Free dog toy contest–three days left to enter!

Have you entered our contest yet? I’d sure love for you to be the winner of the free Omega Paw Tricky Treat ball. Vance adores his–he gets so excited when I get it out and fill it with his dog food.

Remember, you can rack up a bunch of extra points which gives you more chances to win, so if all you’ve done so far is left a comment, why not go back and subscribe to our RSS feed (after all, then you’ll know the next time we have a fun contest), post the contest to your blog so your readers can get in on the fun, or Tweet the contest link.

I’m having a blast reading about all of your dogs’ favorite toys, so keep those comments coming! Remember, your first entry in the random giveaway is to leave a comment on the contest post with your dog’s favorite toy. Then, you can get additional chances to win, too!

And don’t forget to check back to see if you won!!

Free Dog Toy Giveaway Update

Hey guys, I’m so excited to see the entries rolling in for the free dog toy giveaway! Remember, you have to comment on the giveaway post with your dog’s favorite toy to be entered the first time and then you can either subscribe to the site by RSS/email (the links are in the sidebar at the right) or help me promote the contest by linking to it on your blog or at Twitter. With these bonus entries, it’s possible to have four entries in all, but please only enter once per household (so, one household, up to four entries).

I especially loved the comment Clenna in NH left about her Golden Retriever loving to play with rocks. Vance is a big rock fan, too, and he knows the difference between “inside toys” and “outside toys” ;-). So, keep those favorite dog toy entries rolling in and make sure to check back on the 7th to see who won the first drawing.

Oh, also because a couple people have emailed me to ask asked, the prize is the Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball in the *Large* size. This one:

So, remember: Comment on the Free Dog Toy Announcement post to enter and then you can also subscribe to the site by rss/email, Tweet the contest, and/or post it to your blog. And check back on the 7th to see if you (and your dog) won!

Win a Free Dog Toy: Separation Anxiety Dog Favorite (around here anyway…)

I’ve mentioned Vance’s favorite separation anxiety toys and today as he was playing with his Tricky Treat ball, I decided it was time for a giveaway here at Good-Dog-Health.com. So, here’s the scoop: I’ll be giving away one Omega Tricky Treat Ball to a random winner within the US. It’ll ship straight from Amazon and will be 100% brand new. This contest is sponsored by me–neither Amazon.com nor the good folks at Omega have any idea who I am aside from being a loyal customer of both ;-).

The Prize

To Enter

To enter:

1. Post a comment on this post telling us about your dog’s favorite toy (1 entry point)

Get bonus entries by:

1. Share on TwitterTweet the contest and leave a comment here with a link to your Tweet. Tweet: “Free dog toy giveaway at http://good-dog-health.com Pls enter for a chance to win and RT.”
2. Post about the contest to your blog and leave a comment here with a link to your blog entry.
3. Subscribe to the site via email or RSS and leave a comment here letting me know you’re a new subscriber. (If you’re already a subscriber, comment that you’re on the list and it’ll count.)
4. Make sure to leave a comment each time you do anything on this list–that’s how I’ll be keeping track of your entries.

Contest closes June 6 at midnight, eastern time. Winner will be selected using random number draw. Contest void where prohibited (sorry).

In your comment, make sure to include your real email address in the “email” field–no one but me will be able to see it and that way I can notify you if you’re our winner. And check back on the 7th to see if you’re the winner!

Sorry, US residents only. If you’re not in the US and would have liked to have entered, you can leave a comment letting me know you’re out there and I’ll consider opening future contests up to people in other countries, but for my first contest I need to keep things simple.