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“We were sick and tired of our humans constantly worrying about us while we were out free-running and doing our parkour stunts. So, one day, we decided to create our own safe space—a place where we could chill out without being bothered by foxes, rabbits, or that terrifying lawnmower. Life was good. Then, one day, Eddie turned to me and said, ‘Why don’t we open this up to others? The bitches will love it!’ Well, that was it. We were onto something. Why keep this paradise to ourselves when we could share it with all our fellow pups? So here we are, the proud founders of Jurassic Bark, a place where dogs can be dogs—no squirrels, no foxes, just a whole lot of freedom and a little bit of barkour magic. And trust us, we’re experts in both.”

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Richie

CEO

“Meet Richie, the Schnoodle who’s got one goal in life: food. Any food. Especially people food. He’ll leap over mountains (or your couch) to get a piece of cheese or fillet steak, and biscuits? Well, they’re just a warm-up. The only thing he loves more than food is his big sister Alice—because let’s face it, she probably has snacks on hand. Richie is fearless when it comes to anything but his own paws. Foxes? No problem. Rabbits? He’ll chase them all day. But touch his feet? You might as well ask him to fight a lawnmower. And don’t even get him started on magpies, pushbikes, or anything that clicks—he’ll bark at them until they’re as scared of him as he is of his next grooming session.”

Eddie

General Director

“Meet Eddie, the sock-stealing ninja. With the stealth of a pro, he’s mastered the art of retracting his claws for a silent sock snatch. His skills are unmatched, especially when it comes to his big sister Alice’s socks—those are his true weakness. Eddie’s a lover of socks, but not so much of squirrels, foxes, or magpies. And when it’s bath time? You’ll swear he’s gone invisible, shrinking into a ball to avoid it at all costs.”