DOG EAT DOG
DOG EAT DOG is a community-driven gift shop in Sarnia-Lambton offering handmade artisan goods, local pet products, branded merchandise, and specialty pet items like raw dog food and dog donuts. The shop hosts in-store services and pop-up events, including obedience classes, grooming and nail-trim pop-ups, and family-friendly programs that support local makers and animal rescues. DOG EAT DOG also provides custom services such as bandana name printing and coordinates donation drives and community fundraisers.
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Last updated on Apr 18th, 2026
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Merchandise sale — Mug (white with black inner)
DOG EAT DOG posted on 2026-04-25 offering a white mug with a black inner for $15, available by private message. The announcement also lists Tshirts, 3/4 sleeves, hoodies, and white koozies with prices if you want to combine items from the same seller.
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Merchandise sale — Koozie (white)
DOG EAT DOG posted a local merchandise listing on 2026-04-25 offering a white Koozie for $5, with orders requested via private message. The post is part of a small product lineup that also includes Tshirts, 3/4 sleeve shirts, hoodies, and mugs, and uses local hashtags for discovery.
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Merchandise sale — 3/4 sleeve
DOG EAT DOG posted a local merchandise sale on April 25, offering Tshirts for $25, 3/4 sleeve shirts for $35, hoodies for $45, white koozies for $5, and white mugs with black inner for $15. To order, message the seller directly and specify color and size; items are promoted to Mitton Village and the Sarnia community.
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Merchandise sale — Hoodie
DOG EAT DOG posted a merchandise sale on April 25 offering a branded hoodie for $45, with apparel available in grey, white, or black. To order, message the seller directly; the post also lists Tshirt $25, 3/4 sleeve $35, koozie $5, and mug $15.
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Merchandise: shirts, hoodies, koozies, mugs
DOG EAT DOG is selling branded Tshirts for $25, 3/4 sleeve shirts for $35, hoodies for $45, white koozies for $5, and white mugs with black inner for $15. To order, send a private message to the organization; colors available are grey, white, or black.
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Dog on duty
DOG EAT DOG published a brief notice titled "Dog on duty" on 2026-04-25, announcing a canine presence. The post is a concise update intended to inform followers of the dog on duty that day.
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Congratulatory post for Caroline Russell
DOG EAT DOG posted a short celebratory message congratulating Caroline Russell on 2026-04-24; it is an invitation to send quick congratulations and engage with the organization on social media. Share a reply or reaction to join the congratulations.
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Birthday gift social post
On 2026-04-24 DOG EAT DOG shared a lighthearted social post offering Dylan the chance to pick any wholesale item in the store, and his surprising pick is revealed with playful emoji. The post is a compact example of personal retail gifting content that is easy to adapt for small business social media.
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Birthday greeting for an individual
DOG EAT DOG posted a cheerful greeting wishing Dylan Hadley a happy 33rd birthday on 2026-04-22 at 17:43:59 UTC. The short message uses cake and food emojis to mark the occasion, inviting friends and followers to reply with celebratory wishes.
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Read to a Rescue (kids program)
DOG EAT DOG is hosting Read to a Rescue on Saturday, June 27 from 2 to 4 PM. Kids ages 6 to 12 can practice reading to adoptable dogs from Sarnia Animal Rescue. It is a free event with sign-up at the counter.
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Nail Trim Pop-Up with Dr. Anya (Bluewater Vet)
Drop in for a Nail Trim Pop-Up with Dr. Anya from Bluewater Vet on Sunday, June 7. Walk-ins are welcome, trims are $15 per dog, and a donation from every trim supports Sarnia Animal Rescue.
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Grooming pop-up with Posh Paws (walk-in baths)
Posh Paws is popping up at DOG EAT DOG on Saturday, May 24 from 10 AM to 4 PM for walk-in baths. Baths are $40 and no appointment is needed, so it is an easy stop-in for a quick pup refresh.
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Beginner Obedience Classes with Kirsten (6-week course)
DOG EAT DOG is launching a 6-week Beginner Obedience course with Kirsten starting Sunday, May 10. Classes run Sundays from 10 to 11 AM, cost $165 per dog, and are capped at 8 dogs (all levels welcome).
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merchandise sale
DOG EAT DOG is selling local merchandise with clear pricing: Tshirts $25, 3/4 sleeve shirts $35, hoodies $45, white koozies $5, and white mugs with black inner $15. To buy, message the seller directly to confirm sizes, colors, payment, and pickup arrangements.
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Unexpected nearby occurrence post
On 2026-04-18 a DOG EAT DOG post shares a startled, humorous reaction after the poster stepped out the back and found something unexpected three doors down. The short, local update is most relevant to nearby neighbors and likely to prompt follow up comments or clarifying details from the community.
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Temporary store closure announcement
DOG EAT DOG posted on 2026-04-18 that the store is closed for the day and invited customers to return next week. The message is brief and apologetic, and customers should check the store's usual channels for updates on reopening.
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Puppies playing in the mud tonight
DOG EAT DOG posted playful scenes of puppies pouncing, trotting, rolling, and racing through mud puddles on 2026-04-18, inviting followers to show off their own muddy pups. The short social post is a lively community prompt for dog owners to share fun, muddy photos.
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Seven-year partnership milestone
DOG EAT DOG marks a seven year partnership with Kim's Accents In Glass on April 16, 2026, praising the collaboration for offering the most beautiful pieces of work. The short celebratory post highlights ongoing community appreciation of this long term creative relationship.
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Employee spotlight seeking permanent placement
DOG EAT DOG posted an employee spotlight for Dylan Hadley, who has worked there for 10 weeks in Sarnia-Sombra performing cleaning, customer greetings, package assistance, and community engagement. The business asks local employers to contact Leads Employment Services or message the poster to consider Dylan for a permanent position.
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Kim's Accents In Glass
DOG EAT DOG highlights new arrivals from Kim's Accents In Glass in a short, enthusiastic post on 2026-04-15, noting the shop never disappoints. It is a friendly prompt to check the latest glass accents and small goods from the seller.
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Merchandise for sale
DOG EAT DOG is offering branded merch with clear pricing and color options; Tshirt $25, 3/4 sleeve $35, Hoodie $45, white Koozie $5, and a white mug with black inner $15. Color options include grey, white or black, and orders are placed by sending a private message as noted in the listing.
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Donation update: The Grace Cafe Sarnia
DOG EAT DOG posted a morning donation update to The Grace Cafe Sarnia on 2026-04-14, thanking Ginny and her volunteers and noting that a Smart Car efficiently transported the food. The brief update highlights low operating cost, with $32 to fill the tank and a recommendation for cheap insurance for city donation runs.
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Social engagement post asking followers to tag who makes them laugh
DOG EAT DOG shared a warm Facebook prompt on April 14 2026 asking followers to tag the person who really makes them laugh, referencing a Circa 2020 memory and linking to the original post. It is an easy, free way to spread smiles with a short anecdote or emoji when you tag someone.
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100-year anniversary congratulations for Girl Guides
DOG EAT DOG posted a brief message on April 13, 2026, congratulating Girl Guides on 100 years of supporting youth and asking readers to share the post with anyone who was a Girl Guide. The item is a commemorative social post with no event details or contact information provided.
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Call for participation or donation
DOG EAT DOG posted a short, heartfelt request on 2026-04-12 asking supporters to participate or donate if they can. The message includes no contact details or instructions, so look up the organization's verified channels to find secure ways to give or get involved.
