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Just to clarify, I want to direct the link juice to: www.mydomain.com from app.mydomain.com.  As these high profile websites will be linking to the app. My idea was to have them link to a page on the www.mydomain.com/app that I would effectively redirect back to app.mydomain.com. But if I use a 301, the 301 will direct link juice back toward the sub domain (app.mydomain.com). So my question is ... will the 302 keep the juice at the www version (not pass the juice) Hopefully this makes sense.  The other option is to simply let them link to the app. and add a canonical tag that points the juice back to the www version.

Hey guys, My suggestion was based on an assumption that this is a title tag for a home page. Dog Supplies | Food, Bed, Toys and Treats for Dogs | Buy Online Main keyword for this page is "dog supplies" however the homepage also mentions what type of supplies are sold on the site so it makes sense to include them in the title tag instead of leaving it out because those are your secondary keywords. Then, as you stated the category pages should target the type of supply in this case dog food: <title>Dog Food | Biscuits, Bones, Treats and MORE for Dogs</title> Listed above is the secondary keyword, and tertiary keywords. Also the plural because "food for dogs" is different than "dog food" Again simply putting <title>Dog Food | Dogs.com</title> i think is selling yourself a little short, because the title tag is extremely important to SEO as long as you have room after putting the main keyword first you should utilize that space for SEO (better chance to rank for "dog biscuits" "dog bones" and "dog treats" due to better optimization, and also for better CTR. A person looking for dog food may be like "oh this place seems to sell more than just basic dog food, or oh cool i need biscuits too i can get them all here" That's a whole other topic though, writing and experimenting with different messaging in title tags to increase CTR through persuasive copy to make yourself stand out among the competition.