
"Pub Dogs of London" —
Fiona Freund and Graham Fulton's book "Pub Dogs of London" features full-page portraits of the city's canine customers, as well as interviews with their owners about the dogs' interests. Dachshund Boris, pictured, dislikes rain and enjoys the open fireplace at The Churchill Arms in Kensington.

Ricci, Miniature Schnauzer —
Ricci, a denizen of The Rosemary Branch in Islington, loves liver treats and walks on the beach, and is mistrustful of cats and noisy children.

Gizmo, Shi Tzu —
When not propping up the bar at The King & Co in Clapham, Gizmo's favorite exercise is going down the slide at the playground.

Miss Jones, mixed breed —
Miss Jones, of Notting Hill's Portobello Gold, is most happy reclining on a velvet cushion, and will sip on a Guinness given half a chance.

Lenny, Miniature Short-Haired Dachshund —
Lenny's nemesis is the postman -- and he's not keen on anyone who comes between him and a juicy lamb bone. He likes to lap at gravy or India Pale Ale while in The Bull and Last near Hampstead Heath.

Dobby, Lurcher —
Dobby can be found at The Lansdowne in Primrose Hill. Her favorite tipple's puddle water and her toy of choice is a squeaky chicken.

Molly & George, Border Terriers —
Also regulars at The Lansdowne, Molly and George aren't fond of Spaniels, rain and scooters. They enjoy chasing squirrels.

Alfie, Miniature Poodle —
Alfie actually likes cats -- but they're not fond of him. He hangs out at The Rosemary Branch in Islington and his owners claim he can count to five.

Hooch, Boston Terrier —
Puppy Hooch may be new to the world -- he's never even met a cat -- but he knows what he likes. That's snuggling, and The Red Lion and Sun in Highgate.


