DOG EAT DOG
DOG EAT DOG is a playful, community-centered novelty gift shop in Mitton Village, Sarnia, Ontario offering locally made artisan goods, apparel, greeting cards, novelty and dog-themed products, custom printing, small-batch foods and fresh roasted 'Doggystyle' coffee; the shop actively supports local charities, fundraising drives, employment/volunteer programs and community events, and welcomes in-store visits from its ambassador dogs.
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Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
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Paws & Thread dog bandanas
Paws & Thread dog bandanas are in limited supply at DOG EAT DOG in Mitton Village, Sarnia, with about eight spring bandanas left at 12 CAD each. The spring batch is nearly sold out, and a summer collection is expected to arrive around 2026-03-26, so stop by the store to buy or try sizes in person.
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Yappy Hour (Second Yappy Hour)
DOG EAT DOG in Mitton Village is hosting the Second Yappy Hour on 2026-03-14 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM with free entry and an in store tasting station by Brenda's Barkery. Drop your name in the raffle for a chance to win a gift basket and a 25 CAD store credit; the event follows a strong turnout at the first Yappy Hour on 2026-03-07.
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Dog Donuts
DOG EAT DOG in Mitton Village, Sarnia is offering peanut butter banana dog donuts made by The Dog Bakery, available in store now starting around March 5. The treats are made with good ingredients and nothing artificial, listed at a price of 6 according to the business update confirmed by the owner.
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Custom bandana printing service
DOG EAT DOG in Mitton Village, Sarnia offers custom dog name printing on bandanas for 20 USD, with orders typically fulfilled in three to five days. The service is available now and the listing notes the price was updated on 2026-03-12.
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Spring dog bandanas
DOG EAT DOG in Mitton Village restocked Paws & Thread spring dog bandanas on 2026-03-11, about 25 pieces in floral and plaid patterns priced at 12. These adjustable tie bandanas are available in store, call or DM the shop to place one on hold before they sell out.
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Yappy Hour
Yappy Hour at DOG EAT DOG in Mitton Village, Sarnia is an in store social for dogs and their people on 2026-03-14 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Expect samples from Brenda's Barkery and possibly a local rescue on the sidewalk if weather allows, making it an easy evening outing for local pet owners.
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Spring dog bandanas
DOG EAT DOG is carrying a limited batch of Spring dog bandanas made by Paws & Thread during the week of March 9, 2026. The adjustable tie on bandanas, priced at 12, come in floral and plaid patterns with about 30 pieces available; call or DM the shop to place one on hold.
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Yappy Hour (Recap)
DOG EAT DOG hosted its first Yappy Hour in Mitton Village, Sarnia on Saturday, March 7, 2026, with a strong turnout and in-store social time for dogs and owners from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Guests enjoyed samples from Brenda's Barkery, and the shop plans better photos and another Yappy Hour soon, so watch for the next date.
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Employee praise post featuring Roxie & Tale
On 2026-03-11 DOG EAT DOG posted a short reel praising employee Dylan Hadley, with office pets Roxie and Tale playfully endorsing his role. The clip uses the lines "Is it just me or does Dylan Hadley have the BEST job in the world?" and "Roxie & Tale sure think so♥️," making it a friendly glimpse into workplace culture.
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Bear adoption update
DOG EAT DOG announced on 2026-03-07 that Bear has been adopted by a family that already has a sister dog, and that Bear will be moving to a large wooded property for ample exercise. The rescue offered a brief thank you to everyone who inquired about adopting Bear.
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Community support partners
DOG EAT DOG published a community partners roster on 2026-03-07 listing local groups it supports in Sarnia, including shelters, food and recovery services, Special Olympics Sarnia, and Tampon Tuesday Sarnia Lambton. The post signals broad community engagement but provides no donation amounts or program timelines, so contact DOG EAT DOG for details on the nature of each partnership.
