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Dogs may come in different shapes, sizes, and breeds, but many of their habits are surprisingly universal. Whether it's barking at an invisible threat, treating an expensive shoe as a chew toy, getting hopelessly tangled in a leash, or suddenly sprinting around the house for no apparent reason, even the most devoted owners are often left wondering what goes on inside a dog's mind. These everyday moments of canine logic, or complete lack of it, have become the perfect source material for cartoonist Maria Scrivan.

Known for her expressive illustrations and keen eye for everyday humor, Scrivan has a knack for capturing the quirks that make dogs both endlessly entertaining and instantly recognizable. Her comics celebrate everything from stubborn dachshunds and squirrel chases to exaggerated puppy enthusiasm and the unique way dogs experience the world. She taps into the shared experiences of living with a pet, turning familiar situations into observations that resonate with dog lovers everywhere.

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A comic by Maria Scrivan of a woman and her dog sharing emotional support, highlighting the bond if you have a dog.

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Previously featured on Bored Panda for her lighthearted comics exploring the awkward, funny, and wonderfully absurd moments of everyday life, Scrivan returns with a collection devoted entirely to our four-legged companions. Whether your dog greets every visitor as though they've been away for years or firmly believes that personal space simply doesn't exist, chances are you'll spot your own furry friend somewhere in these comics.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan featuring two dogs by a window, one suggesting barking at nothing, a relatable moment if you have a dog.

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    Andrew Keir
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Doggos love winding up humans - espe3cially at 3 a.m.

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    The cartoonist also has exciting news. Her upcoming graphic novel, "Nat Again", the seventh installment in the New York Times bestselling "Nat Enough" series, will be published on September 15, 2026, and is already available for pre-order here.

    The new book follows Nat as she tries to understand why she's the only person not invited to the biggest party of the year. As her imagination sends her down a spiral of self-doubt, overthinking, and worst-case scenarios, she must learn to recognize the "thought traps" she's created before discovering the truth. Fans of both the "Nat Enough" series and "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" will find plenty to enjoy in Scrivan's latest story.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan with a dog fortune teller seeing good things in another dog's future, a familiar dog scene.

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    Andrew Keir
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Unfortunately, the 'tall & handsome stranger' was a part-time dog-catcher

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    A funny Maria Scrivan comic flow chart illustrating a dog's decision-making process for reacting to a squirrel or other scents.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan where two dogs discuss which shoes taste best. This dog comic is familiar to dog owners.

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    Andrew Keir
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    When I told him to "Shoo" I didn't mean this ...

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan of a dog checking into a hotel, being asked about bed preference, illustrating a familiar dog situation.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan featuring a dog couple on a couch; one asks to get comfortable, then removes its collar.

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    Andrew Keir
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I see the BP censor doesn't always cover up núdíty ...

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan depicting a dog at a computer, pondering email tone and tail wagging. This dog comic is familiar to dog owners.

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    Andrew Keir
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    There should be an emoji for this !

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing a dog shopping online for dog toys, representing familiar dog experiences.

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    Humorous comic by Maria Scrivan of a dog giving a gift box to a cat, then the cat is inside the box.

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    Liliana Spiro
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Don't be offended doggo, kitty's happy, so well done :)

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    #17

    A cartoon depicting a growth chart with a dog lying down next to a standing dog. If You Have A Dog, this shows a dog's typical growth stages.

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    A small dog tells a larger dog, acting as a therapist, If You Have A Dog: I think I'm a big dog.

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    Chich the witch
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I have a little Papillon asleep beside me that occasionally thinks she is 6' at the shoulder :)

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing dogs on Jeopardy, with one dog selecting Squirrel Behavior, familiar if you have a dog.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan of a dog in a tie at a desk, telling a squirrel outside to cancel its meeting.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing a dog getting its leash tangled around a chair in 5 seconds.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing a dachshund demonstrating various yoga poses like upward dog, downward dog, and plank. This dog comic is familiar to dog owners.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing several dogs in party hats watching a countdown on TV for New Year's. This dog comic is familiar to dog owners.

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    A dog therapist listens to a brown dog on a couch who states If You Have A Dog: Sometimes I bark at nothing.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan depicting a dog training its owner to give treats when it sits, a common scenario if you have a dog.

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    wiseass20 wiseass20
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    When I guess what my baby girl wants she spins circles like she's congratulating me

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan where a dog gives a motivational speech about treats to an audience of dogs, a familiar dog behavior.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing a dog and a cat creating a password, highlighting familiar pet behaviors.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan depicting a dog doctor discussing diet with another dog, a familiar dog scenario.

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    Maria Scrivan comic: A dog video calls another dog on a computer, humorously asking them to stop licking the screen.

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    Maria Scrivan comic: A dog at therapy confesses to another dog about running for a ball, even when it is fake thrown.

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    Maria Scrivan comic: A squirrel is a dog's secret Santa, presenting a wrapped gift in a snowy forest.

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    Maria Scrivan comic showing a pie chart of a dog's daily activities, including sleeping and barking.

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    Funny comic by Maria Scrivan of a dog at a desk, answering the phone about another dog tied up.

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    Andrew Keir
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    2 weeks ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I was just about to use that on the previous cartoon

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    A diagram titled If You Have A Dog: Dog Phrenology, illustrating areas of a dog's brain labeled Sniff, Squirrel, Barks, Food, and Nap.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing two dogs using a third dog as a hot dog warmer. This dog comic is familiar to dog owners.

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    Maria Scrivan comic showing a dog leading a meditation session for other dogs, instructing them to sit then stay.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan of two dogs texting each other using emojis of a ball, squirrel, bone, and p**p, common if you have a dog.

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    A comic by Maria Scrivan depicting two dogs, one having shredded a gift receipt, a familiar dog moment.

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    #41

    A comic by Maria Scrivan showing dogs at a lively Yappy Hour, a familiar scene for dog owners.

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    #42

    A comic by Maria Scrivan shows a dog jumping into a leaf pile, then emerging with a stick, highlighting a dog's favorite part of leaf piles.

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