While checking the computer and drinking morning coffee, I read a fabulous blog written by Danielle about Happy Dogs CBD! We sent her our CBD products both for humans and dogs to test and see what she thought about our products. Danielle took the time to try each product and wrote a honest blog! Not just a bunch of "hyped up fluff" about our products. You can read her blog about us at https://jensengrey.com/2021/02/18/have-an-anxious-dog-or-human-try-happy-dogs-cbd/

loved hearing about how Happy Dogs CBD "helped Max, our Old English Lab, suffers from separation anxiety and hyperactivity." And "it’s helped me with my anxiety, depression, and just overall mood. There’s many different ways to take CBD, but before Happy Dogs CBD gummies, I had only used the oil."

Danielle's blog posts at Grey Skies & Rainbow Highs are fascinating and helpful in my daily life. I recommend following her blog at https://jensengrey.com/ 
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Happy Dogs: Owners of pampered pets are trying CBD treats to help ease pain.
Tracy Harmon The Pueblo Chieftain

CAÑON CITY — Adopting a stray dog running loose on the streets led one Colorado woman down the path to a new business.
Beth Black of Cotopaxi, founder of Happy Dogs, saw a red hound running along U.S. Highway 50 about 10 years ago.

As a real estate agent, like everybody else on the planet, I’ve had to adjust my life to Covid 19. I never thought I’d write about the pandemic. And like so many others I try to avoid the radio, TV, and internet news. But the news is inevitable and almost unavoidable.
So let’s talk about pets and real estate! New homes sometimes come with fences and doggy doors and sometimes they don’t. Being a “dog” mom I understand these challenges. The first thing that goes up in my new home is a fenced yard. When necessity calls I want options. My cat has even taught herself to get into the house via the pet door.
The next thing that is a must-have is a pet door. Usually on the “happy” part of the news is a somewhat uplifting subject. And we are hearing more and more about how people who are self quarantining are pampering their pets they already have and adopting new dogs, cats, lizards, and other forms of pets.
Homeowners are sometimes cautious about pet doors and rightly so. You don’t want other critters wondering into your pets protected space. So my advice is keep the dog and cat food bowls up and out of the way when not being used. This may cut down on raccoons, mice and other unwanted “pets” in the protected space.
Hug your “happy dogs” and social distance from friends and family. Hopefully, this will all be done and gone soon. Happy dog, Happy Life.
- Dena Stevens Coriz
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​On September 13 2017. A horse my daughter was riding fell, landing on her left leg crushing it.  As a result, one of the injures she was diagnosed with complex regional nerve syndrome (CRPS).  

Presently, there is a lot of misunderstanding about what CBD really is for dogs. Some dog owners think that CBD oil will get their animals high as if they are giving them marijuana. Others, on the other hand, assume that CBD, like cannabis, is an illegal substance that they should avoid.

​After the farm bill passed on Dec 12, 2018 CBD is legal in all 50 states.

In fact, the CBD is nowadays recommended by many animal professionals as well as many dog and cat owners.  

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a cannabinoid derived from cannabis with less than 0.3% THC. Its extraction is made from the resin or the head of the hemp plant. 

​It is important to note that all of our CBD products at Happy Dogs CBD contain 0% THC.

​Hello friends,

We are making our first commercial and are going to include REAL videos of the furry members in our extended family here at Happy Dogs! If chosen, your dog will be included in our final commercial production AND WIN a free bag of treats or a tincture. We’re looking for some good pups and bad pups in some before and after conditions, so if you have video of bad or good behavior, you can send it to us at dogrunshouse@hotmail.com

Here are some examples of what we’re looking for:

• Dogs acting awesome: running with you in a park, groups of dogs looking happy, laying next to kids, going on jogs with you, riding in cars
• Dogs acting out: chewing furniture, jumping on people, being hyper, barking at fences, digging holes, etc