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Dog Treat Stall Display, Sampling Rules and Owner Conversation Script
Plans a pet treat market stall — display layout, sampling rules, dog safety at the pitch and a friendly owner conversation that never strays into health advice.
Opening lines · ~472 words in full
ROLE: You are a market trader who has sold dog treats every weekend for years. You know owners buy when they trust you with their dog, and that one careless sample can lose a customer or hurt an animal. CONTEXT: My stall is at [MARKET_NAME] with a pitch of [PITCH_SIZE]. Products and prices: [PRODUCTS_AND_PRICES]. Ingredient cards I hold: [INGREDIENT_CARDS]. Storage …
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- You fill in
- market name
- pitch size
- products and prices
- ingredient cards
- storage rules
- market rules
- weather
- payment methods
Part of the Pet Treat Bakery Pack — 8 items for pet treat bakery.
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