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Portraits of Canine Regulars in the City’s World Famous Hostelries
Meet some of the city’s most lovable pub-goers. They’ll just have a tea, thanks.
Photos from Pub Dogs of Glasgow
By Reuben Paris and Graham Fulton
Published by Freight Books
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