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Meet some of the dogs who help make Amazon a great place to work

How much does Amazon love dogs? Just ask any of the 15,000 pups who “work” here.
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How much does Amazon love dogs? Just ask any of the 15,000 pups who “work” here.
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Being absolutely adorable isn’t an easy job, but these pups make it look effortless. Get to know 11 of the 10,000+ dogs registered to ‘work’ at Amazon.
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