Tom & Jerry Comics #165
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wagging the Dog," Jerry and Tuffy think they've found an unlikely ally in a fearsome hound—until they discover the dog's moods shift with a single pat and a wagging tail. Harvey Eisenberg’s dynamic art brings the hilarious, tail-wagging battle to life as Tom and the mice each try to outmaneuver the other in a game of flattery and sabotage.
In "Wagging the Dog," Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy find themselves in a peculiar standoff when a large, seemingly fierce hound dog enters the scene—only to quickly turn into a lovable lapdog with the right head pats and kind words. What starts as a potential alliance against Tom quickly spirals into a chaotic battle of wits and tail-wagging, as each side tries to outdo the other in winning the dog’s affection.
On a rainy day, Fuzzy and Wuzzy are determined to stay indoors and play, much to Uncle Barney’s dismay. With a mix of clever schemes and increasingly elaborate distractions, Barney tries everything to lure the two young bears outside—though he may need a bigger book to finally succeed.
When Charlie Coyote hatches a slippery plan to claim Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel’s cozy furniture, he orchestrates a sudden flash flood to sweep them away—leaving the prize seemingly abandoned. With the Sheriff on the scene and a raccoon and rabbit caught in the chaos, the flood turns a quiet day into a wild scramble for survival and salvage.
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Reprinted in Tom und Jerry #58 (1958), M-G-M's Tom #79 (1959), Tom and Jerry #38-40 (1968), Tom and Jerry #318 (1979), Tom und Jerry Sonderheft #28
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