Jimmy Craig puts words into the mouths of animals at the webcomic <a href="https://theycantalk.com/">They Can Talk</a>. In this scenario, we learn about the <a href="https://theycantalk.com/post/681822294831759360/fears" alt="deep chasm between cats and dogs" class="on">deep chasm between cats and dogs</a> in relation to their feats of introspection.

This confirms what we've suspected all our lives. Cats delve into existential philosophy when they're not busy planning world dominance, and dogs don't think about anything at all. But if you ask them a straight question, they'll try to come up with something.#theycantalk #fear #cat #dog&nbsp;&nbsp;

A Cat and A Dog Share Their Fears

For hobbits, the schedule is typically breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner, and finally supper. Dogs, according to Jimmy Craig’s <a href="https://theycantalk.com/post/680553722138525697/dinner">They Can Talk</a>, also dine at second dinner, which is between dinner and supper. The dog in this webcomic--who will bring up the topic later--also desires <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/aug/17/tiffin-the-history-of-indias-lunch-in-a-box-mumbai">tiffin</a>, brunch, lupper, high tea, <a href="https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20160829-hong-kongs-secret-night-meal">siu yeh</a>, and the midnight snack.The dog who engages in vigorous athletic activities, such as guarding the den from the mailman, may require additional calories and engage in snacking as needed to keep up his strength.#dog #webcomic #TheyCanTalk #JimmyCraig

Keeping up with Dog Mealtime Schedules

Fluffy misunderstands. The humans aren't deaf; they're just stupid. They don't understand that cats must have food delivered on demand. Jimmy Craig of <a href="https://theycantalk.com/post/662163180933562368/cat-rationale" class="on">They Can Talk</a> should explain this to the kitty.#JimmyCrag #webcomics #TheyCanTalk #cats