Dogs at Harbor Point’s agility park get a taste of playtime with a fizzy twist
Hal’s, known for its seltzers and chips, is giving away dog toys shaped like their popular snacks.
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Hal’s, known for its seltzers and chips, is giving away dog toys shaped like their popular snacks. From squeaky seltzer bottles to crinkly chip bags, the toys are making tail wags across local parks.
Dog owners say the toys are a hit – not only because they’re free, but because they add a playful spin to something familiar.
Hal’s is sponsoring dog toys in hopes to bring a little more fun to both pups and their people.
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