judi slot terbesar - https://www.periodismoturistico.org/profile/situs-togel-toto-88-4d-2022-naga4d-indonesia/profile. It was a battle royal today as the Duchess of Cornwall - and her rescue dog, Beth - took on television star Paul O'Grady and his abandoned pup, Sausage, in the ultimate canine showdown.
The two pooches went head to head in a dog training game known as 'Temptation Alley' in which competitors are encouraged to ignore dog treats and toys either side of them and run straight to their owner at the other end.
Camilla, 74, was at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home's rural centre in Brands Hatch, Kent, in her role as the charity's patron.
She has re-homed two Jack Russell Terriers through the organisation, Beth and her pal Bluebell - who was also present but deemed too naughty to take part.





The Duchess, who is patron of Battersea Dogs and Cat's home, cuddled up with some kittens during her visit earlier today 





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At one stage, the Prince of Wales shared a good laugh with Philip while visiting the nature reserve today 










Meanwhile the royal was handed a pair of binoculars as he peered out at the nature surrounding him during the visit 






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Then it was Sausage's turn. She was brought down to the far end of the room but made clear, despite the presenter's frantic squeaking of a toy pig, that she was going to make a beeline for the treats.
After hoovering up a few pieces of food, she ran over to the photographers and seemed more keen to say hello to them.
Camilla and Beth were duly handed a small trophy for their victory.





During her outing, she spoke with actors at the Guildhall Museum in Rochester who dressed in period costumes 






The royal was invited to open the exhibition at the museum in Rocester earlier this afternoon (pictured) 

'She's pretty good with people, just less good with other dogs,' Camilla confessed.
Battersea Brands Hatch opened in 1999 is is used for dogs and cats that suffer from stress or anxiety in the home's busy London centre.
It is surrounded by 12 acres of fields and has re-homed around 3,000 dogs and cats over the last five years alone.











The royal warmly greeted TV star Paul O'Grady and his pooch Sausage during the engagement this afternoon 













On her arrival Camilla was greeted with a 'Doggy Guard of Honour' and met some of the stray dogs looking for homes.
She greeted her friend O'Grady warmly with kisses and was introduced to Sausage.

'She's a bit of an escape artist, I hear,' said Camilla of the wire-haired dachshund.
Inside the cattery she picked up nine-week-old kitten Bell who, along with its sibling Jingle, is looking for a home. 'Hello, you are very sweet,' she said.
Camilla showed the kitten off to the camera but then had to disentangle herself from it after the animal got caught as it tried to climb up her coat.

'They've got quite strong claws!' she exclaimed.

















The Duchess and her dog Beth were awarded a rosette after completing a training challenge known as 'Temptation Alley', where dogs are encouraged to ignore treats and walk straight to their owner

She also got the chance to spend time with an elderly 11-year-old West Highland White Terrier who was brought into his Battersea by his owners as they had other dogs.
He is currently undergoing medical treatment so he can be deemed fit and healthy before being rehomed.
'Hello George,' said Camilla.
'He's very sprightly for his age, isn't he?'









Camilla appeared to share a laugh with staff and volunteers as she cuddled up with one black-and-white kitten 











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Comedian Paul could be seen tucking one of the animals into his coat, while the Duchess held a black-and-white kitten in her arms