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📸🧵: For #NationalDogDay, we've rounded up some of the best pup photos from the Globe’s archives.

These are good dogs. ⬇️

@SuzanneKreiter

College students, left to right, Izzy Hendry, Molly Hitchens, Cassidy Gruning, and Madison Ricardo, and dog Wrigley, soaked up the sun in the Boston Common in shorts on this warm February day in 2020. (@SuzanneKreiter /Globe Staff)

@SuzanneKreiter

This 2019 photo shows two service dogs, Syd (left) and Luna (right), meeting at a cannabis rally in front of the Massachusetts State House. (@SuzanneKreiter/ Globe Staff)

These Bruins dogs came dressed to the nines for Fan Fest, outside of TD Garden, ahead of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals in 2019. (Stan Grossfeld/Globe Staff)

@keithbedford

In Framingham, pitbull Noggin is seen playing with pitbull puppy Kisses. (@keithbedford/ Globe Staff)

@dinarudick

Jill Conway and her then six-month-old dog Teddy, met with other dog owners for coffee and a puppy romp in the Boston Common on a sunny Monday morning in 2016. (@dinarudick/ Globe Staff)

From the archive: In 1987, Nicolas Chimi, then nine, mimics his shar pei Rip Van Winkle at the Puppy Parade held at Caddy Memorial Park in Quincy across from Wollaston Beach. (Tom Herde/Globe Staff)

John Eason, of Dorchester, was joined by his dog Tiny while fishing off a pier at Carson Beach in Boston on August 10, 2019. (Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff)

Weymouth police officer Jen Pompeo gets a big greeting from her department's new golden retriever community resource dog in January 2020. (John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)

@LaurenDaley1

Want to spoil your furry friends on this #NationalDogDay?

Globe correspondent @LaurenDaley1 rounded up the best Boston-area activities and treats, including doggy ice cream, dog-friendly hotels, and cruises for canines. bos.gl/DkaTrAC

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