Sunderland Echo

Cutest canines voted top dog

Owners send in thousands of pet photograph­s to steal nation’s hearts and votes in search for pick of the pooches

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Every dog has its day, so they say, and these pooches have been chosen as the pick of the pooches in a nationwide competitio­n.

Pet owners were asked by thortful.com site to upload a photo of their pooch and the response was overwhelmi­ng with more than 2,150 entries and more than 2,000 votes.

The top ten photos were then shortliste­d and the British public were asked to vote for the dog they thought was the cutest.

The nation has spoken and we can now reveal that Cuddly Dudley, the pug has been crowned King of the Canines.

At only two years old, Dudley has stolen the hearts of the nation with all his cuddly cuteness.

Not only is Cuddly Dudley adorable, he also oozes charm and sophistica­tion with his excellent sense of style.

He was photograph­ed wearing a paisley bow tie.

In second place was the adorable Mable, a Bernese mountain dog.

Only 12 weeks old, Mable’s fluffy fur and exceptiona­lly cute paws made her a strong contestant.

Third place went to the cute Cavapoo Dave who is described by his own as ‘part teddy bear, part sock hunter.’ Only five months old and Dave has already proven he’s a heartbreak­er,

Conchita was in fourth place, Kevin was voted fifth and Ripley sixth.

Commenting on the competitio­n, thortful.com spokesmen said: “It was great to see so many people interested and keen to be involved in our search for the nation’s cutest canine.

“Dog cards are one of our most popular searches on our site.

“And, as we are a nation of dog lovers, we wanted to shine a light on all the dogs out there to find the UK’s cutest. “We are thrilled to announce that Cuddly Dudley has been crowned King of the Canines and want to thank all the dogs (and their owners) for taking part as the competitio­n was fierce.” Of course every owner thinks their dog is the best, so they are all winners.

The full range of dog cards can be found at https://www. thortful.com/cards/dog website.

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