Three Dog Bakery

I’m definitely one of those people who has an unhealthy attachment to my dog. As such, I like to spoil him whenever possible. So when I saw Three Dog Bakery I had to stop in and get him a little treat.
There’s a lot to choose from here. From freshly baked single treats (ranging from $.50-​$ 3 or so) to prepackaged baked goods, raw snacks and more. There’s also a handful of toys, doggie gear (harnesses and leashes and the like) and a fun little dress up section with plenty of bow ties and flower collars to get your pup looking spiffy. I picked up my pup a couple of items from the single baked treats and paid a mere $ 2.25. Not too bad! Also they do their baking on site and it smells fantastic in there. They may be dog treats but they use a variety of natural ingredients so it does smell good to the human nose as well.
Not surprisingly it’s also dog friendly and I saw two lovely pups in there enjoying the smells just this afternoon. Bring them along with you and let them choose a treat themselves!

Cool place bring you’re dog in they love it. Lots of homemade dog treats doggie chocolate cupcakes all kinds of good stuff, but be careful before you know it you’ve spent a bunch of money, and it all go’s to the dog’s.

I love this place. They sell gourmet cakes and pastries made just for dogs. I love bringing my dog to the Partridge Creek Mall and stopping in here to pamper her with a little snack. Our favorites are the Corgi Cannoli and the Bichon Bar.
They also sell an assortment of dog toys and grooming supplies, as well as some excellent homemade dog biscuits (the peanut butter variety are a big hit with my pooch).
It’s a little pricey but it feels so luxurious and it’s so much fun. The staff are always very helpful and friendly, happy to help with whatever weird questions you might throw their way (if you are anything like me).

I stopped in here on a whim while walking my dog around the mall. I’d been out of town and thought it was time to spoil my dog!
It was a cute little shop with some unusual items like the thunder vest and a super absorbent floor mat for dirt and mud.
The staff seemed knowledgable enough, but one lady was a little snippy. I meandered toward their cupcake and treat display case and was really impressed, especially with the penguin cake. Everything looked good enough that I would have tried a bite so I said, ‘wow, I can’t believe these are dog treats!’ To be fair, they probably hear that 50 times a day but for $ 3 – 7 a treat I wasn’t expecting the response I got, which was a rude, ‘Well, we ARE a dog bakery.’ Ok then. Sorry.
They later gave my dog a piece of carrot cake which made him really gassy. He did seem to enjoy it though.
I ended up buying a $ 20 antler, which both my dogs enjoyed for hours and hours, unlike the regular rawhides that last, on average, anywhere from 5 – 7 minutes depending on how excited they are about life.: 0)

Thank you for giving my dog many sleepless nights over your bones. She absolutely loves them! She cheated on her toys until there was nothing left. Also your snicker poodles smell amazing. I’m sure they taste just a great! But I’ll let my dog continue enjoying them instead. Haha

I’m one of those people who carries a little chihuahua in a bag, brings him to the office & whose dog is almost always fully clothed. So I’m kinda the target demo for this market. I stop by there every time I’m at the creek & pick up some kinda new treat for my dog. Granted some days I only have 2 treats to choose from & some days I have 6 (my dog requires wheat-​free). Other then that & the rather long lines, I’m a fan.

Yes — they are a bit pricier then most dog treats, but what do you expect from a small dog boutique who makes their own treats?
I don’t stop by all of the time, and when I do stop by it’s usually just for treats and only for special occasions. Christmas, Puppy School Graduation, Birthday, ect.
One thing that I love about this place is that they cater to all types of dogs. Sometimes I find that when I want to buy something special for my pup, a rottweiler/​black lab mix, I can only find things for little dogs. My dog may be big — but I want to spoil him too! They carry treats for little dogs that look bit sized and also treats for my moose :)
He has loved everything that I’ve brought him from here. He will sit when asked for a regular treat, but when I bring out the 3 Dogs Bakery treats, he will go through his whole routine without even being asked, ending with sitting on his bed (where he usually has to go to get treats) and twin puddles of drool streaming out his mouth. The drool I could do without, but he obviously enjoys these treats a bit more than the average everyday treats we have around.
The treats look amazing. They look just like human food — my Mom at one point almost ate his piece of carrot cake, thinking it was real carrot cake. To be honest, I’ve tried the frosting myself and although not sweet it’s not to bad tasting. I’ve also talked to one of the men that does the baking here and he too has tried the dog treats.
The only other thing I’ve ever shopped for here is a dog toy. My dog chews through everything. Toughest toys pose no problem for him. The tested by Tigers toys for dogs — quickly ripped apart. Kongs? Ripped to pieces. We had yet been able to find a toy that he didn’t demolish within the first day. Then someone suggested the toys that they have here. I can’t remember the brand, but they are fantastic.
We bought the Kong equivalent (shaped different, but same idea of putting something inside of it) and he has yet to break it apart after much play. It has lasted us much longer than any (even the black ones) Kong has. We also got the one that looks like a rounded bone. This one also lasted us longer than most toys, but someone left it in his cage while we were gone at work one day and he pulled a few small pieces off of it. Best part about these toys? If your dog destroys them, you get a FREE replacement! That’s like 2 dog toys for the price of one, and since they are more durable then other toys it’s definitely worth it. They aren’t cheap, but aren’t any more than we were already spending on toys that just didn’t last.

Three stars sounds bad, but it’s really not. Three stars means A-​OK. I would be a fan (4 stars) if the dog treats weren’t so expensive. That said, the place is very neat but it is a specialty pet shop.
We only went there to get a dog harness that I had seen online. Normally I would have just ordered it online, but I wanted ease of return in case I managed to get the wrong size.
The workers were all very nice. Moments after entering, a girl came up to us and asked if we needed anything. We told her, and she directed us there. As with most small pet shops, the selection wasn’t; very robust (but then again, they are a bakery, so they focus more on food than accessories, although there were LOTS of accessories). The harness we were looking at came in like 10 sizes and 8 colors, and they had a total of maybe 6 harnesses there (thankfully one in the size we needed).
I also asked if they carried any grain-​free treats, and the girl apologized and said it was her first week and she didn’t know, then sort of walked off. I thought well, okay then. But she came back moments later with an answer! YAY for customer service!
We probably won’t go back — just don’t have the need to — but it is a neat place to explore. And damn if the dog treats didn’t smell good enough for human consumption!

I should really admit that I’m not really the market share that Three Dog Bakery, located in Partridge Creek, is going after.
Don’t get me wrong. I love my dog. However, that means accepting the fact that he’s just not that bright. He’s not a connoisseur of fine dining nor is he ever, under any circumstances, to be referred to as my «baby.» Simply put, I think of myself as his owner. I cringe a little bit when people call me his daddy. I really don’t see the resemblance.
It takes a certain kind of yuppie to hear that there is a gourmet bakery that makes all sorts of dog treats and get the urge to stop in. I’m not that guy. I’m a milk bones and beggin’ strips kind of guy. The cutesy names that amount to «dog brownies» and «dog carrot cake» just don’t strike my fancy.
Still, I’ve been herded in here a few times by a doting co-​owner (my girlfriend) and so I (or rather my dog) have experienced some of their products. The verdict? No big deal.
Did he eat the stuff? Sure. Did he look like he would prefer it over a 25 cent pig ear? No. Did he seem willing to work harder to earn the treat? No. It was just another thing in a long line of stuff that my dog is willing to ingest. This places it somewhere between used panties and kitty litter.
I put the kibosh on going here when, after a handful of visits, my vet told us Hurley had put on a couple pounds. Since then he’s slimmed back to normal.