Farm Dog Bakery

10/23/2026

Halloween is just a week from tomorrow! Make sure your furry friends have their treats!

10/22/2026

🎃🐾 Tricks for them. Treats from us!

Stop by Farm Dog Bakery and pick up Halloween treats for your furry friends—and support meaningful opportunities in our community! 🐶🧡

At Farm Dog Bakery, individuals who experience barriers to employment have opportunities to build skills, make connections, and contribute to our community by baking dog treats. Every purchase helps support this important work. ❤️

📍 2121 8th Ave, Longview, WA 98632

Come fetch something spook-tacular—and give your pup a treat with a purpose! 👻🐾

Farm Dog Bakery is a program of Life Works/The Arc of Cowlitz County.

10/14/2026

Get your ticket!

Have you heard? Timber Mill Pizza is moving into the former Bruno's Pizza here in Longview! We are raffling off the Bruno's Neon Pizza sign! $10 per ticket and all proceeds go to Life Works!

Get in on this great piece of memorabilia!

10/08/2026

Sometimes we can make a retired hunting dog a cake too! We try very hard to consider special request with an extra charge at 🎂🐾🥳Farm Dog Bakery, Happy birthday Bob! Call us and order your next cake!

10/05/2026

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to all our recent birthday pups! 🎂🧁
Thank you for choosing us at Farm Dog Bakery to help you celebrate your dog’s big day.
Enjoy a peak of some of the fun birthday creations we’ve gotten to make lately🎉

10/05/2026

Thank you for this wonderful donation to Farm Dog Bakery! And, thank you for all you both do for our community!

09/12/2026

We are happy to support our Washington State Police Canine Association, with a raffle basket for the local event coming up in Cowlitz County! All proceeds from the raffle will benefit our retired Canines!
Thank you officer Villagrana for picking it up at Farm Dog Bakery!

09/07/2026

We hope you enjoy your Labor Day!

08/30/2026

Isn't this "paw"some! Hope your Sunday is great and remember your furry friends!
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When Gerald Ford was given a golden retriever named Liberty as a surprise in 1974, she became a beloved fixture of his White House and one of the most photographed presidential pets of the era. Beyond her role as a family dog, she took on a duty that never appeared in any official schedule, helping the president manage the endless stream of Oval Office meetings.

Ford, it turned out, had worked out a small piece of stagecraft using his own dog. When a meeting went on longer than he wanted and he was ready to move on, he would give Liberty a discreet signal from across the room. The cue was subtle enough that whoever he was talking to would not notice it happening.

On that signal, Liberty would rise and amble over to the guest, tail wagging and manner entirely friendly. She presented herself as nothing more than a sociable dog looking for attention. The interruption did exactly what Ford intended, breaking the conversation's flow and giving him a natural reason to stand, greet the dog, and end the meeting, since nobody could take offense at a friendly retriever.

The charm of the trick was that it worked precisely because it did not look like a trick, and visitors delighted by the dog rarely suspected they were being shown the door. Liberty went on to have a memorable White House life of her own, including giving birth to nine puppies in the residence in 1975. Her talent for ushering guests out remains one of the more ingenious details of Ford's presidency.

08/28/2026

We support our K9’s - the WA Police Canine Association is hosting their fall seminar in Cowlitz and Clark County this September.

Thank you Officer Dennis and K9 Nero for visiting Farm Dog Bakery today! 🐾