Jackboy's Dog Bakery

01/14/2025

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01/01/2025

Here’s a complete list of New Year’s resolutions that covers all aspects of your dog’s life. From training to health, mental stimulation, and beyond, there are many ways to improve your furry friend’s quality of life. The New Year is not just for human resolutions—it’s also an opportunity to make positive changes for your dog’s well-being.

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Training and Behavior

Master Obedience Training: Solidify basic commands like sit, stay, and come and explore advanced skills like leash walking without pulling or off-leash recall.

Address Problem Behaviors: Tackle issues like excessive barking, separation anxiety, or jumping up on people with a consistent training plan.

Focus on Socialization: Expose your dog to new people, pets, and environments to ensure they are confident and well-adjusted.

Introduce Fun Tricks: Teach new tricks like shake, spin, or even tidy up toys to keep your dog mentally stimulated and engaged.

Invest in Professional Help: If challenges persist, consider a professional trainer to guide you and your dog toward success.

Physical Health

Regular Vet Visits: Schedule annual or bi-annual check-ups to stay ahead of health issues and ensure vaccinations and preventative care are up-to-date.

Maintain a Healthy Weight: Adjust food portions and choose high-quality food to support your dog’s age, size, and activity level.

Incorporate Daily Exercise: Commit to regular walks, runs, or play sessions tailored to your dog’s energy needs.

Groom Regularly: Brush their coat, clean their ears, trim their nails, and maintain dental hygiene to prevent discomfort and health issues.

Prioritize Preventative Care: Use flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives to protect your dog year-round.

Mental Stimulation

Enrich Their Environment: Provide toys, puzzles, and activities that challenge your dog’s mind.

Try Scent Work or Agility Training: Engage your dog in scent games or agility courses to combine mental and physical stimulation.

Rotate Toys: Regularly switch out toys to keep things fresh and exciting.

Teach Them to Work for Treats: Use food-dispensing toys or hide-and-seek games to engage their natural instincts.

Social and Emotional Well-Being

Make Time for Bonding: Dedicate quality time for cuddling, brushing, or simply relaxing together.

Plan Playdates: Arrange social interactions with other dogs to encourage healthy play and reduce loneliness.

Understand Their Body Language: Learn to recognize signs of stress, fear, or happiness to respond appropriately to your dog’s emotional needs.

Safety

Update ID Tags and Microchip Info: Ensure your dog’s identification is current with your contact details.

Create a Dog-Friendly Home: Secure potential hazards, such as toxic plants, electrical cords, or small items that could be swallowed.

Refresh Training on Emergency Commands: Practice commands like drop it and leave it for safety during unexpected situations.

Car Safety: Use a dog harness, carrier, or barrier for car rides to ensure safe travel.

Nutrition and Treats

Upgrade Their Diet: Consult with a vet about the best diet for your dog’s life stage and consider incorporating fresh, dog-safe foods like carrots, blueberries, and pumpkin.

Introduce Healthy Treats: Like cleaning out your snacks cabinet, check your dog's stash. Choose chemical free, all natural, nutritious options.

Hydration Matters: Ensure your dog has access to clean, fresh water at all times and consider adding wet food or broths for hydration.

Adventure and Exploration

Try New Activities: Introduce activities like swimming, hiking, or visiting dog-friendly cafes to add variety to their routine.

Visit Dog-Friendly Parks: Explore new trails, beaches, or parks to give your dog exciting new scents and experiences.

Travel Together: Plan a trip that accommodates your dog, allowing them to share in your adventures.

Community and Giving Back

Join a Dog Community: Participate in local dog clubs or events to meet other dog lovers and expand your dog’s social circle.

Volunteer Together: If your dog is well-behaved, consider training them as a therapy dog to visit hospitals or nursing homes.

Support Shelters: Donate unused toys, treats, or blankets to a local shelter to help less fortunate pups.

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11/20/2024

Coupon enclosed below for a $2 OFF Pupsgiving Dinner Pack. But hurry, they sell out all the time. Preorder online for pickup to ensure we have them for your pup ❤️

🍗 HAPPY PUPSGIVING ! 🦃

Guide to a Safe and Fun Thanksgiving for Your Furry Friend

Safety Tips:

1. Keep Your Dog Away from the Kitchen:
The hustle and bustle of Thanksgiving meal preparation can create a chaotic environment in the kitchen, with hot stoves, sharp knives, and a lot of potential hazards for your dog. To ensure their safety, it's best to keep them out of the kitchen and in a designated, secure area.

2. Avoid Feeding Them from the Table:
While it may be tempting to share Thanksgiving scraps with your dog, many traditional holiday foods can be harmful to them. Foods like onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, chocolate, and fatty dishes can cause digestive upset or even be toxic. Stick to dog-friendly treats and meals to avoid any health issues.

3. Be Cautious with Bones:
Turkey bones, especially cooked ones, can splinter and pose a choking hazard or cause intestinal blockages if ingested. Dispose of bones properly and ensure they're out of your dog's reach.

