I Made A Comic About How Dogs Overcome Their Fears

I love the “monster under the crib” motif. I use it a lot, mainly because a lot of my foster dogs have issues they need to overcome. I think working with them every day seeps into the comic.

Our Weezy was considered a bite risk and scheduled to be put down when we signed over all liability. If you met her today you would never guess how troubled her past was. We’re never complacent about her training, but sometimes it’s hard to erase the dog she was to what she is now. She never ceases to amaze us.

In other words, never give up on a dog, because they will never, ever give up on you.

More info: dogeatdoug.com

I Made A Comic About How Dogs Overcome Their Fears

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brian anderson

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In addition to being the creator of DOG EAT DOUG, Brian Anderson is the author of several children’s books, including The Conjurers trilogy (Rise of the Shadow, Hunt for the Lost, and Fight of the Fallen), as well as the picture books Nighty Night, Sleepy Sleeps, The Prince’s New Pet, and Monster Chefs. He lives in North Carolina with his family, which includes a herd of rescued dogs and cats.

Rokas J.

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Rokas works as a Community Manager for Bored Panda. A creative at heart (and written on his Bachelor's diploma), Rokas spends his days making up stuff - whether it's creative storytelling, photography or video projects. On weekends you'll find him drinking a bit too much coffee, hosting game nights with his friends or just re-watching Friends for the 5th time.

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