Few webcomics strike the perfect balance between humor, heart, and imagination like ‘Pet Foolery,’ the series by Ben Hed. While the artist may be best known for the mischievous cat-and-dog duo Pixie and Brutus, his work extends far beyond these strips, bringing to life a universe of clever, funny, and often surprisingly emotional comics.
Today, we’ve selected a mix of reader-favorite series featuring the famous pet duo, along with other, often longer stories. Some are purely humorous, while others offer life lessons and truths that are relatable to many of us.
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They left off the last panel or two, where Big Jack explains to the lamb that without the care and feeding from his master, he himself could easily be in the same position as the wolves. Jack is smart, and empathetic, but he will not shirk his duty. Jack is an Anatolian Shepherd. We have one, a rescue, and this comic is spot on. EDIT: My mistake. I was thinking of the one that is currently second in this thread, the one with the dead wolf.
I love Pixie and Brutus. So much honest emotion, mostly heartwarming, occasionally heartrending. But either way, it's genuine and authentic. A good many laughs along the way, too.
I just sniggled out loud, and Mr Auntriarch heard. He's also known as Massive Grumpy Butt...
Awww! Poor baby comic artist! We really do all day stupid things at times!
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Gawd I'm sooo dumb! Took a minute or so of staring at the first cartoon and muttering "Eh?" before I realised what the little arrows on the side meant!
But you *did* figure it out, and were rewarded with some fine comics. Good for you!
Load More Replies...Gawd I'm sooo dumb! Took a minute or so of staring at the first cartoon and muttering "Eh?" before I realised what the little arrows on the side meant!
But you *did* figure it out, and were rewarded with some fine comics. Good for you!
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