Don't miss the daily misadventures of cartoonist Chip Dunham's clever crew of shipboard malcontents, incompetents and laggards. Overboard stands out with a pointed wit that has dagger-sharp timing and effect.
Louie, the ship's faithful dog, is the center of attention of the adventures on land and at sea. His human companions not only have to deal with Louie and his requests, but also the many problems they face living at sea, like dolphins eating their garden, and sea monsters taunting Louie. The entertaining exchanges between Louie and the humans on the ship will have readers coming back for more of this cast-away comedy. Man overboard!
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harrynose said, 3 months ago
How about having to buy a king size bed…to accommodate two 90# Labs…………..while the two dog beds are collecting dust.
Good early morning Crew…………………..
GrimmaTheNome said, 3 months ago
In the immortal words of Peanuts ‘Happiness is a warm puppy’
Bob
said, 3 months ago
We got a puppy a long time ago. When he was very young he needed a boost to get on the bed. As he grew he was able to get up with one leap. As he aged further it was back to giving him an assist again. Life cycle of a dog
Citizen GROG!
said, 3 months ago
Who needs more blankets when you’ve got Louie.
Good Morning, Crew!
weirdharold2112
said, 3 months ago
Our two dachshunds become organic back warmers as soon as my wife or I lie or sit down on the couch, immediately wedging themselves between us and the back of the couch.
rasalom said, 3 months ago
My cats circle me whenever I’m sick. Not completely sure they’ve got my best interests at heart.
instigator20 said, 3 months ago
Good Morning Crew,
Henry, just wait till the fever kicks in…………
Have a GREAT DAY MATIE’S
Dry
said, 3 months ago
Henry still has the flu? Poor guy!
Good afternoon Crew!
Dry
said, 3 months ago
@rasalom
LOL! Do you think they are circling in for the kill?
cubefarmer said, 3 months ago
@harrynose
That’s why I stick with smaller dogs, the fit’s tight enough with scotties.
lightenup
said, 3 months ago
Aww, so sweet!
Hello Crew!
Jerry Carlson said, 3 months ago
@Bob
It was 20 years ago next month we got our first dachshund puppies, Hildy and Lindy. I still remember the morning that July when my wife’s voiced groaned out from the bedroom, “Jerry – Hildy’s learned a new trick!” She had developed enough leg strength to jump on the bed. For a few weks I just had to open the door for Hildy, later Lindy, to get Kathy up. Then “your wake-up dogs” started just curling up and napping instead.
Later in Lindy’s life (Hildy left us at 14) a firend gave us some steps to get up there. Lindy never really figured out how to use them before joining Hildy at 17, but boy her younger siblings have! Now if Harley (whom we adopted at n unknown advanced age) could figure out how to get down!
Lilynannie said, 3 months ago
About 14 year ago, my Chow mix and I had moved alone to Las Vegas. I came down with the worst case of flu I’d ever had. I staggered home from work, and passed out on the bed. 12 hours later, I woke up and my 45 lb dog was draped over me, protecting me. He never whined to go out, or messed the house…I was so proud of him. He’s been gone over two years now, and I still miss him.
Happy, happy, happy!!!
said, 3 months ago
I wish my boy would get in my bed. He won’t.
natureboyfig4
said, 3 months ago
Good dog!
Mine makes a dandy foot warmer.
:-)