Scottish dogs who ‘love to travel’ wanted for ultimate job travelling UK on free holidays

Scottish dogs who love an adventure and spending time outdoors are being offered a unique job opportunity to travel around the UK as ambassadors for a holiday property brand.
The chosen pups will receive a free cottage holiday, access to dog-friendly days out and a selection of free productsThe chosen pups will receive a free cottage holiday, access to dog-friendly days out and a selection of free products
The chosen pups will receive a free cottage holiday, access to dog-friendly days out and a selection of free products

Canine Cottages, who specialise in dog-friendly holidays across the country, are on the hunt for 10 dogs from around the UK to join their team as 'Canine Critics'.

Dog-friendly adventures

The chosen pups - and their owners - will each receive one free cottage holiday, access to local dog-friendly days out and a selection of free products from top brands to review.

The chosen pups will receive a free cottage holiday, access to dog-friendly days out and a selection of free productsThe chosen pups will receive a free cottage holiday, access to dog-friendly days out and a selection of free products
The chosen pups will receive a free cottage holiday, access to dog-friendly days out and a selection of free products
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The successful dogs will also be profiled on the Canine Cottages website and appear regularly across the company's social media channels.

The cottage company are looking for a diverse selection of 'real' dogs to fill the 10 roles, each of which must love to travel, are not camera shy and have a willing human who can accompany them on their adventures.

The top 10 dogs will be chosen from the following regions:

- Scotland

- East of England

- London

- The Midlands

- North East

- North West

- South East

- South West

- Wales

- Yorkshire and the Humber

How to apply

To apply for a position as a four-legged ambassador, owners must simply upload their favourite snap of their pooch - ideally one that shows off their character - and complete a short online application form.

The selection panel, which includes last year's chosen Canine Critic, are looking for dogs with plenty of personality and an obvious love of travel and adventure.

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Competition for one of the coveted positions will be tough, as more than 20,000 hopefuls have already pre-registered to the roles.

Former Canine Critic pup owner, Cara Whitehouse, advised, “Pick a photo that shows off exactly why you think your dog would be the perfect Canine Critic; it’s the first thing the judges will see.

“We used a picture that really showed off Poppy’s love for exploring - she’d already done lots of travelling with us, so we tried to get that across in our application as well as showing off a bit of her personality through some of our answers.”