(13 Apr 2016) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY

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Seattle – April 1, 2016
1. Various of dog treats on display, food truck and vendor
2. Dog sniffing camera
3. UPSOUND: dog barking
4. Various of The Seattle Barkery and dogs
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Lynnwood, Wash. – April 5, 2016
5. Pug eating treat.
6. SOUNDBITE, Janelle Harding, customer: (transcript below)
7. Various of dog food truck, dogs and customer
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Seattle – April 1, 2016
8. SOUNDBITE, Dawn Ford, The Seattle Barkery owner: (transcript below)
9. Various of Ford and husband Ben
10. SOUNDBITE, Dawn Ford, The Seattle Barkery owner: (transcript below)
11. Various of treats sold
12. SOUNDBITE, Janelle Harding, customer: (transcript below)
13. Customer at Seattle Barkery truck
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Seattle – April 7, 2016
14. Various of dogs and food trucks in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood.
15. SOUNDBITE, Dawn Ford, The Seattle Barkery owner: (transcript below)
16. Various of Sherman, Dawn Ford's dog.
STORYLINE:
AIR FRIED CHICKEN FEET…
DUCK NECK…
NOT YOUR TYPICAL FOOD TRUCK OFFERINGS.
THEN AGAIN... THE CLIENTAL HAS QUITE A DISCERNING NOSE.
NAT POP: bark.
THE SEATTLE BARKERY IS A FOOD TRUCK WHERE THE MAIN CUSTOMERS OFTEN WOLF DOWN TREATS.
NAT POP: eating.
SOUNDBITE, Janelle Harding, customer:
"It kind of seems natural that now that we've conquered the people food truck market that we bring that to our faithful furry friends."
THE TRUCK ROLLED OUT IN THE SEATTLE-AREA 10 MONTHS AGO, OFFERING HOMEMADE GOURMET TREATS FOR DOGS; AND COFFEE AND COOKIES FOR THEIR OWNERS.
SOUNDBITE, Dawn Ford, owner:
"It's really exciting right now and just taking it one day at a time."
DAWN FORD AND HER HUSBAND, BEN, OWN AND OPERATE THE TRUCK. SHE FIRST BEGAN BAKING TREATS WHEN SHE WAS A DOG WALKER, CONCERNED ABOUT THE RASH OF PRODUCT RECALLS.
SOUNDBITE, Dawn Ford, owner:
"All of our treats are soft. All of our treats aren't filled with ingredients you can't pronounce."
POPULAR ITEMS INCLUDE BACON "PUPCAKES"; MINI CHEESY DONUTS, PUMPKIN PRETZELS, AND PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES.
SOUNDBITE, Janelle Harding, customer: "Peanut butter is like a must."
FOOD TRUCKS HAVE GONE TO THE DOGS IN OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
BUT FORD SAYS SEATTLE'S DOG FRIENDLY REPUTATION AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MOBILE EATING SCENE MAKE IT SPOT-ON FOR BUSINESS.
SOUNDBITE, Dawn Ford, owner:
"I think there is definitely a market for more things like that…where human and canine activities are combined. You don't want to always leave them at home or leave them in the car."
ADVICE DAWN FOLLOWS.
HER TOP SELLING SALESMAN IS HER DOG SHERMAN…
EMILY ROSEMAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
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