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Bark, the subscription box service made for dogs, has recently announced that it is now \u201cco-owned by dogs,\u201d which includes a new leadership position, \u201cChairdog.\u201d The latest initiative also consists of a Dog Committee, an advisory board of canines that will weigh in on the treats and toys offered by\u00a0Bark<\/a>\u00a0and the causes the brand supports. Bark is also reaffirming its commitment to supporting dogs in need through the donation of products, as well as earmarking $50,000 for the Chairdog to direct to causes they care about most.<\/p>\n

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Additionally, Bark is launching a new line of premium dog food called \u201cBark in the Belly.\u201d One hundred percent of the profits from the dry dog food are being pledged to help fight canine hunger.<\/p>\n