PUP IDOL - CHIP N BISCUITS


NINE-YEAR-OLD Shih Tzu-Bichon Frise cross, Biscuit (Right), knows a good read when he sees it. This ball of fl uff ’s favourite food is chicken and his chosen pastime is chasing birds in the garden. Other than Biscuit's poultry-terrorising lifestyle, he pops into the British Metals Recycling Association Head offi ce, in Huntington, to get his paws on the latest edition of Skip Hire & Waste Magazine.


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SCARY monster Titch (Left) is a 12-year- old little killer and she even gives the other dog at Addyman’s Skip Hire and Vehicle Dismantlers, in Harrogate, a run for their money. We forgot to mention the other dog is a massive Rottweiler; size certainly isn’t an issue with wee Titch. Look out for Titch's owner this


month - she's the glam skip chick who packs a punch (Page 24).


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SITTING to attention is our Pooch of the Month, male Labrador, Alf (Right) of Red Rhino Crushers in Lincolnshire. The fi ve-year-old’s favourite food isn’t anything in particular, just as long as it’s edible really. His hobbies are sleeping, eating and growling – living the dream, ey! Alf guards the site and occasionally bullies the delivery men that dare to enter.


IN most yards and offi ces, staff pooches are loved by one and all, and in most cases a lot less hassle than the customers. Send us your pup pics:


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14 SHWM October, 2018


ALSO from Red Rhino Crushers is two-year-old Chip (Left), who is a male miniature Daschund cross. Chip takes a note out of Alf’s (Above) book and spends the majority of his time on-site, giving the delivery men what for! Although small in stature,


Chip will protect any family and friends to the hilt.


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