Girl Scouts first-ever dog 'cookie' treats—Because Pups Deserve Cookie Season, Too

DALLAS — The ultimate test of willpower just got a little easier for dog parents.

The Girl Scouts of the USA have officially answered the prayers of dog lovers everywhere by announcing Patch Pals™, the organization's first-ever official line of canine treats.

For decades, dog owners have endured the heartbreaking "puppy-dog eyes" while indulging in Thin Mints and Samoas—knowing full well that chocolate and canine stomachs don't mix. Starting January 12, 2027, four-legged family members finally get a seat at the cookie table.

Created in a special partnership with BARK (the dog-obsessed team behind BarkBox), the new treats feature a soft-baked, blueberry muffin flavor. To keep things authentic, each chew is molded to resemble the iconic merit patches earned on a Girl Scout vest.

What You Need to Know:

• The Name: Patch Pals™
• The Flavor: Soft-baked Blueberry Muffin 🫐
• The Price: $9.00 per box
• How to Buy: Exclusively online for direct shipping during the 2027 Girl Scout Cookie season.

"Girl Scout Cookie season is all about bringing communities together, and for millions of households, dogs are a huge part of the family," the organization shared ahead of the release.

While human favorites like Tagalongs and Do-si-dos remain off-limits to pets due to ingredients like cocoa and high fat levels, Patch Pals are specifically formulated to be 100% safe, easy to digest, and highly tail-wag-approved.

So start saving those extra dollars now—your dog’s snack routine is about to get a major promotion. 🐾🍪