People mark 'Take Your Dog To Work Day' with pictures of busy pups
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Mobasa the French bulldog isn't allowed to use the phone - after all, she's not a golden receiver
Frenchies in offices, staffies on building sites and labradors in campsites - these are just some of the sights you can expect to see on #TakeYourDogToWorkDay.
The hashtag has been used over 25,000 times at the time of writing, with people sharing pictures of their busy pooches on social media.
The day was established in 1999 by Pet Sitters International, external to "promote dog adoptions and support local pet communities".
Some might say these pups are getting a ruff deal, but you would have to be barking to think they aren't eager to spend more time with their human pals.
Buddy the Staffordshire bull terrier is working hard on a building site - and we have it on good authority he excels at roofing
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It looks like Balu the French bulldog might be considering opening up his own pizzeria - we assume it's going to be called Pizza Mutt
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Jacob the German shepherd/pit bull/labrador mixed breed (left) and Teddy the golden retriever (right) are looking gorgeous in their bow-wow ties
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Mylo the Bernese mountain dog is busy at school in Belfast - will he be teaching geogrrrrraphy next term?
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Buddy the German shepherd is keen to show off his new ID card around the office - presumably hoping this will give him lab access
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