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dog food

Term used by venture capitalists when evaluating a business plan. Regardless of the compelling nature of a business plan, its marketing strategy, business model, or financial projections, the acid test is – will the dogs eat the dog food? That is to say, will anyone buy the product or use the service?



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Activity options might include frisbee tossing, a splash in the pool, a backyard agility course, or even a puppy pinata filled with dog treats.
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I love the market," said Lomont, who started selling her dog treats in June.
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