Being a new parent can be extremely tiring, but new father, Nate Anderson found his baby boy to be the endless source of creative inspiration. His webcomic series is called ‘Boy & Dog’ and chronicles the hilarious adventures of his son and their family’s dog.
The illustrations include conversations, hijinks and even some crude jokes between dog and baby and we can’t stop laughing. Anderson wrote that his goal is to, “share my experiences and daydreams to entertain anyone who will read it.”
New comic strips are released every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on his website. Scroll down below to see some samples from this adorable series and don’t forget to upvote your favs!
I went to the hospital with my wife and all I got was this wiggley burrito
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By this definition, I am also a dog
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Stop hitting yourself. Stop hitting yourself. Stop hitting yourself
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I told him he was a baby. Babies will believe anything you tell them
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This boy is always eating. I am living my dreams vicariously through him
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Murphy doesn’t care about his food. I don’t understand how he is a dog. He eventually eats his food… when he gets around to it
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This hasn’t happened… yet. I’m not removing it from the realm of possibility though
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Snot. Snot everywhere. Where does it all come from?
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Snot removal is best accomplished with 3000 pounds of sucking force
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Rowan doesn’t move too great at this point. He really tries though
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The cat has been bringing all the bugs (still alive) into the house. He’s quite proud
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Milo weighs in at 20 lbs. of cat muscle. Outweighs the baby by 8 lbs
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Always with the licking. Every surface of my home have been touched by this dogs slobber dispenser
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He’s having a hard time drinking because he can’t breathe through his nose. Much screaming ensues
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How else are you supposed to learn about new stuff?
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Lick all the things. Result: All the things now belong to you
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Scooches are the new hot item
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How am I supposed to watch this baby if he keeps moving around? Solution: Duct Tape
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If only there was a market for baby drool, I’d be above the poverty line
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Like bringing a squirt gun to a fire hose fight
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Murphy is a 90 pound lap dog. At least he thinks he is
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A good set of chompers make chomping things much more fun
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Chewing is so much more work than just drinking everything
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To say that murphy loves walks would be an understatement. It’s more of an obsession
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Why don’t they make adult sized jumpers like that? I need one to replace my computer chair
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Bouncy bouncy bouncy bouncy BUM!
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This. All day. Every day
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The next few comics will contain one of the stories that I have made up and told to Rowan. Proof that I should never be allowed to influence children in any way
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