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Season 3
SHARK TANK - "Episode 304" - "Queen of QVC" Lori Greiner jumps into the Tank as a guest Shark and makes TV history when she does something no Shark before has ever done. Segments include a wife and mother from Ladera Ranch, CA hit hard by the recession, who makes an impassioned pitch of her unique towel design that provides coverage when changing out of a swimsuit in public places; a woman from Irvine, CA shows the Sharks her business idea -- a sweater and quilt invention called the "Swilt"; a wine connoisseur from Mason, OH shows a unique way to maximize the life of a beloved beverage; and a woman from Grove City, PA presents a natural and healthy cake mix - for dogs. In the biggest success story of "Shark Tank" to date, Sean Conway and DJ Stephan talk about the sale of their company, Notehall, an online marketplace where college students can buy and sell class notes, on "Shark Tank," FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MICHAEL ANSELL)KEVIN O'LEARY, LORI GREINER, ROBERT HERJAVEC
Episode 304
Season 3 | Episode 4 | Aired 02/10/12

ENTREPRENEUR: Kelly Chaney

PITCH: Puppy Cake

ASKING FOR: $50k for a 25% stake

BEST PART OF THE PITCH: Kelly developed a canine-friendly cake mix that is safe for dogs to eat. She's had over $80,000 in sales over four years. She sells to about 150 retailers with some being international. She's also been featured in many dog-friendly magazines.

DO THE SHARKS BITE? Kevin thinks it may be too much of a chore to ask a person to bake a cake for their dog. He forbids her to continue with this venture. He's out. Robert thinks this a novelty product that he can't get behind. He's out. Lori also bails. Mark actually likes the product, but doesn't think she's committed enough to it. He's out. Daymond follows his lead. Lori just learned that it's tough to sell a puppy product to a shark.

WANT TO KNOW MORE: Visit http://www.puppycake.com