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45 Relatable Comics About The Reality Of Owning A Dog From The Series “Off The Leash”
Interview With Artist
Just when we thought that cats dominated the universe of comics, and most of the creators dedicated their work to the feline kind, we discovered this comic series. Cartoons by Rupert Fawcett illustrate the reality of living with dogs in a brilliant way. The “Off The Leash” series features the funniest moments related to owning a canine companion.
Scroll down to discover a collection of the best strips we selected for you today from the series, and if you're a dog owner yourself, let us know in the comments below which one of them you can definitely identify with.
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Bored Panda reached out to Rupert to find out more about the “Off the Leash” series and the artist himself. We wanted to know how Fawcett became interested in comics, and what inspired him to pursue it professionally. We found out that: “I have always loved art and it was the one thing at school I was good at, I wasn’t at all academic. I used to draw for hours. Humor and comedy has also always been very important to me. Growing up, funny people and comedians were just as important to me as the pop stars of the day.”
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Shay Baranowski 1 year ago
you can say to yourself they are not going to DIE if i don't pet them....but then you look into their eyes and yes they are pet them!!!
Asked to tell us about his artistic background, Rupert said: “I was born and raised in London and went to art school when I was 18, I always dreamed of being a professional artist since I was a child. I have had many books of my work published and translated into different languages and feel very lucky that I spend my days doing what I love, drawing and listening to music.”
We were also wondering what influenced the artist’s unique style in creating “Off the Leash” comics. Rupert shared with us: “As a child, I read lots of comics and loved the Tintin books by Hergé.”
The comic series is quite relatable for pretty much every dog owner. Rupert told us how he comes up with ideas for his strips: “I am inspired by what I see around me but sometimes when I am approaching a deadline for a book, I struggle a bit.”
Lastly, Fawcett shared his advice for aspiring comic artists looking to break into the industry. He said: “Becoming a professional cartoonist and artist is not at all easy so you have to be very determined and never give up. I received many rejection letters in my early days. Good luck to all the struggling young artists and cartoonists out there, be strong!”
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TheGoodBoi 1 year ago (edited)
GoodBoi likes to be at the scene of the crime, like he didn’t do it…Sort of like Dexter in, well, the series Dexter
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Shay Baranowski 1 year ago
my dogs do that to each other-they will bark like someone is at the door and when my big dog gets up-will immediately take his place
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Russ Kincade 1 year ago
They instinctively want to hide their scent from both predators and prey.
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Daya Meyer 1 year ago
Yeah... Happened to my husband and our puppy with those big, big brown eyes...
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Shay Baranowski 1 year ago
my dogs do this THEN do the "dead dog" thing if i try to move them!!!!!
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Natalie White 1 year ago
When doggo pulls face number 1 but you haven't yet spotted the issue. Oh the dread!
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Abby Gayle 1 year ago
My dog (he's a big boi) demands love by shoving his behind into everyone's face and then whining if you don't (somehow) reach forward and pet his muzzle.
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Abby Gayle 1 year ago
I stare to make sure they won't take off because trust me, THEY WILL RUN.
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Jennifer Mathison 1 year ago
Last time we moved, it turned out the dog had gnawed a hole in the back of the couch and filled it with French fries.
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Terry Tobias 1 year ago
I wash Buster's feet with the snow on the ground when he gets groomed in the winter. We have to walk a few blocks to get there and back so chances are good that his feet and belly are black by the time we get home!
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LaShaunda Dixon 1 year ago
I thought a dog's butt crack would be something they like to sniff. Try that new perfume "Put Bull Butt Crack". 🐕🧴But one get the next free !🧴🐶😂
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Shay Baranowski 1 year ago
i try to always remember that i will be yelling the name of my dog outside in my backyard where my neighbors will hear...
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Terry Tobias 1 year ago
Every time! Buster decides he has to sniff out the whole lawn in order to eat every bunny poop that he can find for his midnight snack.
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Lori T Wisconsin 1 year ago
Cats rule, dogs drool. Learned that decades ago in kindergarten. Why on earth do we remember stupid stuff like that?
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Shay Baranowski 1 year ago
it never ceases to amaze me they are too precious to pee in the rain but have no problem licking themselves
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Terry Tobias 1 year ago
Without fail I'll lose where he went and have to stand there like an idiot trying to find it. It's like one of those "can you find it" puzzles online.
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Lori T Wisconsin 1 year ago
Ewwww! Doggy body odor is only exceeded by the dookie odor. Thank God they are so dang cute!
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Justanotherpanda 1 year ago
I'm almost a year into owning my first dog, but can pretty much relate to all of these.
Justanotherpanda 1 year ago
I'm almost a year into owning my first dog, but can pretty much relate to all of these.
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