Scotland Seeks an Official Ambassadog
Country begins its search for an official dog representative
Calling all Scottish dogs: could you be your country's next representative? The Scottish Tourism board is looking for a born and bred Scottish canine to put his or her paw of approval on all of the country's best tourist attractions. The winning dog will be well-trained, outgoing, travel-ready, and have a nose for all the best places to wine, dine, walk and snooze.
If you know a tartan clad dog that fits the bill, tell them to apply! Who knows, they could end up the next adorable face of Scotland tourism.
via Time.com
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