She's cute but she's got some stats too!

Biscuit is an AKC registered, Canine Good Citizen Awarded, Certified Therapy Dog with over 30 hours of service logged in September alone.

She absolutely loves what she does. How do I know? Because I struggle to get to the parking lot after an event because she wants to connect deeply with so many students on the way out. She just keeps going and going. She has found her calling!

Biscuit is also incredible at making art by way of licking peanut butter. She sold her first piece in August and sold several more in September.

She now has merch so mom can afford to keep going to all these service events where we aren't paid but love it so much!

Join the fun and check out Biscuit (and puppy's) Amazon Wishlist to support our journey! CLICK HERE

My "Why"

The story isn't smooth, but it "is" perfect...

I'm Victoria Wynn, an introverted people lover (and dog spoiler)

Both dogs (Biscuit and older brother "Chowder") love people. So I'd put the back window down of my Toyota SUV and back into the parking space of coffee shops to let people love on them as they walked by.

So many told me how special my dogs where. I bought them "hug me" bandanas and they quickly gained a social media following.

I posted often, especially during Covid when people really needed extra love as they scrolled social media.

One time a women with 2 boys approached my car and fell in love with the dogs, especially Biscuit.

Biscuit let them hug her, they'd jump up and down and yell with excitement. Their mother came into the coffee shop and told me her boys were autistic and were hyper active and that all the jumping and clapping stemmed from their deep excitement that someone finally accepted them. It was Biscuit that both and also excited their souls.

That's when I knew that Biscuit wasn't just for me, but for others.

The Doggie Timeline

  • This Is "Tomato"

    You know when you have that special family pet that stands out from all the rest? That was "Tomato". She was so human like and the best companion I've ever had. She was a great mix of protector with gentle emotional support all at once. We got In-N-Out, went camping and swam in oceans as a family. Her loss was devastating so I knew it was important to get another little friend in her final months as she faught cancer. And that was "Chowder"...

  • Then Came "Chowder"...

    Not to sound rude, but this sweet rescue dog wasn't quite suited to be my vigilant emotional support but man he was (and is) so incredibly smart. He's also a wonderful protector so though he wasn't my next "follow me around everywhere and help me emotionally" pup, he serves me in a different way. He has protected both Biscuit and I from harm and we are forever grateful. He has a litttle anxiety at times and he leans on Biscuit to calm his nerves during storms, car drives and fireworks.

  • And Biscuit (& her fur)

    Biscuit was what I was hoping for (and then some) to be my next side kick. The problem was she was a crazy heck-raiser of a puppy which lasted 3 years. Boy was I questioning my life choices when I first got her. Then she suddenly matured. My mom passed away and she knew I wasn't well. She cuddled with me as I cried. She'd let me hug her tight and lay on her without squirming or moving away from me as most dogs would. I finally realized why she was needed in my life. I love you Biscuit!

Honey is now home with us!

  • Golden Retriever Puppy

    The new puppy comes from a breeder specializing in service and therapy dogs (Golden Bliss) so she's already being put through exercises and scenarios to build confidence, patience and manners.

    She'll continue her therapy dog training with me (Victoria Wynn) along with Biscuit!

    Thankfully I've got help and support because I'll have 3 dogs in the home! Chowder 8 yrs old, Biscuit 5.5 and the baby 10 weeks old as of Nov 3, 2025!