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Projects with Dylan: Origami Kitties Update
DOG EAT DOG posted a playful Projects with Dylan social media reel on March 6 showing an origami kitties craft tutorial, described as a funny family friendly moment. The short reel is meant to inspire a quick at home folding activity and is presented in a reel format for easy viewing.
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funky coloured snakes (6.6'L)
DOG EAT DOG is featuring a handmade funky coloured plush snake by Grow With EmEm that measures about 6.6 feet, promoted as a durable cuddly gift for baby showers and birthdays. The original post praises its long lasting cuddle quality but does not include price or purchase details.
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Community dog-friendly walk
DOG EAT DOG is hosting a community dog friendly walk at Canatara Park with a 10:00 AM start, welcoming pet owners and families. Expect hot chocolate, apple cider, and puppy toys, and note that no registration or cost details were provided in the announcement.
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Birthday celebration announcement for Fast Eddie
DOG EAT DOG posted a playful birthday announcement for Fast Eddie on 2026-02-28, noting he is officially 18 as a leap year baby while his card jokes he is 70. The post includes an Instagram reel you can watch and links Fast Eddie to local culture via The Sarnia Song.
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Shelter meal served by organization leadership
DOG EAT DOG reported that City of Sarnia senior management, Sarnia Fire Rescue, and a DOG EAT DOG representative served a community meal at The Inn of the Good Shepherd on 2026-02-27. The post emphasizes collaborative leadership and local solidarity with hashtags like #sarniastrong and #cityofsarnia.
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Gift certificate acceptance announcement
Dog Eat Dog in Mitton Village accepts Sarnia-Lambton Tourism Gift Certificates, a quick reminder to shop locally and support neighborhood businesses. Contact Dog Eat Dog to confirm how to redeem certificates, since the announcement did not include contact details or redemption rules.
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Ambassador progress update
DOG EAT DOG posted a warm progress update on 2026-02-20 celebrating Roxie and Tale learning their ambassador roles, noting that Tale, at 15 months, still has his moments but has come far. This concise milestone gives followers a snapshot of ongoing ambassador training progress.
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New items and in-store dog greeters
DOG EAT DOG announced on 2026-02-20 that new merchandise is on the floor and that the shop dogs are ready to greet customers. This short local update signals a dog friendly shopping experience and fresh inventory, ideal for nearby pet owners planning a quick visit.
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Bacon-cheddar biscotti dog treats — Product Drop
Brenda's Barkery just dropped Bacon-cheddar biscotti dog treats on DOG EAT DOG, a handmade artisanal snack priced at $5 each. Published on 2026-02-19, this product drop points dog owners to contact the bakery or the DOG EAT DOG listing for ordering details and ingredient information.
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Humor post for older mothers
DOG EAT DOG posted a short, humorous Facebook message on 2026-02-19 celebrating women over 50 who gave birth naturally, described as accurate and funny. The post is built for quick sharing and warm community response, using playful emojis to underscore its upbeat tone.
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Fundraising groceries update
DOG EAT DOG reports $200 raised from a chair auction was used to buy groceries for The Grace Cafe Sarnia, with $20 still reserved for Sunday shopping. The chair was reupholstered by Liv Life Upholstered, and volunteer Valorie is thanked for making the auctions possible.
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Homemade dog treats
DOG EAT DOG is selling homemade, refrigeration required dog treats positioned as healthier than store bought options. They are available now in small, medium, and large bags priced at $3.00, $5.00, and $10.00 respectively, and the listing notes these are non taxed items. Try a small bag first to see how your dog likes the fresher textures and flavors.
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Welcome announcement
Brenda's Barkery joined the DOG EAT DOG marketplace, announced on 2026-02-12 with a warm social post inviting the community to welcome the new pet bakery. The vendor highlights artisan baked treats and dog treats, though no pricing or location details were included in the announcement.
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Pin Folk project inclusion
DOG EAT DOG posted on 2026-02-09 that they were honored to be included in the "Pin Folk" project seven years ago and asked anyone who was "pinned" (or who knows someone who was) to comment with the person's name.