There is a lot of comedy in these chapters, which is something I enjoy a lot. The first Chapter, and it's extra are really cute. I adore size differences and Sachs, as a character, is really lovable. My favorite part is how Sachs' attempts to get Wilhelm to clean backfire. They're a very adorable couple, specially in the extra.

However, somehow I ended up reading Chapter 2 first and fell in love with it. It focuses on a shy and introverted Aristocratic Feline named Claudio who, despite his hatred towards dogs, falls for a sweet, charming, and overly charismatic Aristocratic Canine named Kainz. It goes through Claudio and his emotional roller coaster of feelings for Kainz with many comedic cat vs dog style humor jokes thrown in.

Third chapter is about a lone feline shoe maker named Edger who has an unlucky run in with another feline named Dieter. After a "misunderstanding" regarding stolen bread, Dieter explains he fled his past life as a wrong-doer to change himself and live a honest life. However, it seems bad luck follows him wherever he goes. A string of cat-burglarizing has swept the town and everyone is pointing fingers at Dieter and the only person to stand up for him is Edger. It's another cute story with a small twist at the end.

Overall, the artwork for the whole manga is really well and I enjoyed the small details in regards to the animal-like characteristics of each character. It is almost Shounen-ai except for Chapter 2, which has one (or two) detailed love-making frames.