4. Keep Trash Secure:
Dogs are notorious for getting into the trash, especially when it's filled with delicious-smelling leftovers. Make sure your trash is securely closed and out of their reach to prevent them from scavenging and potentially ingesting harmful substances.

5. Avoid Alcohol and Desserts:
Alcohol and desserts containing xylitol, grapes, chocolate, or other toxic ingredients should never be given to your dog. Keep an eye on alcoholic beverages, and make sure dessert plates are cleared away promptly.

Common Thanksgiving Foods to Avoid and Why:

1. Onions and Garlic:
Reason: Contain compounds that can damage a dog's red blood cells, leading to anemia.
Symptoms: Weakness, vomiting, diarrhea, breathlessness.

2. Grapes and Raisins:
Reason: Can cause kidney failure in dogs, even in small amounts.
Symptoms: Vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, lethargy.

3. Chocolate:
Reason: Contains theobromine and caffeine, which are toxic to dogs.
Symptoms: Restlessness, increased heart rate, tremors, seizures.

4. Fatty Foods:
Reason: High-fat foods can lead to pancreatitis in dogs.
Symptoms: Vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, lethargy.

5. Cooked Bones:
Reason: Cooked bones can splinter, leading to choking hazards or intestinal blockages.
Symptoms: Difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy.

Fun Tips:

1. Create a Dog-Friendly Feast:
Prepare a special Thanksgiving meal just for your dog with safe and healthy ingredients. You can include lean turkey meat, plain sweet potatoes, green beans, or pumpkin puree (without added sugar or spices). Remember to keep portion sizes appropriate for your dog's size and dietary needs. Here at Jackboy's we got your pup's dessert covered with our Pupsgiving Dinner Pack!

2. Interactive Toys and Games:
Engage your dog with interactive toys or puzzle feeders to keep them mentally stimulated during the festivities. This can help prevent boredom and reduce their interest in table scraps.

3. Family Walks:
Thanksgiving is an excellent time for a family walk with your dog. Take advantage of the cooler fall weather and enjoy a leisurely stroll together. It's a great way to burn off some extra energy and create lasting memories.

4. Doggy Dress-Up:
Consider getting your dog a festive Thanksgiving outfit or bandana. Dressing up your furry friend can be a fun and adorable way to include them in the holiday spirit.

Click here for a free $2.00 off coupon at Jackboy's Dog Bakery. Get $2 off a Pupsgiving Turkey Dinner, 1 bag the next time you visit!

11/02/2024

We are having a hard time deciding. Too many cuties 🎃👻🐶

09/06/2024

When it’s so hot but the baking needs to go on, so you wear a dorky neck fan 😅 👍

08/13/2024

Latest Review from Yelp! Thank-you so much Joyce D. for the kind words, sharing your experience and Yelping about us❤️ Looking forward to serving you and your pup again!

08/08/2024

Going to the beach, camping or visiting a friend with a pup? Pack this weekend set with you!

Only $5 for the Set

This week, our Weekend Drool Set consists of 1 Pumpkin Harvest cookie, 1 Howl-ly Cannoli, 3 Mini Bone Snackies and 1 Honey Dough-Mutt cookie. (A $7.50 value)

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08/01/2024

Going to the beach, camping or visiting a friend with a pup? Pack this weekend set with you or as gift!

This week, our Weekend Drool Set consists of 2 Drooling For Ice-Cream cookies, 3 Mini Bone Snackies and 1 Strawberry Sweetheart cookie.

08/01/2024

Going to the beach, camping or visiting a friend with a pup? Pack this weekend set with you!

Only $5 for the Set

This week, our Weekend Drool Set consists of 2 Drooling For Ice-Cream cookies, 3 Mini Bone Snackies and 1 Strawberry Sweetheart cookie.

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07/26/2024

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Your pup's very own dog safe "chocolate chips" cookies! Our new grain free Carob-late Chips cookie is already a hit, joining our family of scrumptious bakery fresh pastries crafted with only the best ingredients.

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07/25/2024

Plus, watch our latest video on caring for our senior pups, what to watch for, helpful supplements and more.

Healthy Hip & Joint Treats Are Grain Free and packed with Glucosamine, Chondroidin, Turmeric ("Golden Paste") and flaxseed.

Now for a limited time, take $2.23 OFF per bag with this 25% OFF coupon code for these wellness treats. So the more you stock up, the more you save ❤️

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YouTube Video: Caring for Senior Dogs with Hip and Joint Issues

Are you concerned about your senior dog's hip and joint health? In this video, we cover essential areas to help you care for your aging furry friend. Learn about common symptoms of hip and joint issues in older dogs, and discover the benefits of supplements like glucosamine, chondroitin, turmeric, and flaxseed.

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07/23/2024

Latest Review from Yelp! Thank-you so much Lynnette V. for the kind words and Yelping about us❤️ Look forward to serving you and your pup again!

07/23/2024

New graduates celebration with FREE cookies from us! 🥳 Congrats to Archer & Sekani on their graduation from their dog training classes at Have a future graduate of your own? 🎓 Ask your dog trainer if they are already on our FREE graduation celebration program? They can contact / DM us directly to get some of these certificates from us for free.

