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Tuesday was Sadie Husted's 14th birthday. Early Tuesday, the Victoria, Minn., teen joined her dad for their annual trip to Casey's for her favorite maple-glazed donuts. And after school, she has a loaded schedule of volleyball practice and musical rehearsal before calling it a day around 10 p.m. 

Packed into that very busy schedule, Husted is also — somehow — a business owner. She sells dog treats and dog-friendly merchandise through her company, Wiggly Butt.

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Selling merchandise through her company Wiggly Butt comes on top of volleyball practices, music rehearsals and school.

Tuesday was Sadie Husted's 14th birthday. Early Tuesday, the Victoria teen joined her dad for their annual trip to Casey's for her favorite maple-glazed donuts. And after school, she has a loaded schedule of volleyball practice and musical rehearsal before calling it a day around 10 p.m. Packed into that very busy schedule, Husted is also -- somehow -- a business owner. She sells dog treats and dog-friendly merchandise through her company, Wiggly Butt. 

Victoria, Minn., teen has a packed schedule — including owning a dog treat business

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