Short Tails and Treats from Three Dog Bakery by Dan Dye, Mark Beckloff, Three Dog Bakery (1996, Paperback)

The story and history was good with alot of cute phrases through the book, and very inspiring. However the reciepes are scattered through the book, and there are not too many of them. Overall, I'm happy I got it, I just wish that there was more to it

This is a great book for people looking to go back to natural for their dogs. I wanted to start making homemade "cookies" and found quite a few to his liking. I would highly recommend and so would Roman my shar pei.

I WAS LOOKING FOR NEW IDEAS OF TREATS TO MAKE FOR MY DOGS. I USUALLY JUST SKIM THROUGH BOOKS AND I DON'T REALLY READ THEM, BUT NOT THIS BOOK. I STARTED READING AND I DIDN'T WANT TO PUT IT DOWN. IT TELLS ABOUT HOW THEY GOT STARTED IN THE DOGGIE TREAT BUSINESS AND IS WRITTEN LIKE THEY ARE TALKING TO YOU AND TELLING YOU ABOUT HOW IT ALL CAME TO BE A PROSPEROUS BUSINESS. I ENJOYED IT FROM COVER TO COVER. THIS IS MY KIND OF BOOK.

Due to all of the recalls in pet foods and treats, I purchased this book, my second one from Three Dog Bakery. It is a great little book to have for making healthy treats for your companions. The recipes are easy, not time consuming and my dog prefers them to the ones I had previously purchased.