We will deliver the dog treats to you at no delivery cost, we tell you how to store them to achieve maximum shelf life, we provide the packaging for the treats that you sell to your Customers, and we handle all Customer issues.  Customer issues are simple since all dogs love our treats and will be begging for more.  This is just another reason for your good Customers to make another trip back to your business.  All you need to do is provide display space for the treats and then watch them disappear.  To help promote your business we will provide a link to your site on our website and you will be listed as one of distributors on our site.

If you are interested in obtaining more details on becoming a Distributor of our gourmet dog treats just send us an email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and we will answer your questions and provide you with suggested pricing.

Mass produced dog treats are loaded with chemical preservatives to extend the shelf life to about 4 weeks. Most of these chemicals are not good for the health of us dogs. The real question is do these chemicals really help to extend the shelf life? How many times have you thrown away a loaf of bread that is loaded with chemical preservatives after a week at home because you found mold on the bread? So why would you want to take a chance of giving these chemicals to your most important dog? A gourmet dog bakery might use vitamin E to extend the shelf life. This is called a natural preservative that stops the production of reactive oxygen. The problem is there is little data available on how much Vitamin E equals how many additional days of shelf life. I suggest a simple, healthy, all natural and proven solution for our gourmet dog treats.

1. As soon as you receive them, remove them from the bag.
2. Put them in an open container in the refrigerator.
3. Result is no chemicals are put into your dog and you get at least 6 weeks of great treats.
4. Problem is the dog treats are too good to last 6 weeks.An exception is the Pumpkin Biscotti dog treat. Remove these from the bag and store in a closed cookie jar top achieve the same 6 week shelf life.

This blog is for dog owners who are looking for something special for their very special dog, dog owners who attend conformation shows and coursing or racing events, and business owners who want to add income by selling dog bakery treats by being a Distributor for our homemade dog treats.

My name is Finn and I have the really tough job of being the official taster of these great smelling and tasting gourmet dog treats. Someone has to do this very tough job and I was elected, actually I begged, for this position. The blog will mostly be from my viewpoint because what is more important than the views of a dog? Occasionally I may stray to a human viewpoint. As all of you know we dogs are super smart and have the capability to see things from every side.

1. Flawed Dogs by Berkeley Breathed. This one will have you rolling on the floor.
2. The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein. This one will make you cry.
3. Gazehounds and Coursing, The History, Art, and Sport of Hunting with Sighthounds by M.H.Dutch Salmon.
4. James Herriot’s Dog Stories
5. Through Deerhounds Eyes by Roil Literati and Susan J. Ily.
6. Marley and Me by John Grogan.
7. Dog First Aid, Field Guide to Emergency Care for the Outdoor Dog by Randy Acker DVM.
8. Hutchinson on Sighthounds.
9. A Good Dog Story, The Story of Orson, who changed my life, by Jon Katz.
10. Natural Remedy Book for Dogs and Cats by Diane Stein.

All of these books are available at www.amazon.com. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

This note is about me, since I’ve realized it’s high time I told you a little bit about myself. If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you know I’m the chief tester of One Lucky Dog Bakery's gourmet dog treats. You probably also know that my name is Finn, but my full name with the titles I’ve won is Ch Lyonhil Finn’s Highland Dream Fch SC GRC. Since this is a mouthful and really too much to remember, just call me Finn and I’ll come running to play or for yummy, gourmet dog treats any time of the day!  

So, why do I write this blog? It’s simple: I love writing because I get to talk about homemade, gourmet dog treats, the other dogs in my family and my owner. I also get to respond to your notes and questions and tell you what I really love to do.

In case you are not familiar with the Scottish Deerhound breed, I'll tell you a little about our history.  The Scottish Deerhound is in the Hound Class of dogs.  We are sight hounds, which means I have to see game before I hunt or chase it.  The other kind of hound is a scent hound and of course they hunt by smell. 
Deerhounds were bred to hunt the Red Deer in Scotland. Now it is obvious where the name of my breed came from.  Red Deer weigh about 250 pounds, which means we needed to be strong, powerful, and fast to hunt them on the hilly, rugged terrain of Scotland. We are an ancient breed and have been around since the first tribes of Scotland, the Picts.  In the days of the knights, you had to have at least the title of an Earl to own a Deerhound.  Sir Walter Scott called us, "The most perfect creature of Heaven.”  Sir Walter Scott had a Deerhound named Maida.
Stacey, my owner, my Mom (I really love her), and the baker of those great smelling and tasty homemade dog treats fell in love with our breed because of our loyalty, sense of humor, quiet dignity, our size and our scruffy good looks.  We are a large dog, a giant breed who need a lot of room to run free and I am lucky to have that.  We are not a breed for everyone but I believe we are the best of the hound group and that is just not because I am so handsome!
Well, that’s it about me. I’d love to hear about you. I really enjoy hearing from my fellow lovers of gourmet dog treats!