Our journey with Staffordshire Bull Terriers started in 2002
Havoc (15/09/2002 – 07/02/2013)
Rogue (30/11/2003)
Drago (05/01/2013)
As all Staffordshire Bull Terrier owners know these dogs are not just pets they form part of your family. Most of our family/friends will tell you they would love to be one of our fur kids.
During 2015, our youngest, Drago, started having a reaction to various treats used while training. Drago trains at least twice a week, so with him being a growing boy, he consumed a lot of treats.
After various visits to the vet and experimenting with different options I decided to try my hand at making Drago’s treats myself. It was important to me to know what he ate.
It took about 6 weeks of testing and trying to find a treat that Drago and his trusty sidekick Rogue would be happy with.
I started sharing the treats with some friends that also train their dogs. The feedback from friends and family was positive and that encouraged me to continue trying some other combinations for the fur babies to feast on.
The Menu is always "under construction" as we keep on testing new combinations.
We also try and support as many animal rescue organisations as possible by sharing treats with them. Not all dogs are as privileged as Rogue and Drago.
All the great photos of Rogue and Drago on this site is courtesy of Graham Richardson.
Havoc (15/09/2002 – 07/02/2013)
Rogue (30/11/2003)
Drago (05/01/2013)
As all Staffordshire Bull Terrier owners know these dogs are not just pets they form part of your family. Most of our family/friends will tell you they would love to be one of our fur kids.
During 2015, our youngest, Drago, started having a reaction to various treats used while training. Drago trains at least twice a week, so with him being a growing boy, he consumed a lot of treats.
After various visits to the vet and experimenting with different options I decided to try my hand at making Drago’s treats myself. It was important to me to know what he ate.
It took about 6 weeks of testing and trying to find a treat that Drago and his trusty sidekick Rogue would be happy with.
I started sharing the treats with some friends that also train their dogs. The feedback from friends and family was positive and that encouraged me to continue trying some other combinations for the fur babies to feast on.
The Menu is always "under construction" as we keep on testing new combinations.
We also try and support as many animal rescue organisations as possible by sharing treats with them. Not all dogs are as privileged as Rogue and Drago.
All the great photos of Rogue and Drago on this site is courtesy of Graham Richardson.
About the name
I took some photos of Rogue wearing a chef’s hat and apron for my friend Lorren (Pet Wellness Worx) that we wanted to use in a newsletter.
When the bakery idea started we had to find a name. Michelline asked me if I had a photo of Rogue and the choice was easy. The list of possible names was long but we agreed that we needed to include Rogue’s name in the logo. So after a process of elimination it was decided that “Rogue’s Pawsome Bakery” would be the perfect name. Our promise to our fur friends
A high five or a tail wag of approval by Rogue is the final step before treats leave our kitchen. Due to the fact that our treats do not contain any preservatives, they need to be stored in an airtight container in the fridge. This is our current menu.
Constant development is taking place. So visit our site regularly to ensure you know about our latest treats. |
Meet Rogue and Drago that inspired the treats
