Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 09 May, 2022 Pictured: Conservative MSP Jamie Greene and his dog Astro. Holyrood goes barking mad as the Holyrood Dog of the Year competition returns to Edinburgh for the fourth year. The event is to highlight the unique role dogs play in society and provide MSPs with the opportunity to raise key canine issues. Credit: Rich Dyson/Alamy Live News

Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 09 May, 2022 Pictured: Conservative MSP Jamie Greene and his dog Astro. Holyrood goes barking mad as the Holyrood Dog of the Year competition returns to Edinburgh for the fourth year. The event is to highlight the unique role dogs play in society and provide MSPs with the opportunity to raise key canine issues. Credit: Rich Dyson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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