We thought you might like to meet the team behind The Little Pet Biscuit Company. Some have four legs, others have just two in our rather eclectic crew, but there's one thing we all have in common...we all love a tasty treat!
That's me! My name's Dominique and I founded The Little Pet Biscuit Company in 2012, out of my passion for baking. Simple as that! Prior to immersing myself in cookie cutters and a Kenwood Chefs, I worked for finance, publishing and healthcare organisations in the 'Big Smoke' *coughs* doing business development and marketing. I have now swapped my high heels for trainers and love spending hours on end baking scrummy dog biscuits for your pooches to enjoy.
A few interesting facts about me. Hmmmmm, now let me think! *scratches head* Ah yes!
Taffy's his name and tasting's his game! I rescued Taffy from Wales in 2004 and he was about 9 months old at the time. He had already lived in 5 different homes but hadn't stayed as he was too much of a handful.
Taffy was instrumental in helping me get The Little Pet Biscuit Company off the ground, taste testing everything I put in front of him. He's not a fussy dog, but I could tell what he liked and what he wasn't so keen on.
A few interesting facts about Taffy:
***UPDATE*** We sadly lost Taffy in June 2018. He was 15 1/2 years old. We still miss him and his funny little ways. As a mark of our respect, he will always be our 'Chief Taste Tester' on our website and in our hearts.
Ola! I iz a speshal laydee an my name iz Reina! (pronounced 'Ray-naa')
TerrierSOS rescued Reina from a Spanish pound and a certain death sentence. When they arranged for her to come to the UK, we agreed to foster her until a forever home was found. Trouble is, it soon became apparent that we had fallen in love with her, so we adopted Reina ourselves. She is an adorably gentle soulful creature, without a mean bone in her body. Reina can often be found at events with us and with her beautiful big brown eyes, the Spanish Senorita will captivate everyone with her good looks and licky cuddles.
A few interesting facts about Reina
Cora is the new kid on the block. We adopted her in 2020 and life has never been the same since! She was rescued from a shelter in Crete, where she spent the first 9 months of her life with little or no human contact, just crammed into a concrete kennel with her siblings and many other dogs. It's taken a very long time for her to trust humans, although she's now confident enough to come to the pub with us and chill. Her long legs seem to operate independently when she runs, so she looks all discombobulated. She gives the best cuddles to the humans she trusts and makes us laugh every day with her goofball antics.
A few interesting facts about Cora:
Chunky is my handsome show cob. I have had him since he was 6 years old and we've grown in experience together, making it to some of the top horse shows in the country. He's a gentle giant. A big boy - very wide and built like a tank - but surprisingly light on his hooves. Affectionate, cuddly, reliable, honest and 100% genuine. Chunky also loves to jump and although he's not so keen on dressage (stressage?) I take him anyway!
A few interesting facts about Chunky:
Mr P - my wonderfully supportive hubby. He helps me labeling and packaging up the biscuits after I've done a mammoth baking session. He can also be found helping me out at many of the larger events I do and occasionally out there on his own, especially if I've double booked! He'll be up at 5am on event days to help me pack the Biscuit Wagon and always makes me a flask of coffee and some sandwiches to keep me going.
A few interesting facts about Mr P: