Sniffy the Pup #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology featuring two stories. "The Clever Rooster" by Marty Arnold tells of a bright rooster named Randolf who uses his early-morning crowing to warn the barn animals of a fox named Freddy sneaking in to steal baby chickens; through Randolf's cleverness and warnings, the fox abandons his plan and the rooster earns the respect of the farmyard. "Sniffy the Pup in A-Haunting We Will Go" depicts Sniffy and Wellington going fishing when they encounter a ghost, leading to a series of comedic mishaps and chases involving the supernatural visitor.
Sniffy the Pup stumbles upon a fake magic ring and, after a series of chaotic mishaps involving a disguised Maharajah and a runaway genie, finds himself living the life of a royal ruler in a fantastical town. As he enjoys his new status, he realizes he’s lonely and decides to summon his old rival, the no-good cat Wellington, to keep him company. But when the real Maharajah returns to reclaim his stolen ring, Sniffy must figure out how to survive the chaos—especially now that the ring has gone missing again.
Dizzy Duck runs a barber shop where a nervous customer pleads for a careful trim on his long beard—only for a series of mishaps with a fan, a hot towel, and a malfunctioning hair clipper to turn the session into chaos. As the barber’s clumsy attempts escalate, the customer’s once-prideful mane is reduced to a mess, leaving him stunned and furious—while Dizzy remains cheerfully oblivious.
Punchy Squirrel stumbles upon a strange deal: a broken-down car being sold for fifty bucks, and a fox offering to split the purchase. Though skeptical, Punchy agrees to buy half, only to realize too late that the fox has cleverly split the car in two—and Punchy ended up with just the back part.
Sniffy and Wellington set out fishing, only to be swept away by a sudden storm and end up on a mysterious ghost ship they believe is haunted by live creatures. When they discover the "ghosts" are actually just frightened animals, they trick them into handing over a treasure by pretending to be even scarier. The duo celebrates their scam—until they realize the treasure they found on the shore might not be what they think.
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