Sniffy the Pup #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two stories: "Sniffy in Busy as a Bee," where Sniffy the pup travels to California and encounters flowers and a bee with comedic results; and "The Doubting Duck" by Marty Arnold, in which a conceited duckling named Dawson who claims to know everything gets his foot caught in a mill-wheel at a pond, learns humility from the experience, and ultimately accepts the wisdom of listening to his elders' advice. Additionally, the issue features a story about Senor Sniffy confronting a bull-fighter in what appears to be a bullfighting scenario, where Sniffy is mistakenly thought to be a bull and must escape the conflict.
Sniffy, thrilled to escape the winter chill, accidentally knocks out a fearsome bulldog and becomes an overnight hero—only to be whisked away to sunny Balonia, where he’s mistaken for a famed bullfighter. As he’s thrust into a dangerous arena, Sniffy realizes too late that his fame has landed him in a far more perilous situation than shoveling snow.
Butch and Buttercup are the only characters in "Special Delivery," a short humor piece from Sniffy the Pup #14. Buttercup is trying to deliver furniture using a piano, much to Butch's dismay, who suggests a pushcart instead. The story ends with Buttercup thanking Butch for the advice, leaving the outcome of the delivery unresolved.
Goofy Gander crashes into Wally Wolf’s truck while driving, knocking himself out and swelling up so much he can’t see. Wally panics and calls for a doctor, but the situation only gets worse as Goofy’s head grows even larger. The story ends with Goofy anxiously asking if he’ll survive, leaving his fate uncertain.
Merton Monk, a publicity agent with a flair for chaos, finds himself in a series of escalating mishaps after a botched job with a finance company. When he’s offered a new gig promoting a movie called "Hot Rod Harry," his attempts to impress go hilariously wrong—leading to a ruined car, a fake identity, and a wild chase that accidentally creates the perfect publicity stunt. Now, with his career suddenly skyrocketed, Merton must think up another outrageous idea to keep the momentum going.
Uncle Pigly is horrified by the sloppy fashion of teenage girls, declaring it disgraceful—until he accidentally crashes into one, leading to a chaotic, slapstick sequence of collisions and reactions. The story follows his misadventures as he stumbles through a series of exaggerated mishaps, all while trying to maintain his dignity in a world of chaotic style.
Sniffy the Pup is delightfully distracted by the scent of flowers in California, only to accidentally offend a bee and get caught in a chaotic, buzzing chase. As the bee retaliates with increasingly exaggerated antics, Sniffy finds himself in a series of slapstick mishaps—ending up in a bowling alley, facing off with a "Chief of Police," and narrowly escaping jail, all while still marveling at how pretty the flowers are.
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