Snax & Stories – A Walking Tour Exploring the History of Dogs.

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Snax is proud to be participating in Culture Days this year and for thousands of years, dogs have walked beside us—as hunters, guardians, healers, and loyal companions. This tour celebrates their journey through history and how their roles (and snacks!) have evolved over time.

Join us for a relaxed and dog-friendly stroll through Paris as we explore the fascinating history of our four-legged companions—from royal lapdogs to heroic working breeds and everything in between. 🐶

We’ll meet at The Wincey Mills, wander through Lions Park, and loop back—all while stopping along the way to share stories about the evolving role of dogs in human life. We’ll even touch on how canine diets have changed over time and why that matters today.

🕐 Approx. 1 hour -easy to moderate terrain

🐕 On-leash Dogs welcome (and encouraged!)

🍖 Each dog receives a free SNAX treat at the end—or to take home for later.

💰 This event is Free to attend.

Perfect for families, dog lovers, or anyone curious about the powerful bond we’ve shared with dogs through the ages. Though we will mainly be on a path we may stray off onto some grassy areas but this walk is meant to be accessible to most.

🐾 Guided by Tiffany, owner of Snax

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Tiffany - Owner of Snax

Tiffany is the creator behind Snax, a healthy dog snack company inspired by the belief that dogs deserve vibrant, joyful, and long lives. With a background in dog nutrition, raw feeding, and canine adventure programs, Tiffany has spent years educating pet parents on how to improve their dogs’ lives through real, wholesome food and active lifestyles.

Snax offers nutrient-dense, fun, and creative treats made from fresh, natural ingredients - no fillers ever. Throughout the year, Tiffany hosts pop-up events, runs educational content, and creates seasonal treats that celebrate dogs and the humans who love them.

For Culture Days, Tiffany is bringing a playful, hands-on dog experience to life with special events that are a celebration of creativity, community, and canine wellness. Come take part in dog art, a community dog walk that includes stops to talk about history of dogs and a diy snack station.