Would you buy homemade dog cookies/ biscuits?

If they had a ingredient list and were priced like another poster said, .25/.50 for one. I would probably buy some. Especially if I had the dogs with me and needed a little treat for them being on their best behavior! I think you have a winner in the name too! Are you fixin to start this as a business? I am thinking that I have even seen some sold on ebay, that might be a great place to start if you spice them or the packaging up a little! Good luck to you!

I would not buy homemade dog biscuits but my reason is only because my dog is weird and he doesnt really like them much. My dog loves pasta uncooked just throw him a noodle and hes in heaven.

This question is amazing it really is for me. I have bought home cooked baking at flea markets and bake sales and YET I would NEVER buy dog cookies/biscuits unless bought at the animal hospital. We buy our dog food at the animal hospital and we are very fussy about our dog, so I guess what that tells me is we look after our dog better than ourselves. You've opened my eyes to this, amazing I just never thought about this before. Thank You.

I would like to try it if it were cheaper than the branded ones. It doesn't really matter how many are in a bag or what shape it comes in. What's most important to me is the price first and foremost then the ingredients. I'd like to give my dogs something healthy and delicious as a treat. Peanut Butter Puppy Pleasers sounds good to me, but the "puppy" limits the market to puppies only so you might want to change it to doggy pleasers. :)

an ingredient list is a good idea, and the name is really cute! if you're doing individual biscuits, it really depends on the size. a sm. milkbone size would be .25/.50, md. .50/.75, larger bones .75/ 1.00. you might want to consider offering a bag of five, ten, or fifteen for a discounted price.

Maybe, probably not. Depends if they were packaged properly i may consider it but i would expect to know exactly what ingredients were in there, with a dog with huge food allergies i cant take the risk of not knowing.

I have bought home-made dog biscuits in the past. They were peanut butter, softer for older dogs, and he just loved them! I don't remember what I paid for them, though, and I guess I really can't give you advice on the pricing; maybe another poster can. But I know people are willing to spend money on their pets! We bought them at a street fair, and the lady who made them was selling them like crazy! She was selling them individually, and not by the bag. I think most people would want to see a list of ingredients. I love the name, too!

Well I love the name! and YES I woudl expect to see an ingredients label..As far as price, quantity etc etc I really dont know and I can honestly say that UNLESS the seller had a GREAT reputation and came recommended, I most likely WOULDN'T buy them...Just like I wouldnt buy homemade baby food for my child..

yes i would. and what is more my aunt who owns a bakery makes dog biscuits and they fly off the shelves. last time i knew she made two different sizes and she sold them for .25 and .50 respectively. so i would say thats a pretty fair price to to offer them depending on the size.

I wouldn't need an ingredients list because come on my dog licks his own butt. lol I think it would depend on how big they were but I have bought him those special cookies at the local pet stores and I have paid sometime $1.50 each and they weren't that big but they looked like certain things. Some looked like a real human cookie with sprinkle looking things on it. I like the name as well.