doug's Yogurt in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip

In the first panel of today's comic strip, Sophie, the chocolate lab, is slurping from Doug's baby dish on his high chair.
In the second panel of the comic strip, Sophie looks up, smacking her lips.
In the final panel of the comic strip, Sophie goes back to eating out of Doug's bowl and asks him if he sneezed in his yogurt again.

I’ll tell you what, a baby, a dog and a high chair is a completely different kind of food pyramid.

From Barney to The Conjuring: Sophie's Hilarious Movie Preferences in 'Dog Eat Doug' Comic Strip

Funny Dog eat Doug comic strip where Sophie asks if they can watch The Conjuring instead of the purple dinosaur, Barney

There’s always an alterior motive to Sophie’s movie choices.