- Terminal three at Sydney Domestic Airport was littered with puppies on Tuesday
- Qantas brought in Tamaruke puppies, which are specially trained in stress relief
- Staff and passengers appeared very relaxed as they posed with the pups
Frazzled travellers at Sydney Airport were given a particularly warm welcome on Tuesday, as puppies took over terminal three.
Qantas brought in a litter of Tamaruke puppies for a few hours to brighten up the mornings of their passengers.
A spokeswoman for the airline told Daily Mail Australia the pups had been ‘specifically trained for stress relief’, making them the perfect airport companion.
Tamaruke puppies took over terminal three at Sydney Airport on Tuesday (pictured)
The dogs were passed around to staff and customers, in an experience dubbed a ‘pupgrade’
The pups were not able to travel with customers as an assistance or guide dog would, but were seen being cuddled by passengers ahead of their flights.
Staff got in on the action as well, posing with their furry colleagues in front of a Christmas tree set up in the domestic terminal.
Qantas have dubbed the experience a ‘pupgrade’.
Tamarukes are specially bred to be non-shedding, friendly, intelligent and easily trained.
The puppies are trained in stress relief, making them the perfect holiday airport companions
Even a policeman was able to benefit from the calming nature of the young pups
The breeders also claim the pups have ‘no doggy odour’.
Customers appeared delighted at the surprise, as they posed with the designer pups.
The Tamarukes will feature in an upcoming festive video from the airline, which will be released on their Facebook page later in the week.
The Tamarukes were only in the airport for a few hours, but it appears staff were reluctant to let them leave