Reviews for A Month In A Dog's Life Manga

It's kind of funny, the relationship between the owner and Nana is funny and healing. It's an everyday thing, so it seems difficult to watch, but the owner and dog seem happy.

It's no good if you feed your dog grapes. I knew about onions though. I've never fed it to myself, but maybe it wasn't a story everyone knew about in the past. It was sloppy, but I think they were loved. Creatures often die first (I'm worried about that if I die first), so it's still sad.

I thought you were drawing both the good things and the bad things as they were, in a relatively honest way. Certainly, there are places that show off ignorance and bad owners, but even so, it conveys that they really love Nanacchi, so the feeling after reading is not bad. While there are dogs that are kept in various ways, I don't think Nanacchi was unhappy at all.

It's super cute. There may be parts that aren't good for you as an owner, but Nanachi is so cute that I can forgive them all. Among the many animal comics, if it's “dog,” this one is my favorite.

An essay comic by a happy author who is swayed by a cute border. I like borders, so I did a lot of research, and now I have half of them, but even half of them do something similar to Nanacchi-chan, so I really enjoyed reading it because it was packed with borders. Ah, cute (▽) Ah, but my dog went to get Frisbees from the first time (I'm proud). My throwing skills haven't improved, so my dog hasn't improved either (-;) The first time I kept them was from 2000. At the time, I still didn't know that grapes were bad for dogs, and this is how dogs were kept in the olden days. (There are people with 60 or more units in the countryside who keep them this way even now.) Since it's a story, there are exaggerations and self-deprecation, and it's fun to read it with a smile without taking it too seriously, without fiddling around. If you think of it as a child-rearing episode of humans in the Showa 30s (in other words, when I wasn't even born)... Border Collies are highly intelligent and ingenious dogs, so they are swayed when they show gaps, but I'm tempted to say “my kid isn't,” like parents who brag about their smart child's behavior that only seems foolish when viewed from others, I don't know, I don't know, “I witnessed today's (cheating) too smart behavior ~ I'm proud ” I often call the tournament my husband. Endo sensei's work is almost 40 years old (! When I was in high school (I was hurt myself), I read it a lot with Hana Yume. Excuse me, but when I first read it back then, why are people who aren't good at drawing like this so professional? I thought, but once I started reading it, I became a big fan of that story. Also, it's a picture that looks sloppy (sorry), but since I can understand the movement accurately, I think it's a style of painting. Today's young people may refuse if they don't have a pretty picture, but that would be a bit of a loss. I would be happy if you read the story here too.