Cara Ovens first noticed golden retriever Lucie had a taste for the bakery chain a few years ago when the smell lured her to its doors during her walkies.
This pastry-loving pooch is Greggs number one furry fan - staging sit-down protests whenever she passes the bakery and digging her paws into the pavement to demand sausage rolls.
In her hilarious clip, Lucie can be seen digging her claws into the pavement as she stares longingly into her favourite food spot, while Cara tries to pull her away. "Quite often I don't know [the Greggs is] there until she sits down and does that thing where she refuses to move. Cara said: "She's very persistent. She's quite strong. My magic word is biscuits. It's not as good as Greggs, but she does respond. They're a close second and she can't be having Greggs every day.
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