Emily welcomes you to DoggieDoBeg

Emily is a very lucky Old English Sheepdog whose family revolve their lives around her 24/7. Her mummy forages for Emily's food every week at the local markets for every vegetable (and apples) available, fresh fish stall (for chickens) and the butchers for raw bones. Sometimes she even brings home some food to share with the rest of the family! Emily's diet consists of raw chicken carcasses, raw bones and finely chopped vegetable mix of usually cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, swede and Brussels sprouts in season. She adors tomatoes (limited, no pips) and cucumber and has been caught digging up her daddy's prize lettuces in the summer, but learned the hard way not to do this!! Treats for Emily have mostly been apples and raw carrots, but one day she tried and tested a biscuit!  So, her mummy went out foraging for wholesome biscuits with quality ingredients and no nasty 'E' numbers. VERY hard to find!!

Emily our Chief Tester

Emily is such a good dog that she deserves lots of treats (so she says) so her mummy, who is always making scones and cakes etc to treat the rest of the family (who think they deserve comfort food), raided the kitchen cupboard and the refrigerator and came up with a whole load of doggie treats made from all the best ingredients that the shops could supply and one or two items 'home' grown.

All the ingredients used in these doggie treats are supplied for human consumption (mummy is not too keen on tripe though!!) and there are no added preservatives so they have to be kept in a fridge for up to one week or frozen.

Lots of Emily's friends have been testing the biscuits and have come back for more – there will be some pictures of them for you to see shortly.

Emily and her friends have been so impressed with mummy's biscuits that they insisted we give dogs all over the world the chance to enjoy these tasty treats, so she commissioned Martin to build her a shop where she can sell them on the World Wide Web which has been aptly named after something she now does a lot of since mummy went into biscuit production Doggie DoBeg (lots!!)

One or two of Emily's friends have wheat allergies so mummy created some heavenly star biscuits (because they fell from heaven!) which have no wheat in them. However, it is important that you take notice of the basic ingredients listed by each biscuit to make sure that each biscuit ordered is being chosen for the right pallet, and also that there may be traces of nuts (because there are several knocking around the kitchen).

Emily really wants to expand her circle of doggie friends, so let her know how you enjoy the biscuits and any comments or photographs will be gratefully received.