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Miniature dachshund taking on a big job as new ‘CEO’
Central Somerset Gazette
|October 09, 2025
Meet Archie: the golden miniature dachshund who's just landed the top dog position at Clarks Village as its new ‘CEO’.
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New Clarks Village 'CEO' Archie who could go on to train as a therapy dog
The 11-month-old puppy has been voted in for the tail-wagging Canine Executive Officer role at the Somerset shopping outlet after entering a competition at its annual dog-celebratory Pawsome Pooch event.
The judges had a ruff job narrowing down more than 300 entries to a shortlist of 10 which were then put to a public vote on Clarks Village's social channels. Archie soared to the top spot to claim the title.
Archie is the pup of proud owners Beth Evans, 25, and her partner, Adam, 29.
The couple live in nearby Cheddar and are regular visitors to Clarks Village.
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