KINGSTON'S ONLY BARBERSHOP WITH A PUB
Hair of the Dog Barber and Pub is happy to announce mask and occupancy mandates have been removed in Ontario. Barbers are happy to wear a mask during the service to make all customers feel safe and welcome, just ask on arrival.
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THE STORY OF THE DOG
Established in 2019 when local expert Barber, Luke Chambers and Entrepreneur Brendan Paul came together to create a truly unique experience in Kingston where fine grooming and cold pints are served up in a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere.
Luke Chambers
Master Barber & Co-OwnerBorn, raised and fully trained in the United Kingdom, Luke holds diplomas with NVQs Level 2 and 3 in Hairdressing and NVQ 2 Barbering and an active Ontario College of Trades Hairstylist Licence and 17 years experience in the hair industry in salons in England, Sydney, Australia and Canada.. He is bringing his talent and passion to his home city of Kingston
Jimmy
BarberA truly old school Barber, Jimmy offers slick fades and is a Beard Savant. A Texan by birth, he has spent the last 20 years in Kingston and married into the FAB Hair dynasty. Jimmy picked up the clippers a few short years ago and dedicated himself to mastering the craft.
Kyle
BarberHannah
BarberAfter successfully completing the Hair Styling program at St. Lawrence College, she knew her future was in barbering so she joined The Dog in 20210. From tight fades, long hair work or beards, our girl has you covered.
Noah
BarberThe latest addition to The Dog team of barbers, Noah has spent the last 12 months as the Halls of Residence barber. Luke took him under his wing to refine his fledgeling talent and he has grown into a remarkable young talent. Noah is ready to provide you with a solid haircut for any occasion.
L'Wiz
BarberBella
BarberTracy
BarberBrandon
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KINGSTON'S FINEST CRAFT ON TAP
Serving up Kingston’s finest craft beers and premium liquor in a welcoming, inclusive and relaxed environment. You never need an appointment to pop in for a pint and a chat.
