Rip Wheeler famously said, “I look at every day with you as a gift,” on the hit TV series, Yellowstone. Dog parents can relate. Now, pet parents and fans of the show can spread the love with Dutton Ranch Ranch Dog Treats this holiday season. As pet parents, we want to spoil ALL our children during the holidays, and beyond.

LFG Product Solutions teamed up with Paramount Consumer Products to launch Dutton Ranch Dog Treat Co., inspired by Yellowstone. The brand aims to provide a “wild and authentic” experience to canines through a variety of premium, certified organic beef treats sourced from humanely raised cattle. They feature limited or single ingredients, ensuring that each bite encapsulates the true spirit of the ranch, with no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. The line features 12 treat varieties. Products are currently available on Amazon and in stores, just in time for the continuation of the hit series in November. 

My pup had the opportunity to try out these treats and he loves them! His favorite..so far…seems to be the Beef Crunch (pictured).

If you are shopping for your fur babies (dogs) this holiday season, these treats are sure to be a hit!

*Self Disclosure: I received free samples to facilitate this holiday gift suggestion. Images were also provided.

Hardy is one of the many pets who fled in terror from holiday fireworks and was lucky enough to find shelter at Long Beach Animal Care Services. He came in on July 5 and has been there ever since, because unlike other lost pets, his owners never came in to claim him. He’s just a year old! Hardy has begun to run in circles in his kennel—it’s called spinning—because huskies need to be out and about. When he goes for walks or plays in the yard, he’s delighted and ready to make friends with humans and other dogs. He’s even passed his “driving test,” meaning that he’s shown himself to be comfortable riding as a passenger in a vehicle. Now, a lucky adopter will have no problem getting Hardy home! Long Beach Animal Care Services is over capacity with dogs, so speed the process to adopt or foster Hardy or any of our other pets by emailing PetAdopt@longbeach.gov or petfoster@longbeach.gov. You can also call (562) 570-4925. Our shelter hours are Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7700 E. Spring St. at the entrance to El Dorado Park (no parking fee for shelter visitors. Ask for ID#A723920.

Meet Binky, enjoying a cuddle from volunteer Grace, and his sister, Minky, who’s thinking about it. They’re two beautiful brown tabbies who need to make it to a forever home for the holidays. They’re only halfway out of kittenhood and have already been abandoned, twice—once in a cemetery in a laundry basket! All that your Thanksgiving weekend needs is two grateful cats in your home! Please come meet them. To adopt or foster Binky and Minky, email PetAdopt@longbeach.gov to speed the process, or call (562) 570-7387. Ask for ID#A707857.

(This rescue encouraged by the usual suspects.)

As her name suggests, Meadow is a calm, lovely gentle girl. Whether in a bucolic setting, at the beach, or just around the block, Meadow is great on a leash and loves her walks. She’s 6 years old and has been at the shelter since April, where she has to stay in a kennel until one of her volunteer buddies takes her out to walk and play. Meadow needs to relax somewhere calm and lovely, like her, say, your couch, your kitchen floor, your backyard with lots of room to roam, or even next to you in a sleeping bag, in a meadow, of course! Speed the process to adopt or foster Meadow or any of our other pets by emailing PetAdopt@longbeach.gov or petfoster@longbeach.gov. You can also call (562) 570-4925. Our shelter hours are Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7700 E. Spring St. at the entrance to El Dorado Park (no parking fee for shelter visitors. Ask for ID# A719513.

Last week, we featured Sage the cat. Now, meet Sage the dog! Sage is a 4-year-old pit bull girl who was found and brought into the shelter in May. Sage is a real character — volunteer Mary described their former routine in the shelter as walkies around the shelter, down the driveway and one loop around the parking lot. Then, her special talent — lizard hunting! Sage would stomp on the ground to try to scare them out of the plants, which never failed to crack Mary up. Sage has since earned a spot in a foster home, but you can still meet her and maybe make the Sage decision to flavor your days with this personality-packed pittie! Speed the process to adopt or foster Sage or any of our other pets by emailing PetAdopt@longbeach.gov or petfoster@longbeach.gov. You can also call (562) 570-4925. Our shelter hours are Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7700 E. Spring St. at the entrance to El Dorado Park (no parking fee for shelter visitors. Ask for ID#A720473.

Meet our Sage, a lovely, little 2-year-old domestic shorthair brown tabby. He loves company to entertain him with snuggles, pets and, of course, treats! Sage came to the shelter with a skin rash — here he is in his soft cone that keeps him from scratching and rubbing off the medicine. He also has an eye condition known as entropion, in which his eyelids turn inward and prevent him from opening his eyes and also cause irritation. Sage will have surgery next week so he can open those beautiful eyes to see us and the world around him clearly. To adopt or foster Sage, email PetAdopt@longbeach.gov to speed the process, or call (562) 570-7387. Better yet, meet him in person at Long Beach Animal Care Services, 7700 E. Spring St., Long Beach, at entrance to El Dorado Park (no parking fee for shelter visitors). Visiting hours are Wednesday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m., and Saturday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Ask for ID#726656.

Watch out for Potluck! He’ll chase you down, catch you, and absolutely cover you with kisses! Potluck is a handsome boy, about a year old. He strutted into a barbershop in Long Beach one day, and no one in the nearby residential neighborhood claimed him as theirs. So, he went trick-or-treating on Halloween, looking cuter than heck, in the hope that he’d get a loving, forever home in his treat basket. Potluck is friendly with humans and likes other dogs as well. He seems to have a slight hearing impairment, which shelter staff thinks could be the result of a bungled ear cropping. Nonetheless, like any good spirit, Potluck can sense the approach of a friend. Could it be you? Speed the process to adopt or foster Potluck or any of our other pets by emailing PetAdopt@longbeach.gov or petfoster@longbeach.gov. You can also call (562) 570-4925. Our shelter hours are Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7700 E. Spring St. at the entrance to El Dorado Park (no parking fee for shelter visitors. Ask for ID#A727370.

Check out this cute video!