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Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year The Queens Corgi Picture: Belinda Richards
1/11Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year The Queens Corgi Picture: Belinda Richards
Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Category Finalist Pet/Animal Photographer of the year Rescue Dogs Picture: Erin King
2/11Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Category Finalist Pet/Animal Photographer of the year Rescue Dogs Picture: Erin King
Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year EDM: Electronic Dog Music. Picture: Belinda Richards
3/11Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year EDM: Electronic Dog Music. Picture: Belinda Richards
Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year When Will I Be Famous. Picture: Belinda Richards
4/11Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year When Will I Be Famous. Picture: Belinda Richards
Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year Retirement. Picture: Belinda Richards
5/11Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Winner Pet/Animal Photographer of the year Retirement. Picture: Belinda Richards
Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Picture: Erin King
6/11Australian Professional Photographer of the Year at the national Australian Institute of Professional Photography Awards. Picture: Erin King
Jen Rogers with her Cavoodle "Mr Darcy" who's Instagram is Paddington pup, in Paddington for International Dog Day. Picture: Justin Lloyd.
7/11Jen Rogers with her Cavoodle "Mr Darcy" who's Instagram is Paddington pup, in Paddington for International Dog Day. Picture: Justin Lloyd.
Louisa Fitzgerald at home, in Gladesville, with Lucius, a 7 year old dog, she is fostering who's been on adoption row with the RSPCA for more than 300 days Picture: Justin Lloyd.
8/11Louisa Fitzgerald at home, in Gladesville, with Lucius, a 7 year old dog, she is fostering who's been on adoption row with the RSPCA for more than 300 days Picture: Justin Lloyd.
Ubika Spa Hunter Valley will be offering pooch pampering sessions next Monday for International Dog Day where dogs and their owners can get a massage together. Steffi Taylor and dog Maxi the Cavoodle enjoy a 'couples' massage thanks to Leisa Wood (L) and Tegan Moore (R). Picture: Toby Zerna
9/11Ubika Spa Hunter Valley will be offering pooch pampering sessions next Monday for International Dog Day where dogs and their owners can get a massage together. Steffi Taylor and dog Maxi the Cavoodle enjoy a 'couples' massage thanks to Leisa Wood (L) and Tegan Moore (R). Picture: Toby Zerna
Guide Dog Puppies Katie and Kasey pictured at Milsons Point ahead of International Guide Dog Day. Picture: Richard Dobson
10/11Guide Dog Puppies Katie and Kasey pictured at Milsons Point ahead of International Guide Dog Day. Picture: Richard Dobson
Fern, Felix and Eadie, three guide dog puppies in training at Guide Dogs Queensland, Bald Hills. Picture: Liam Kidston.
11/11Fern, Felix and Eadie, three guide dog puppies in training at Guide Dogs Queensland, Bald Hills. Picture: Liam Kidston.
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