TIL One of Amazon's earliest employees brought his Corgi, Rufus, to work each day. He became such a fixture that the company named a building after him and allows employees to bring their dogs to work. Amazon has over 2,000 four legged "employees", averaging nearly 600 per day.

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There's approximately a 99.98 percent chance that you're an Amazon shopper-it's where most of us go for basic supplies and random items that feel impossible to find until, ahh, there it is.

A bit of random surfing and clicking this morning landed us on the Dogs of Amazon page, a virtual pinup board featuring dogs that belong to employees and might be roaming the company's halls right this very second.

A Dogs of Amazon calendar also exists, created in an April-to-April format since pics of the pups pop up whenever surfers land on a 404 page.

Now, more than 2,000 dogs have been registered by employees who want to bring their four-legged friends to work.

For further proof that this is a dog-obsessed company, look no further than its Instagram account.

It's a no-brainer that Amazon's got plenty of dog treats and toys on offer too.

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