Pet Shop Owner Creates Beer for Dogs

You'd probably only give your dog one, as a treat, versus giving yourself 12, to get your drunk on.

Many people would ask why people dress their dogs and carry them everywhere...not saying its right but people are weird about dogs.

But which one is more interesting?

That's right: doggy-beer.

Hey, who said all the media ever reported was bad news?

Yeah most dogs I've known like real beer.

we also have doggie anti-depressants and anti-anxiety drugs. There are even pet counselors for dogs that are one the aforementioned drugs.

*rolls eyes*

I have to give my dog xanax on the 4th of July. He turns into a shaking, drooling mess during fireworks. And where we usually celebrate the 4th, the fireworks go all night long. It works!

Poor pooch. That might work for thunderstorms, too.

We've thought of that, but usually they roll through so quickly that the medication either doesn't have time to work, or starts working and continues to work long after the thunderstorm is over.

The annoying thing about it is that he is a hunting dog. He gets shot over on a regular basis, and has absolutely no problem with that whatsoever. I think it's possible he thinks it's weird that there is booming, and he isn't smelling any pheasant and my husband isn't standing near him with a shotgun. He can't find any logical reason for the booming, so he freaks.

Either that, or he's just a loon.

1.65 is what heiniken costs here!

in a bar it's 4 euros!

5 euros in the big cities.

-Dave

I don't know. I've met a lot of people and a lot of dogs. So far I like most of the dogs better.

Very much so!

You're right. Even by the case, Heineken isn't much less that a dollar per bottle, at least retail.

I was thinking the same thing, but maybe Heineken is cheaper in Amsterdam? Isn't it brewed there? Wouldn't it be a little like buying Old Milwaukee up in Wisconsin?

Just a theory.

Beer is nearly as cheap as bottled water in UK supermarkets. The French supermarkets are even cheaper. I haven't been to the Netherlands for a while, but the price sounds about right.

but maybe Heineken is cheaper in Amsterdam? Isn't it brewed there?

Point. The beer from the local brewery by my college was far cheaper at my college than it is now that I live farther away.

Beer is nearly as cheap as bottled water in UK supermarkets

I don't buy bottled water often, and never from a supermarket in bulk, but when I buy one from a stand or vending machine they are often $1 to $2, which is about the price per bottle of beer when you buy a six pack. So beer is nearly as cheap as bottled water in the US as well.

Even cheaper if Keystone Light is your thing, though I hesitate to call that beer.

The beer from the local brewery by my college was far cheaper at my college than it is now that I live farther away.

Yeah, if you go to the Brooklyn Brewery here you can get 24 bottles for $12. And that's in New York where six bottles of freaking Rolling Rock will go for $7-$8

You can still get a pounder of PBR for a buck in some restaurants, but I am officially moving to the UK.

More to ireland.

most beers are about 1-2 euros a piece in a liquor store or supermarket.

and copious alcohol consumption is manditory.

-Dave

I think it's non-alcoholic beer.

And I agree...human hangovers and annoying dogs do not mix. I need to train mine to open the back door and let themselves out.

There is a much better reason not to feed this to your dogs = dog farts