The head of a monastery, from the Aramaic abba, father · Aramaic
A senior member of a town council
One who shoots with a bow, from the Latin arcus
A court officer, or a steward of an estate
One who bakes bread, an English occupational surname
A bartender, with a handy bark in the name
A hotel porter who carries bags
A senior member of the clergy, from the Greek episkopos, overseer · Greek
A smith who forges iron at an anvil
The officer in charge of a ship's deck crew, short for boatswain
English surname for an archer · English
The chief servant of a house, from the Old French for bottle bearer · French
A builder who works with wood
A maker of carts and wagons
A candle maker, and later a ship's supplier
A paid driver, French for a stoker of steam engines · French
The driver of a horse drawn coach
English surname for a charcoal maker or coal miner · English
A police officer, from the Latin comes stabuli, officer of the stable · Latin · big dogs
A junior rank in the army
A maker of knives and cutlery
A church officer, from the Greek diakonos, servant · Greek
A sailor who works on deck
An investigator who solves mysteries, for a dog with a great nose
A messenger sent on a special mission
Latin for smith or craftsman · Latin
Someone who trains and flies falcons
A craftsman who shoes horses
Someone who rows people across a river
One who fits feathers to arrows
A travelling brother of a religious order, like Friar Tuck
Someone who looks after the wildlife on a country estate
Someone who fits glass into windows
A shopkeeper who sells food
US slang for a private detective, after quiet rubber soled shoes
English surname for a guard of fenced land, from Old English haeg and weard · English
The sailor who steers the ship
A police officer who leads investigations, or checks things closely
Australian word for a young trainee on a sheep or cattle station · Australian
A woodworker who makes doors and window frames
From the Middle English kempe, champion or warrior · English · big dogs
Someone who lit the gas street lamps at dusk
English surname for an interpreter, a speaker of Latin · English
Someone who makes and opens locks
A high ranking officer, from the Old German marah, horse
The head of a town, for a dog who runs the street
A dealer in fine fabrics like silk
The early morning milk deliverer
A stableman at an old coaching inn
English surname for a pilgrim back from the Holy Land with a palm leaf · English
English surname for the keeper of a park · English
A country clergyman, and the Parson Russell Terrier
A travelling seller of small goods
The person who delivers the mail, every dog's favourite visitor
A university teacher, for a clever dog
The officer who handles money and supplies on a ship
An old English local official who looked after a lord's land
A military or police rank, from the Latin serviens, serving · Latin · big dogs
A county officer, from the Old English scir gerefa
English surname for a roofer who laid slates · English
English surname for a steward who handed out provisions · English
Someone who feeds coal to a steam engine fire
Australian word for a travelling worker who carried his swag · Australian
Someone who makes and fits clothes
One who turns hide into leather
English surname for a roofer who worked with straw or reeds · English
Someone who shows people to their seats
A gentleman's personal servant · French
English surname for a wagon maker · English · big dogs
English surname for a cloth fuller, who trod cloth to thicken it · English
A guardian or keeper of a place
English surname for a weaver · English
A maker of wheels for carts
Someone who lives and works in the woods
From Old English wyrhta, a craftsman or builder · English
An early chemist who tried to turn lead into gold
An old word for a chemist who made medicines
Someone who studies the stars
Someone who studies plants
A young trainee officer, perfect for a puppy in training · French
The head cook in a kitchen, French for chief
The hotel helper who can arrange anything · French
A messenger who carries packages · French
The keeper of a museum collection
One who drives stock along a road
One who looks after woodland
Someone who keeps swimmers safe, for a water loving dog
Slang for the postal worker in Australia, New Zealand and Britain
A learned person who studies hard
Someone who copied books by hand
One who tends sheep, from the Old English sceaphierde · big dogs
From tailor, one who cuts cloth
Australian slang for a tradesperson · Australian
One who weaves cloth, an English occupational surname