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Ginger: Wilhelm Learns More About The Famous Treatoholic of Ginger's Treats

4/8/2014

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Typist: Wilhelm
Grinning Ginger of Ginger's Treats finally was able to squeeze in an interview for the Cascadian Nomads Pet Adventure Blog on her busy schedule. I think I was chosen to do the interview because the rest of the Cascadian Nomads knew I would keep my cool when faced with such a famous dog. Plus I always want to know more about an adorable dog who gets to have her smiling face on delicious bags of certified organic dog treats.

When Ginger was contacted me about scheduling the interview, I invited her to my house. It was supposed to be a rainy day but fortunately I got to show her around my yard. Ginger also got a tour of all of my favorite places to relax- my bed, the chairs and the couch. I think she approved because she was very open and forthright when it came time to answering some of my telling questions:
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W: What's the most embarrassing thing you've done with your human?
G: My human feeling the need to use a bag to pick up my poop. She uses all organic ingredients in my treats – why can’t it be left to fertilize? But, my human insists.
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W: Besides treat testing, what are your hobbies?
G: Writing: I tweet and I have a blog. Watching the puppy specials on Animal Planet. But, my most favorite thing is lying on the couch, laying on my owners bed, laying anywhere... Then walks through my neighborhood. Followed by lying on the couch, laying on my owners bed, meeting fans and then more napping.

W: If you were to write the story of your life, what would you title it?
G: Puppy Mogul: My life as a taste tester. Though, my mom might tell you we should title it: Bossy Pants.
W: If you could have one wish (and it actually came true) what would it be?
G: Going to a pet store without a leash. I have ideas in my brain that need to be shared! I don’t take humans to Target and then tie them up. 

W: What is your favorite place in the whole world (this can be a fantasy place you may love only from photos or descriptions)?
G: Cannon beach, Oregon. The sand seems endless and I like the wind in my face.

W: What is you favorite place close to home (this is somewhere you have been and could conceivably go to right now)?
G: I love the parks in West Seattle. Whether its Lincoln Park, West Crest, Alki or the many other trails mom takes me on. West Seattle is such a great place to grow up.
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During Ginger's visit, she and I were rudely interrupted by Amelia trying to get a peak at the visiting celebrity and to ask a few questions of her own. I was chosen to do the interview but Amelia still managed to sneak in one question. I think you can tell by Ginger's answer that she was swayed by Amelia's inexperienced interviewing skills:
A: What's your theme song?
G: Smelly Cat by Phoebe Buffay
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My apologies to the graceful Ms. Ginger for the feline intrusion on our time together and my heartfelt thanks to her for making time to visit and be interviewed. If you want to know more about Ginger or her delicious certified organic dog treats, check out her website here. I highly recommend trying her treats;I love them! And as a thanks for the interview, she has allowed me to share with you that until the end of the month you can get 15% off your Ginger's Treats order with the code "Facebook." I must say that a dog so willing to part with her treats might not be as much of a treatoholic as believed. But in the time I have gotten to spend with Ginger, I can tell you her mom just might be right about the "Bossy Pants" title for Ginger's biography.
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We are being compensated for helping spread the word about Ginger's Treats. Cascadian Nomads only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers and our opinions are always our own. Ginger's Treats is not responsible for the content of this article.
Is there anything else you'd like to know about Ginger?
A to Z Challenge: Yesterday was F for Flight Harness: Training Away Fear By Encouraging Choice  and our First Monday Positive Pet Training Blog Hop, tomorrow is H for Handsome Huxley Wordless Wednesday.
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Molly The Wally link
4/7/2014 10:19:05 pm

Going to the per store without a leash sounds good to us and we will add with human's credit card so we can do loads of shopping. Great interview. Have a terrific Tuesday.
Best wishes Molly

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Wilhelm
4/8/2014 01:03:45 pm

Good idea, Molly!

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Marci Koski link
4/8/2014 02:13:13 am

Ha ha ha - I love this post! And good for you, Amelia, for making a cameo appearance during the interview! Thanks for the giggles :)

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Amelia
4/8/2014 01:05:31 pm

Thank you, Marci. Sometimes it feels like live in a very doggist household so I was glad to get a chance to ask the famous Miss Ginger a question!

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Me, You and Zu link
4/8/2014 12:48:43 pm

Thanks for introducing me to Ginger! It's awesome that you got to do an actual face to face interview. :)

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Wilhelm
4/8/2014 01:24:19 pm

You're welcome Ruby. Meeting face to face is the best way to do an interview. I do like to keep up my journalistic integrity, after all.

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