07/19/2024

Some good resource from a customer and friend Leland Weinberg about pet health care.

Guide Dogs for the Blind Pet Ambassador & Alliance of Therapy Dogs, therapy dog, Frito says. “I was lying on the couch this morning & started to think about how & what information I can provide to pet owners to ensure their cats & dogs are being provided the best healthcare. In doing so, I came up with what I believe are details on four of the most important pet healthcare topics that pet owners should be aware of. They are as follows: Vaccinations, Cancer in Pets, Internal Parasites in Cats & Dogs & Coccidiosis. Because of my inability to read & type, through K9 inspiration, I am providing you an outline of these topics below from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) & Cornell University. Any questions about each of these topics should always be provided to your veterinarian. A matter of concern that I have always had & that I believe is very important is that pet owners should be aware that Canine Parvovirus & Coccidiosis have similar symptoms, however, Canine Parvovirus is caused by a virus & is more severe than Coccidiosis which is caused by a protozoa. Either of these diseases can be dangerous for very young puppies infected by them because their immunity systems have not been fully developed & prompt treatment is essential. Again, any questions on these two topics should be provided to your veterinarian. In addition, many people ask me about getting a dog to be trained as a therapy dog from service dog organizations such as Canine Companions, or a career change dog from Guide Dogs for the Blind. Because of the long wait to get a dog, please also consider going to a rescue organization or shelter first, In doing so, before you purchase the dog, ensure the dog has had its proper vaccinations, have the dog looked at by your veterinarian, & inquire of whether the facility has had an outbreak of Canine Parvovirus, Coccidiosis or other contagious diseases (this also includes breeders, service dog organizations & boarding/kennel facilities). If so, ask them what measures were taken to handle the outbreak such as isolating the infected dogs from the healthy ones, & cleaning the facility. Your veterinarian can provide the best answers to these questions.”

Vaccinations – American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
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Cancer in Pets - American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
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Internal Parasites in Cats & Dogs-American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
https://lnkd.in/g437cFZP

Coccidiosis & Coccidia in Dogs
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07/18/2024

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Promotion ends Midnight, Sunday 28th, 2024

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07/16/2024

If your pup loves our Muddy Paws, these Mini Bone Snackie cookies are exactly the same scrumptious treats but in a perfect chomp size. 😋

07/15/2024

Check out our new Mini Bone Snackie!

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Your pup loves our Muddy Paws? These Mini Bone Snackie cookies are exactly the same scrumptious treats but in a perfect chomp size. Peanut butter cookie with aromatic honey carob baked in on top, making these another irresistible treats a must in any home of a spoiled pup.

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07/11/2024

We took Jackboy for his acupuncture treatments. Could your pups benefit from acupuncture as well? Find out from our latest video. Don’t forget to Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss our cool videos.

https://youtu.be/2_ZwZxwoJTg?si=4nxZpINRrTkqj4Ro

Discover the amazing benefits of acupuncture for pets! 🐾 In this video, we explore how this ancient practice is revolutionized with modern veterinary techniques to treat a wide range of conditions in our furry friends. From arthritis and nerve injuries to digestive issues and respiratory problems, pet acupuncture can make a significant difference in your pet's quality of life. And don’t forget to pamper your dog with healthy all natural freah baked treats from us here at www.jackboydogbakery.com

Key Topics Covered:
- Latest Innovations: Learn about electroacupuncture, laser acupuncture, and how these advanced methods enhance traditional acupuncture.
- Conditions Treated: Discover the wide range of health issues that pet acupuncture can address, including musculoskeletal, neurological, chronic pain, and digestive conditions.
- Leading Institutes: Find out which top veterinary schools and hospitals are at the forefront of acupuncture research and treatment, including Colorado State University, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University, and UC Davis.
- Veterinary Hospitals: See how VCA Animal Hospitals, BluePearl Specialty and Emergency Pet Hospital, and MedVet Medical & Cancer Centers for Pets are integrating acupuncture into their comprehensive care services.
- What to Expect: Get a detailed look at what happens during a pet acupuncture session and how it can benefit your pet.

Resources and References:
- Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences: [CSU Vet Med](https://vetmedbiosci.colostate.edu)
- University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine: [Penn Vet](https://www.vet.upenn.edu)
- Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine: [Cornell Vet](https://www.vet.cornell.edu)
- University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine: [UC Davis Vet Med](https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu)
- VCA Animal Hospitals: [VCA Hospitals](https://www.vcahospitals.com)
- BluePearl Specialty and Emergency Pet Hospital: [BluePearl](https://bluepearlvet.com)
- MedVet Medical & Cancer Centers for Pets: [MedVet](https://www.medvetforpets.com)

Discover the amazing benefits of acupuncture for pets! 🐾 In this video, we explore how this ancient practice is revolutionized with modern veterinary techni...

07/10/2024

Too good to last!

Our Snack Packs treats collection are all $1 OFF / Bag now till midnight this Sunday July 14th.
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