cuby4pets

23930 Lake Drive, Suite J
Crestline, CA 92325-1119
PH: 909.534.3217
Bakery Hours: M-F: 12:30-7:30 Sat: 12-6

cuby (pronounced "QB"), bakery for dogs, got its start because of a finicky German Shepherd dog named Diesel.
Buying store-bought, pre-made treats never agreed with his tastebuds, and buying treats made with artificial ingredients, never appealed to his owner. He might eat one or two store-bought treats, but usually he'd spit them out (regardless of the cost). So, the alternative was to make treats instead. After a year of testing, several yummy cookie recipes were created. It took an additional year to find a great location to put the cuby, bakery for dogs, but now in it's third year of business, cuby, sells over 25 different flavors of treats, and offers a variety of perishable dog treats and birthday cakes (available only at the bakery).
Now Diesel is rewarded with fresh, treats baked fom scratch direct from our bakery. And your dog can too. Try a bag or box of our cookies for dogs.

Our Board of Dogs
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Lady poses outside, waiting patiently for the promised cuby treat.

Diesel in the snow at the cuby, bakery for dogs.

... we got back from breakfast and both dogs were looking really guilty. It took us a while to discover a nearly empty cuby bag on the floor of the kitchen -- they had opened the under-sink door and pulled it out. There are several other treats (that they like) under there -- jerky, etc. -- but the cuby is what they wanted.

Thought you'd like to know.

Here is a picture of our dog Samantha, a collie retriever, eating and smiling after her cuby treat. She loves them!!

Saturday morning training classes at the cuby, bakery for dogs. Hannah practices with her owners.

Chief and friend, enjoying a little leisure time.

Barkley and "mom" visited the bakery and sampled treats. Barkley's favorites included: Pizza, P'nut Butter, and Turkey & Stuffing.

Kimo & Blue enjoyed visiting the bakery during the summer.

After visiting the bakery, hugs for all!

Agility for Fun Classes started June 9th. Christine Lee from Pawsitive Training leads the class through some obstacles, the ladder, jumps, tire jump, chute, and A-frame.