Jeffrey Rode & Pup Jody |
"When
I adopted my girl Jody at the Marin Humane Society I
was instructed to go to the pet shop and pick up something for her. This is where
I found BARK STIX™ for
the first time. They happen to be the TINY TREATS for training. When I opened
the bag to give my little girl a treat she started jumping up and down to try
and get the treat. Jody really really likes these treats! I use them now for all
her training. Jody is doing very well. She is very attentive with the help of
BARK STIX™. BARK
STIX™ are a regular part of her training and they
provide a nice little snack anytime. I wanted to let you know that my puppy and
I are very satisfied customers. Thank you!"
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Buddy |
| "My
name is Buddy. My folks call me 'Bud', 'Mr. Terrific', 'Mr. BareNaked', 'the Budster',
and a whole big bunch of other terms of endearment. Last spring Lisa Shepard brought
back from California some BARK STIX™,
the greatest doggie treats that I've ever chowed down on. She said that
they were for me, but Mum said "Buddy, you must 'share' them with your sisters'."
I have 3 of them, and they all loved your treats. I had to be fast on my wheels
to get some! Anyhow, although this 'thank-you' is a bit late, it is heartfelt.
Your thoughtfulness was well-received by my tummy."
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Eve Alexander & Ralfie |
| "My
15 year old Pomeranian suddenly went blind about 10 days ago. Turns out he's diabetic.
It's been hard watching him adjust to his new disability but he smiled really
big and even jumped up and twirled around like he used to when he smelled the
BARK STIX™ . BARK STIX™
treats make giving him his twice-daily insulin shots a lot easier for both of
us. So thanks again BARK STIX™...you really made
our day!"
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Daniel & Whylee |
| "I
am the new Daddy of a Chinese Crested Rescue named Whylee. He is 14 months old
and never had much training. My friends at Muddpuppy's Tub & Scrub gave me
a bag of your BARK STIX™ treats to help with the
training. He just loves them and is doing really good in his training. While visiting
a friend who also has a Crested named Orchid (who never eats treats) I offered
her one. She went crazy over them and now her mom finally has something to use
in training. I just wanted to thank you for producing such a good and nutritious
product for our kids and a great tool in our training process. Thanks again."
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Claudia Presto & The
Greyhound Gang |
| "Over
400 greyhounds can't be wrong - the
Greyhound Gang heartily hungers after BARK
STIX™ . Umm-Umm-Good. My guys often try to knock
down the 'cookie' jar if they're not getting their treats as often as they think
they should."
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Raphaela Pope, Animal Communicator |
| "A
note to let you know how much our dogs enjoyed the wonderful BARK
STIX™ ...What is really hilarious is that Meo, the large orange and
white cat spent hours trying to get into the drawer where I had put the stash.
In his zeal, he finally knocked over the telephone and had to be banished from
the room. So not only are the dogs crazy about BARK STIX™
, apparently cats are too! It was wonderful ...thanks again."
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Joel & Chris Wright-Baylson |
"In
1998 my husband and I were looking for a small dog to join our 'family'. One Saturday
afternoon in May we visited a Pet Fair at PetCo in our neighborhood. We looked
at a couple of small kennels and I noticed a little black face in the back of
one kennel, and asked to see “that one”. A sign on the front had blown
back, and then came forward – reading “I am deaf, not dumb”
whereupon I told my husband that I really needed to see that dog. The person in
charge brought out a Bichon Frise / Toy Poodle mix little lady named Casey, the
friendliest little bundle of fur that I have ever encountered. Of course, we adopted
Casey immediately.
She is very finicky, and at first, would only
eat little pieces of Pupperoni. After awhile these little treats did not agree
with her stomach so we had been looking for replacements. At Christmas time this
year Casey’s friends, Sharon and her dog Annie, gave us a little package
of BARK STIX™ Tiny Treats.
After trying just one of these, Casey now begs for them. We keep them on the kitchen
counter where the vitamins are kept, so whenever we go for vitamins Casey needs
to have a Tiny Treat. And, of course we use them in her on-going training." |
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Featured in
PET AGE - NOVEMBER 2005! |

The founders of a dog-treat company turn their
love for greyhounds into positive action by promoting the adoption of former racing
dogs.
READ ARTICLE
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Recommended by
WHOLE DOG JOURNAL - JUNE 2004! |

DUDLEY
DO RIGHT'S TRAINING TREATS
BARK STIX™ uses the same
recipe for all but one of its treats, which are made in various shapes and sizes.
As usual, we like the little ones best. BARK STIX™
also makes a wheat-free, beef-free variety. Five percent
of all profits go to Greyhound Welfare Foundation. |
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Reviewed in
BARK MAGAZINE - WINTER 2001! |
| LIVER
TREATS
BARK STIX™ are truly
a new kind of dog biscuit. Evoking a Northern California artisan bakery tradition,
chef Mim has turned her skill into the baking of "signature" gourmet
liver treats. First created for rescued Greyhounds, the original treat resembled
a livered, crunchy bread stick - new shapes have now been added to the repertoire.
"Sophie's Pix" is our choice - a 12 oz. package featuring bagel-, stick-
and nugget-shaped treats. The packaging is simple but elegant, in tune with the
dogs who serve as inspiration. Some of the profits are donated to The Greyhound
Welfare Foundation, a rescue and adoption agency for ex-racing Greyhounds. |
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