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Buckles is a comic strip by David Gilbert about the misadventures of a anthropomorphic naïve dog. Buckles debuted on March 25, 1996.
King Feature's Syndicate: "More of an only child with canine instincts than he's the family pet. Buckles can display all the charm...of a small child discovering how to find his way through life."
Most of the storylines of the Buckles comic series involve moral issues within Buckles himself. Of course since he's a puppy, issues are more to the point of whether or not to get in the garbage, roll in the mud, or chew up a valuable piece of clothing. One of Buckles' favorite things to chew up seems to be the remote control to the TV, often ending in a strict lecture from Paul (his owner). And of course most of his misadventures end either with a praise and a treat, or a quick "No! Bad Dog!"

Other characters

Paul and Jill, Buckles' owners
Christina, Jill's niece who puts dresses on Buckles and makes him attend her tea parties
Flea, an unseen but heard presence who lives behind Buckles' right ear
Arden, a bird whom Buckles often asks for advice
Lester, a dog who, because of hip dysplasia, has sort of wheelchair apparatus providing mobility instead of his hind legs
Rusty, a streetwise stray whose freedom Buckles envies
Scrappy, an annoying squirrel who lives in the backyard
Irene, the love of Buckles' life who is a fire hydrant
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