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Tricky Treats

Dog Blog

Our blog features articles from the owners of Tricky Treats as well as some amazing guest bloggers. Cherelle's interests and creative spirit inspire her to write about a range of topics, that all educate you on how to make your dog happier in life. Dogs love us. They are best friends, our loyalist companion and teach us to be in the moment, everyday. Enjoy the articles!

Pet Separation Anxiety and Depression

Everyone can become depressed – even pets!

Tricky Treats filled by you with fun loving, positive playful toys or treats each day sets you free you from feeling stressed, anxious or guilty when you have to leave...... emotions your dog has a sensitive nose for!  

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Swimming in the Shark Tank!

 

Shark Tank: a business reality TV show that surprisingly, is not about sharks in a tank, but rather successful business entrepreneurs meeting with inventors, discussing their products and offering advice and sometimes funding.

Tricky Treats submitted our idea in late December and kept or "paws" crossed.  In January we were short listed to audition in Perth and then we won a place to be filmed on Shark Tank in Sydney a few months later.

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WHY TRICKY TREATS IS PAWFECT FOR YOU!

Do you work long hours, away from home, with your pets left alone in your home? 

Do you sometimes consider ringing your boss and calling in sick when you see your dog laying on your bed, curled up in blankets, watching you get ready for work with big sad eyes? We’ve all experienced that guilt and sadness before.

It’s hard leaving our dogs behind when we go to work. Your dog can’t phone a friend, like we do or curl up with a good book to keep occupied!

That’s how Tricky Treats started....

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YOUR NEW PUPPY, TRAINING AND TRICKY TREATS

Did you know that approximately 38% of Australian households own a dog?

Getting a puppy is exciting, but it also comes with great responsibility and commitment. As cute and adorable as they are, puppies can wreak havoc on your home and life. They need plenty of company, exercise, stimulation, interaction and of course, training. They often say that better training leads to fewer headaches and this couldn’t be truer. In many cases, behavioural problems in adult dogs can be traced back to puppyhood so the earlier you start your puppy’s training, the faster and easier it will be for you and your dog.

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