Tom and Jerry #318
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Of Mood Swings and Food Swings," Jerry and Tuffy think they've found the perfect protector in a gruff, large hound dog—only to discover his mood shifts instantly with a pat or a kind word, turning his tail into a weapon of chaos. With Tom exploiting the dog’s newfound affection through praise and pats, the mice scramble to keep the hound from going soft, launching a battle of wits and tail-wagging tactics. Harvey Eisenberg handles both the interior art and cover pencils, with inks by himself and lettering by Rome Siemon, all under the Western Publishing Production Shop’s coloring.
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Jerry and Tuffy believe they've found an ally to keep Tom at bay in the form of a large mean hound dog, but they soon realize that the angry hound immediately turns nice and docile whenever a pat on the head or a kind word starts his tail wagging. The cat and mice wage a wagging-war, with Tom patting and complimenting the dog to start his tail wagging, and Jerry and Tuffy doing anything they can to stop it.
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