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Brewing beer is a fun and rewarding hobby. When you do good, you get beer. When you do bad, you get beer. It's a lot like recreation league softball. In the fermentor: Wit Raspberry Wheat In the pipeline: SnowPlow Milk Stout Blueberry Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde |
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Nope. Your dog's just an IPA fan. Get working on the Pliny clone!
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probably just smelled too strong for him
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Start slow then taper off
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So, your beer doesn't taste like goose poop and you want to toss it?
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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OK, who is smarter: you or the dog?
![]() I have heard that hops can screw up a dog pretty badly (in decent quantities). Maybe the dog's natural defenses were saying "don't do it!". Or....could be he's a lager dog.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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Just like most of us that took our first swig or sniff of beer, I think he just needs a little time to come around. Maybe get his taste buds a little loose with some Jack 'n Coke before introducing the beer. Afterall, that's how we all finally accepted beer, right?
*If there happens to be any PETA members on these forums, I'm totally kidding about getting the dog drunk. Well, maybe 1/2 joking. Maybe 1/4 joking.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Dogs learn from drinking alcohol, people don't. IOTW, dogs get a hangover once, then never touch the stuff again. Your dog probably got into some beer in the past and has learned it is poison.
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![]() My dog will happily eat his own puke (containing the thing that just made him puke.) If that doesn't constitute "not learning" then I don't know what does. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: North Pole, Alaska
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What kind of dog is it?
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My dog turns his noise up at my beer, but will happily slurp down a 12 year old scotch.
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