Pub chain seeks dog to test new canine menu

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 17:19 · Archive

Vintage Inns is recruiting a Chief Doggie Treat Tester to help launch its new Canine Menu across the pub chain.

Vintage Inns, a pub chain, has launched a nationwide hunt to find its first Chief Doggie Treat Tester. The role was created to mark the launch of a new Canine Menu available at pubs across the country. Linda Elliott, operations director at Vintage Inns, said: 'Finding Britain's Chief Doggie Treat Tester is certainly not a job we recruit for everyday.' She added: 'We know that for many of our guests, their dogs are an important part of the family, so we wanted to create something that means they don't have to miss out when enjoying a meal or drink together.'

The winning dog will help put the menu to the test and be officially crowned Chief Doggie Treat Tester for one year. The winner will also receive a professional photoshoot with their owner, a printed photograph, a £100 Vintage Inns gift card, and a hamper of Canine Menu treats worth £100.

Dog owners across the UK can apply by submitting a photograph of their dog and a short statement of 50-100 words explaining why their pet would be the perfect candidate for the role.

How it is being reported

• Four-legged foodie wanted for unique pub chain jobThe winning dog will receive treats, a photoshoot and the title of Chief Doggie Treat Tester for a year.Andover Advertiser · 8 Oct, 17:00
• Does your dog love treats? Pub launches hunt for Chief Doggie Treat TesterThe winning dog will receive treats, a photoshoot and the title of Chief Doggie Treat Tester for a year.Romsey Advertiser · 7 Oct, 12:00

In this story: Vintage Inns · Canine Menu · Linda Elliott · United Kingdom

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