Archie
Pub: The Beech
Favourite drink: dirty puddle water
Who doesn't like a trip to the pub? Whether it's a cosy indoor traditional craft beer boozer, a sunny day in a beer garden or even a cool modern bar, a nice drink with friends warms the heart. And when someone walks in with a cute dog, it all just gets better.
Georgie Glass has lived in Manchester all her life and is a professional photographer. Her new book, 'Pub Dogs of Manchester', is a series of photographic portraits of the many and varied canine regulars in some of Manchester’s greatest public houses. With a range of famous breeds as well as the expected scruffy mongrels, and with biographical profiles of each pub-visiting pooch, it also includes some occasional humorous verse inspired by the images from poet Graham Fulton.
'Pub Dogs of Manchester' is published by Freight Books and available to buy online at Amazon.
Pub: The Beech
Favourite drink: dirty puddle water
Pub: The Font
Enjoys swimming and acting like a human
Pub: Wine and Whallop
Enjoys goat milk
Pub: The Parlour
Will dance for food
Pub: Dog & Partridge
Like to sleep, eat, repeat
Pub: The Didsbury
Dislikes the vacuum cleaner
Pub: Albert’s Shed
Can make cheese disappear
Pub: Dog & Partridge
Intrigued by cats
Pub: Crown & Kettle
Has a cat cousin named Walter
Pub: Cane & Grain
Loves Albert the fluffy stegosaurus
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