It was a close call naming last week's winners, but here we are with another round full of pups and, a Kent Pets first, alpaca's!

In this second round, two animals will be voted on by readers to go to next week's final, with the exciting possibility of becoming November's Pet of The Month.

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Head-to-Head #1

Boo the Yorkshire terrier

Boo is a two-year-old Yorkshire terrier who recently celebrated her birthday.

Her family say she is very naughty but the pup loves cuddles and walks.

Boo can do lots of tricks for treats.

She is very good at rolling over and playing dead.

The pooch is very spoilt and loves her family a lot.

Albie the Alaskan shepherd

Albie is an all white, Alaskan shepherd, who is three in December.

His owners explained Albie was never intended to be a lockdown puppy but they are so thankful he came into their lives when he did because without him, lockdown would’ve been a lot more boring!

They say Albie is the most happy, smiley, gentle and fluffiest dog you will come across.

No matter how you’re feeling, he will always be able to put a smile back on your face.

His owners said he is such a playful and cheeky boy, that no moment is ever dull when Albie is around.

Albie's owners said: "We have had our moments where he has pushed his limits to see how cheeky he can be.

"These include a time where I had just got a brand new limited edition pair of Nike trainers, I absolutely adored them but it seemed Albie did as well.

"During the night, he managed to find said trainers and chew the back of them off but annoyingly it was only one trainer he seemed to enjoy.

"Another time, I had just been gifted a lovely designer purse for my birthday and it was something I had wanted for so long.

"My partner asked me to get something out my purse, but when I had gone to find it, it was gone.

"After a few minutes of trying to figure out where it was, we noticed that a certain fluffy dog was running around the garden with a very proud face on him, whilst holding the purse in his mouth!

"Luckily, this one didn’t came back chewed and we had got it back intact.

"Probably the most traumatic but now funniest one to us, is the time we had got a call from my partner's dad who was looking after him for the day to say he couldn’t find Albie.

"We were all very panicked and searching the streets for him, only to have the postman come knocking on the door with Albie.

"He had taken himself out of the house (we still do not know how), and walked himself up to the local kebab shop!!

"Unfortunately for him, it was far too early for him to grab a chicken wrap but he did seem to be proud of himself for the trip."

These are just a few stories shared by Albie's owners who love the fluffy white bear so much.

Head-to-Head #2

Felix the German shorthaired pointer

Felix is a four-month-old German shorthaired pointer.

He is one of a litter of 10 and loves cheese.

He has recently discovered the joy of peanut butter and has loads of toys.

However, he will abandon them all if there’s an unworn slipper nearby.

Felix has an unbelievable ability to spread out and occupy most of the sofa.

He loves cuddles and will snuggle into his human’s necks and his mission in life is to get onto the human’s bed and stay there!

Humphrey the aplaca with his pals, Woody, Ernie and Bailey

Humphrey the alpaca and his pals, Woody, Ernie and Bailey are about nine and 10 years old.

They like to 'bong' around the paddock at dusk chasing each other and Woody, the brown one, jumps in the air with excitement when it is dinner time!

Bailey always puts his head in the bucket first before the food is dished out so he gets extra mouthfuls and Woody steals a mouthful of food from each dinner tray before he gets to his own!

Humphrey is always in line for a carrot first and all of them will do anything for a pear or a runner bean.

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