Why is the dog's beer more expensive than mine? Man, why didn't I think of this cash cow?!
I have to be careful I don't leave my beer out anywhere unattended. After spilling a beer we discovered that my Corgi LOVES the taste of beer. A drunk Corgi is NOT something I want to see. They're weird enough sober!
One year we had a big barbecue at our house and over night we had left big bins full of ice and still some beer left from the party.We didn't think much about taking the beers out and putting them in our fridge , over night the dogs had punctured 36 cans all over the yard, a lot had been drank and lots of beer spilled all over the yard.By Morning (this is in the summer 101 degrees in afternoon)our yard smelled like a tavern and our dogs were all snoring so loud on the lounge chairs like drunken sailors.it was a site to see I tell ya..
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Oh Angleique, that is a funny story. Dogs with hangovers hahah! Just like them to leave the cans lying all over the place - dogs are such pigs! My Arkane could easily turn into a little alchy dog, he loves it.
Yes they looked like they had party all night, those bast.ds, it took me all day to clean and try hozing off the smell, I remember they would burp beer smell in our faces through out the day
Yuko, no no training that month it was too hot, even at night
(that's why I hate Vegas)
my mum's lab/rott, now deceased, knew that if he threw a can onto the cement before puncturing it, that it would spray at him. he would sit there barking at the can that was spraying him in the face/mouth. beer, soda, he didn't care, as long as it sprayed!
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