Poochy the Doggie Cake

by Mildred Delgado
(Milledgeville, Georgia)

Doggie Cake

Doggie Cake

Doggie Cake



I made this pooch for my daughter. For this cake I used two six inches by two round chocolate cakes. I divided them in two halves and use chocolate fudge and caramel filing.


I cut them making a rectangle and cut down all around the top corners. I made a base out of rice krispies, (first time I made something out rice krispies and molded) of the same size as the cake and it was 2 inches tall as well.

I put the rice Krispies in the freezer for about 2 hours. At this point , I molded the head of the dog out of rice krispies as well, put it inside of a small bowl so it will hold the circular shape the freezer.

Then I started to put the dog together, use the rice kripies base from the freezer, covered in chocolate fudge and place the cake in top of it and secure it with a small lollipop sticks all the way down to the krispies.

I also attached the head with a bigger lollipop stick through the cake all the way down to the krispies. The head is heavy. I shaped the eyes and my husband shaped the snout.

I made the legs in proportion to the dog's body out of gum paste and attached all four eyeballing them. Ears and the little tail are out of gum paste as well.

I measured the dog from the neck to the butt and neck to the bottom, cut white fondant and with a plastic spatula I started to create something to resemble long dog hair patterns (Yorkie dog style). I did the same to the other side overlapping on the dog's back bone.

I covered the lower part of the head and the upper part. The back of the head using the same pattern.

To give it a more realistic look, on the top of the head, eyebrows, mustache, ears ,top and back of head and tail, I sliced pieces of fondant and cut them certain lengths resembling loose hair. This was very time consuming. I airbrushed the dog with a cooper color all over. Then, I used black color on upper layers of cake. I left the face cooper so the black nose, eyes and mouth would be noticeable. And this is how I created Poochy.

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Jan 24, 2013
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REQUETE WOW!!!!!
by: Marta

SO DELISHHHH. VERY IMRESSIVE; A WINNING DOG IN EVERYWAY. WISH TO SEE MORE OF YOUR CREATIONS. YOU'RE A WINNER ALREADY... YOU GO GIRL!!!!!

Jul 27, 2012
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What a Yummy Puppy
by: Marta Colon

Cuanta creatividad y cuan lindos resultados, me encanta. Son ustedes unos especialistas, Buen Trabajo.!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jul 24, 2012
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Smooch that Pooch
by: Anonymous

That Pooch has an "attitude"! He needs a big kiss to cheer him up! GREAT CAKE!

Jul 24, 2012
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SO AMAZING AGAIN!!!
by: NANCY OF CA

YOU ARE AMAZING!!! WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY??? THAT IS THE CUTEST THING AND I COULD NOT CUT INTO HIM, HE'S A KEEPER, LOVE IT!!! WHAT A WONDERFUL JOB YOU AND YOUR HUSBAND DID, BLESS YOU

Jul 24, 2012
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Woo Poochy, Woo Poochy!
by: Maria

Outstanding, I am so impressed and loving your animal cakes; they are so life like! My grandkids will totally love it so much they will not eat it! And to top it all, I bet it tastes as awesome as it looks! Keep up the good work.

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