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Classified: AKC German Shepherd Puppies
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Beer! (24 replies)
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Has anybody also noticed their GSDs enjoy a drink of beer?
Both Nelson & our previous hound seem to really enjoy an occasional saucer full of beer & unsuprisingly a good quality german one been their favourites.
Nelson will aslo lick scotch off my finger as well & doesn't seem to baulk at the strength or flavour at all... although that is definitely all he's going to get!
AandA |
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Dogs have no tolerance for alcohol - go google, before you have to wean your alcoholic dogs off the stuff. |
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I wouldnt give my dogs beer or any form of alcohol - |
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GreyHound owners often give some form or the other of Alcohol to soothe down the nerves of the dogs after a hectic run.
It is given in certain sport and to certain dogs. No big deal small amounts is OK because the dog liver is very small so enlargement danger is there. Keep a close watch
cheers
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our local pet shop sells non alcoholic dog beer smells like crap but my friends dog seemed to enjoy it.
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Share my booze with the dogs? On yer bike! |
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 I cant find a scottish one:(
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Tigermouse,
Non-alcoholic beer for dogs! Unbelievable! Just about as unsettling as your new avatar! YIKES
I have noticed that a good German beer left unattended, will surely sneak a taste or two, no surprises here, as it seems natural that a Good German dog would hate to see such goodness go to waste. |
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LoL all my dogs always like lick off the bottle after I finish drinking my becks lol :)
I am pretty surre they would drink it all if I would let them :)
I Guess is the german in them :)
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Had a few German beers last weekend whist i was in Germany, Only sold in Literof beer at a time,
It tasted pretty good after the third one
Steve |
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On some show I watched on TV.... they give Guiness beer to race horses, (and pregnant woman....)
I believe it was in England......
Although it's not for the birds, I know someone who gave his parrot some and he fell from his perch,
feet in the air, never to rise again! |
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I have to be careful to keep beer out of reach of some of my dogs. They'd be perfectly happy to drink as much as they could get... Lushes by their German heritage?
Years ago, my best friend and training buddy taught my female, Emma, to go open the fridge and bring her a beer on the sofa in front of the TV when I wasn't home. I came home one day to find punctured beer cans all over the living room, beer on the ceiling, carpet, TV, everywhere, Sue passed out on the couch and Emma passed out on her dog bed. I had to chain the fridge shut for 8 years after that. Didn't save my beer from my friend, but at least it kept Emma sober.
SS |
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| On the topic of beer. WHat is a light German Beer that is sold in the United States? |
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I don't know about the German Shepherds but we caught my Rat Terrier with my mom's wine glass on his head a few days ago. He must of been really into it to get the glass stuck on his head. Mom was very upset that he drank her wine. |
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It's common (or was) practice to give horses guiness or stout in a good mash if they're "poor doers" or if they need building up after / for the hunting season etc.
I confess... mine would quaff anything alcoholic, if allowed, I think it may be the Scottish influence tho'! |
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Yes, Beer like Guiness was given to the racehorses in England It was a dark beer and full of Malt
The old saying was when i was a lad a Guiness a day keeps the Doctor away
I always maintained that was not always true, It depends on how many you drank
The Light German beer does not have much punch to it, not that i found last weekend, i could sup it down like a glass of Water
But a small Belgian beer has much more kick to it and over here we drink only a half pint at a time
Some of the beers you would not get to drink the fourth one
Steve |
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Drunken dog's fart a lot !!
And fall down regularly...LOL.
A friend used to take his boxer to the river every weekend, and the dog got beer to settle her down, she had to be watched from falling overboard.
Damned she could stink up a room.
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Light german beer? Did the german sink that low already? lol hahahaa sorry just had to (Hater of light beers, beer is beer don't touch it :) ) |
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Thats all there was on offer at 5 euros a Liter
Steve |
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when i was a kids we would give beer to our horses - one was a throughbred and the other a quarter horse. they loved it and we found it very entertaining watching them drink it  |
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Steve 5 euroes a litter in US they always rip you off :) hahahaha Moveing back to europe :)
I still remember the good old times, fire bun somewhere deep in the woods and lots of beer and girls lol hahahaha :)
Good times never die :) |
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"Although it's not for the birds, I know someone who gave his parrot some and he fell from his perch, feet in the air, never to rise again! "
He NOTdead, he's pining for the fjords ROFL
Years ago I had and English Setter who refused to hunt unless I would give her an Pabst Blue RIbbon first. Obviously a dog of low taste.
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That's a dog after my own heart,
Pabst Blue Ribbon was alway's my favorite beer growing up.....:)
Taste is something of a personal choice and non negotiable.
Taste is the flavor, not what you look like holding the bottle...lol |
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