Bio Alarm

I love the nonverbal communication between the two of them, they are talking about alarm systems but anyone can see that they are flirting each other.

@Spanishfan

I must admit to showing my lack of social skills and understanding. Just realised your weren't taking about the chihuahuas!

I hope the house owners have arranged some shade for the dogs on the roofs. I believe the weather can get quite hot in Mexico.

@Louhikaarme

Shade and plenty of water I would say.

This was literally a LOL comic especially the one with the rifle, sunglasses and cigar.

The one down side is that the house could get somewhat messy and smelly if their up there any length of time.

@Louhikaarme

I think small dogs do better in the heat. Cube-square law being in effect and all, having a lot more surface area so they can remove bodyheat faster than a larger animal. That's why animals of the same species tend to get smaller the closer to the tropics they are.

Not quite how it works. Humans are among very few species which can actually cool down by sweating. Dogs have to pant to achieve the same effect.

However, animals can lose heat through the skin if coat isn't thick enough, which would be a problem in cooler regions, but not really an advantage in hotter ones.

@CorruptUser Your theory might also be reversed: in the north you would benefit from less surface area per volume to preserve heat in the winter. Although there are plenty of small animals also in the north.

One thing to note: it's extremely difficult to lose heat if the ambient temperature is higher than the body temperature, regarless of if you are big or small. Though a bigger body takes much longer to overheat than a small one. Just by the virtue of living, you produce heat internally all the time as well.

Those are not dogs, those are Rats.

@Joggar Say that to the one with the gun

@Schiffy that's "Slowpoke" Rodriguez, Speedy Gonzalez' cousin! ;)

@Joggar Loud, psychotic rats. Only "dogs" worse are miniature Dobermans (which are basically just Euro chihuahuas).

@Joggar Rodents Of Unusual Sizes

Slightly irrelevant, but I really love Mexico’s design—especially with the flowers.

I love Sister Mexico and wish we saw her more often!

@Itcheyness

Mexico doesn't impact daily life in Scandinavia the way that the US does.

Also, it's not "Sister Mexico" since she's the main representation, if there's a male Mexico he's Brother Mexico.

I'm surprised Humon hasn't made a comic of Finland and Sweden joining NATO yet.

Russia: Don't you two dare to join NATO!

Sweden: Why not?

Russia: Because I say so!

*Finland holds up a sign saying "And?"*

@DarkMage7280 more like:

R: Don't you dare join NATO!

S&F: ...we werent gonna... but why?

R: Because if you do, I can't bully you anymore. Like Ukraine.

S&F: ... Hey! NATO, old pal! About that old invitation, it must have gotten lost in the mail or something, of course we want to join <3 ~

@Lidonious

Amazingly, Finland has 60% of the public want to join NATO. The previous record was 30%. Most Finns understood the need for realpolitik when it came to cooperating with the West while not attracting the ire of the East. But if Putin is going to just invade without a decent causus belli...

@DarkMage7280
> I'm surprised Humon hasn't made a comic of Finland and Sweden joining NATO yet.

Well sorta-kinda ...
( https://satwcomic.com/suit-up-with-guns )

@DarkMage7280

I'm a weird form of American "Nationalist"; I believe in "moar migrantz!!!" and "moar allyze!!!" which is very, very different from what Europeans generally think of when they hear the word "Nationalist". So of course I want Sweden and Finland to join NATO. However, joining is very much a decision that should not be made lightly, and a single recent event generally should not be the reason to make sure a serious decision. Please, think long and hard before deciding. I hope you do decide to join, but make sure you know it's the right choice.

@DarkMage7280 Well, for countries outside of Europe, NATO is the tool the US uses to rule the world. This is not good for our country and our friend Russia. (You know, China and Russia have always had good relations despite our government's preservation of neutrality)

@Esti Russia may be your friend, but it sure as hell ain't ours.

@DarkMage7280 When I read the news about Finland, my first reaction was “Well, hell froze over”. My second was “And now NATO has the appropriate winter troops for that.”

Y'know, it's funny. All the Mexican families I've lived next to here in the rural south seemed to prefer Roosters...

*I swear to God when they get crowing at one another at 3 in the morning I want to bust out the deep fryer for 'em* *pumps shotgun*

Also yes more Mexico please Humon! Best food in the world, culture is fun as all get-out, and Mexican women are *fuego*!

I don't claim any expertise beyond "have shared a house with chihuahuas and with big dogs" but the claim sounds believable. Chihuahuas have a lot of energy and a lot of noise so they'll investigate ANY noise and sound the alarm.

They normally sound the alarm even when they know they don't need to. But it wouldn't surprise me to learn that a big dog can tell the difference, since they can share subtleties of communication humans don't pick up. "Oh that's the 'roomie coming home late' bark, ignore" vs. "That's the 'new person' bark, better check it out."

Center chihuahua: mexican sniper

@LightingBulbs My fifty pounder germanshephard rottie mix thinks she s a lap dog. So do i exept she will sometimes chew her but while sitting near me so she pokes me w/ her front claws accidentaly while keeping balanced.

So that's why Sister America always Ottawa on her head!! Smart lady.

@poodle_doodle I have headcanon that those four chihuahuas are Ottawa litter mates and he was born in Mexico, lives in the US and named after the Canadian capitol no wonder he's always confused