1/28Frank. Picture: Lisa Bidewell
In photos: Cutest dogs in Pine Rivers
Hundreds of proud pet parents nominated their dogs when we put out the call to find the cutest dog in town for 2020. Here are our favourite fur babies from Pine Rivers. Did your doggo make the list?
2/28Bertha. Picture: Jeni Fer
3/28Melissa Meagher: "Summer our rescue Lab". Picture: Melissa Meagher
4/28Addy. Picture: Kira Camilleri
5/28Bella. Picture: Linda Thornton
6/28Our Ruby. Picture: Beverley Evans
7/28Ozzie the handsome happy poodle. He suffers from epilepsy and anxiety but is happiest when with close quiet company. Picture: Hollie Dawson
8/28Vader the Samoyed after a groom!
9/28Show me your teefs and I will show you mine Picture: Anneka Johnson
10/28My beautiful girl peach! Just relaxing after a big day showing the world how majestic she is. Picture: Emily hawrylko
11/28Saitama sleep on top of Willow. Picture: Chloe Plumlee
12/28Reuben the pug enjoying a lazy day. Picture: Kylie Mattern
13/28Max all ready for Halloween. Picture: Tennille Jensen
14/28Our beautiful 7 year old Heidi! Picture: Nerissa
15/28Lawson. Picture: Syrtarnya Roebuck
16/28That smile. Picture: David Melville
17/28Diesel is unimpressed over getting dressed for Christmas. Picture: Paige Hallinan
18/28Indie Bindie Nixon Ryan is cuteness overload. Picture: Kay Nixon
19/28Look at my ears! Picture: Catherine
20/28Christmas Day celebrations. Willow in her Santa suit. She wasn’t impressed! Picture: Liana
21/28The beach is the life. Picture: Lauren
22/28Daisy the Great Dane ready for Christmas. Picture: Jaime
23/28Our beautiful 12-year-old boy ready for a Mexican party. Picture: Kim Campbell
24/28Reflecting on the meaning of life. Picture: Stacie Cooper
25/28Bluey our new puppy 1st photo after coming home. Picture: Ty Sullivan
26/28Ollie the cavalier cross maltese. Picture: Kim Anderson
27/28Sandra Lampard: "Meet Miss Bindi Lee. She is nearly 14 and loves sitting beside the computer desk." Picture: Sandra Lampard
28/28Our beautiful Millie. Picture: Chris Brown
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