The competition was launched at the end of last year and was judged by the manager of the GSPCA, Steve Byrne.
“What an amazing selection of pictures of gorgeous dogs,” said Mr Byrne, “it wasn’t easy to choose a winner, but we had to choose one and the canine face of GY1 will be Flo a Goldendoodle, owned by Richard Cranch.”
Pictured: “Flo has been awarded a professional portrait,” said Mr Byrne.
The competition was thought up by newly-elected Constable Zoe Lihou and has been praised as a great community initiative.
“The competition proved very popular,” said St Peter Port’s Dennis Le Moignan. “It was a great way to get our parishioners invested in a community project. We hope that this will be the first of a number of initiatives designed to get St Peter Port talking and joining in on parish activities.”
Pictured: Paul Mariess Photography will be supplying portrait services as a prize.
Mr Byrne commended Flo on her success as St Peter Port’s most photogenic dog.
“Good luck to Flo with all the duties as the face of GY1 canines and well done and thanks to all that entered.”
Pictured top: Flo will be promoting the annual dog tax that is payable this month.
