PUP IDOL - WHERE THE FUR FLIES
POOCH OF THE MONTH
SAY hi to Pooch of the Month fi ve-month-old Golden Collie, Tiger (RIGHT). She’s the top dog at Sheehan Haulage and Plant Hire in
Oxford; she’s even the boss of Director Chris Sheehan. She loves to terrorise her doggy colleague Socks the Border Collie. Tiger spends her out-of-work hours being walked by Chris and looking for a potential suitor – no mutts please!
INTRODUCING Somerset based Air-Seal Products’ Ltd's, double trouble team Digger (left) and Lola (right). Digger is a female rescue Dachshund aged four and her favourite pastime is waiting for biscuits from the Parcelforce man. Lola is a female Beagle aged fi ve. Their friendship got off to a rough start when Lola tried to steal Digger’s food, but now they’re best buds.
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LOLA (RIGHT) is a fi ve-year-old Staff y at Recycle Southern Ltd, in West Sussex. She’s punctual and is the heart of the offi ce, but has been known to occasionally venture into the yard to admire the muck pile! However, watch your food when she’s about because she practically inhales any food donated to her!
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THIS is six-year-old Ginge (closest to tyre) and her mum, Betty (9) (front). These gentle giants work for EMS Waste Services, Exeter. The girls’ favourite treats are eggs, which they unstealthily steal from a nearby hen house! They are content loafi ng around in front of the fi re.
IS your dog a regular fi xture about the workplace,
bringing something diff erent to the yard or offi ce with an ever friendly disposition? Send us your pup pics:
editor@skiphiremagazine.co.uk
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