¡Dios mío!

These are Chi-hoo-ah-HOO-ahs.  

 

Springrose calls them "Taco Dogs."  

They also go by the affectionate epithet "Drop-Kick Dogs."

You can hear them mutter, "¡Ay, Chihuahua!"  

But just what is causing their apparent apprehension?  You can find out at this week's update at "Discipline And Desire!"   

And while you're there, tenga una cerveza!

Behind the Scenes

If you peek at this week's "Discipline And Desire" update, you will see the actual tools I use for creating WolfieToons.

                                           

It's a look behind the scenes.  Oh, and you can also look at a behind. 

Wolfie Well Wishes!

 May Spring, Passover, and Easter bring you Joy.  Here's some whimsy from "Discipline And Desire" 2008.

And here's what that cartoon looked like in the womb:

(Edit --  It's such a hoot to see WolfieToons translated into French!  Have a look at Stan /E's entry  at "Au Fil des Jours!"  Thanks, Stan!)

Imprinting, Or, "What's All This About Rabbits, Then, Doc?!"

Remember a time, possibly before the InterWeb appeared, when you felt all alone in This Thing We Do?  One of the first long discussions I had with people here was trying to figure out, by Nature or Nurture, why such a silly thing as adult spanking could be so erotically charged.  We came to conclusions good enough, but one of the things that came up was how we might have been "imprinted" as Little Dudes Figuring Things Out.

It can be a complex mater, but I do tend to think that exposure to such images as these must have had some effect...

 

See?

                                                                  Oh, Hello!!

 

Well, in any case, we certainly would have had our particular proclivities revealed to us!

 
 

(Excerpt from "Hare Brush," last year's Easter WolfieToon at "Discipline And Desire" -- and you can see the preview of the new one over there now!)

Topical 'Toon

The WolfieToon at this week's "Discipline And Desire" update is a topical 'toon to relieve some of the stress for those who feel overtaxed by life in general and the Gummint in particular!

So What'll Come Up This Year?

My phriend Phil says you can tell the phella in this week's WolfieToon at "Discipline And Desire" is a phine gardener by the technique he is using to plant swats on that lovely spring-rosey bottom.

And what do you suppose might be the yield?