Merry Christmas!

We’re about to shut down for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
We’ll be back to regular business hours on Saturday.

From everyone at Small Dog Electronics, we wish you and your family the absolute best. Merry Christmas and PEACE ON EARTH!

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