“Every dog needs a care schedule.” Sugar Gets Ready to Promote Her Pupcakes After Sugar got back from her Gotcha Day Trip, she felt refreshed and ready for her grand opening. The week before she opened her pupcakery, Sugar planned a series of promotional events with the dog business owners on the block. She
Gotcha Day Shenanigans “I should’ve started packing earlier.” Sugar barked to Basil as they hopped into the car. Sugar was up all night packing for her Gotcha Day trip with her BFFs. In fact, she slightly overslept. Luckily, the airport was only 20 minutes away. So, there’d be plenty of time for her to meet
“Accidents happen little one. But there’s always a solution to clean it up.” Mistakes Happen at Sugar’s Pupcakery As a pupcakepreneur, Sugar learned early that mistakes happen. Like last week. Sugar order raspberries for a new pupcake recipe she wanted to bake for her pupcakery grand opening. The vendor delivered blueberries instead. “What the
“Happy Dog Mom’s Day Mama! This pupcakery is here because of you.” 30 Minutes Until Brunch Thirty minutes. “I got 30 minutes until they get here. Mocha called to let me know that she, Vanilla, and Mom were on their way,” she barked to Cynn. Sugar’s Dog Mom’s Day Brunch was supposed to
Move-In Day Finally. FINALLY. After years of baking pupcakes in her home kitchen, Sugar’s “Pupcakery Move-In Day” was here. And to think, this shift started with a sign hanging in a window that said, “Retail Space for Sale.” The moment Sugar saw that sign, she knew it was time to turn her love for baking
Sugar’s Story “Be still.” Sugar’s philosophy: “When you’ve done all you can do, be still and let the answers flow to you.” In fact, the more responsibilities Sugar takes on, the more intentional she becomes about finding time to be still. Sugar is busy. Between work, pupcake recipes, building a pupcakery, and a social life,