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Dragons' Den Canada Season 20

Chi’s Chilly Treats

frozen goat-yogurt treats for dogs

Availability unverifiedPet Products

A Langley founder pitched frozen goat-yogurt dog treats in season 20. We map the ask and where the brand can and cannot be confirmed online.

The ask$75,000for 10% of the business
Implied valuation$750Kask / equity
On-air resultNot recorded
Availability unverifiedFounder: Tracy Johnston

The pitch

What walked into the Den

Chi’s Chilly Treats, Tracy Johnston’s line of frozen goat-yogurt treats for dogs, featured in season 20 out of Langley, British Columbia. CBC’s pitch list attaches no episode number to this appearance, so we leave that field empty.

Tabled $75,000 while giving up 10 percent, putting the business at roughly $750,000.

After the show

What happened next

With the handshake unknowable, the question we can answer is availability now.

Current status is harder to pin down than most. When we loaded the brand’s site in July 2026 it showed shop navigation but no rendered product listings, and a collections page returned an error, while active Instagram and TikTok accounts and a third-party retailer listing suggested it is still around. We could not confirm a working checkout, so we mark availability unverified.

Our read

The Hub verdict

The ask is straightforward, a modest five-figure cheque against a tenth of the business, pricing a frozen goat-yogurt dog treat at three-quarters of a million, but the status picture is the murkiest on this slate. That mix makes it a good honesty test for how we handle thin evidence.

The result was never on the record, so we assign none. Status is the murky part: the brand's own site showed navigation but no live products, yet its social accounts and a third-party listing suggested it is still around. Signals that point in different directions do not add up to a confirmed storefront, so we mark availability unverified rather than force a verdict.

A clear ask, a status we could not pin down.

Worth knowing: Live social accounts hint the brand is active, but without a working storefront we will not claim you can buy it today.