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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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My wife, Ilene, especially, is out on the streets walking with our little girl, and they know just about all the neighbors -- and the neighborhood dogs, for whom they carry a large bag of dog biscuits.
LOST BOXER IN SEARCH OF A HOME by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
It is now possible to indulge pets with treats like peanut-butter waffle cones and carob-covered dog biscuits shaped like fire hydrants.
Fat cats and dog pounds by New York Times Upfront
Melissa Trombley took a recipe she had for all-natural dog biscuits and launched a small manufacturing business last year.
Entrepreneur Cleaning Up by Making Medical Scrubs by APPLEGATE, JANE / Los Angeles Business Journal
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