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This is Master Corbin Couts, Evanwhit puppy in charge of entertainment at Amazon.com, where he works daily with mom, Brittany


Brittany says, "Corbin is doing very well, he is an excellent puppy. He's the life of any dog gathering and a total treat whore." (Well.... of course!)


Corbin will be entering the Cascade Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club sponsored Herding Instinct Test in July. Several other Evanwhit pups will be there too!

Mom also says, "Corbin comes in with me every day and plays with his buddy, Bowser. They tear up so many toys that strangers stop and gape, and often take photos and send them to friends. So our dogs are recognized by strangers like celebrities. " (Let the shredding begin!)

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  1. davidMay 1, 2015 at 12:18 PM

    Haha, this is great! I wish I could take a pup with me to work. :)

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