Here in Arizona, we\u2019re known for al fresco dining, where the weather is perfect for about six months out of the year. Our outdoor dining patios are filled to the brim during our 75-degree Fahrenheit days. The same goes for craft breweries that seemingly pop up everywhere these days in urban areas. There\u2019s nothing better than a pint on a patio on a beautiful day, so why not experience it with your best friend?<\/p>\n
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Breweries across the country are fully embracing the dog-friendly trend and creating inviting spaces for dogs and humans alike, both inside and outside.<\/p>\n
O.H.S.O. brewery, with several locations across Phoenix, Arizona, hosts dog-friendly patios at each location. The locations offer free dog biscuits made with spent grain from the brewery, a dog wash, disposable dog bowls, all-you-can-drink water and free sniffs! O.H.S.O. earned a TripsWithPets.com<\/a> preferred badge, indicating that the brewery is friendly to pooches.<\/p>\n Plenty of dog friendly breweries, like OHSO Brewery, offer free dog treats! Photography by: \u00a9 Erica Dermer<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Uncle Bear\u2019s, in Gilbert, Arizona, annually partners with the Arizona Humane Society for \u201cPints For Paws!\u201d During this sponsored weekend, Uncle Bear\u2019s raises $1 for the Arizona Humane Society for each beer sold at its dog-friendly brewery during Beer Week. In 2019, it raised more than $10,000.<\/p>\n Photography by: \u00a9 Arizona Humane Society<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Empirical Brewery in Chicago, Illinois, not only has a dog-friendly taproom but also a squad of Brewery cats! It\u2019s not a surprise to see a dog\u2019s birthday party at Empirical, celebrating with dogs and humans alike in this brewery. They\u2019ve also hosted a \u201cWhere Bark Meets Business\u201d networking night \u2014 where dogs and local professional humans \u201cshake\u201d and learn new tricks! Photo courtesy of Scottsdale Beer Co.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Dogs and hops are a dangerous mix. Beer is made with water, grain, yeast and hops, which are toxic for dogs. Symptoms include, vomiting, labored breathing and fluctuations in body temperature, plus it may lead to kidney damage.<\/p>\n Photography by: \u00a9Getty Images<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Yes, dogs can get alcohol poisoning (ethanol toxicosis in dogs). They are smaller than us and, of course, their kidneys just weren\u2019t created to process alcohol. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, trouble urinating, comas and heart failure.<\/p>\n Check out the article Can Dogs Drink Beer, Wine or Other Types of Alcohol?<\/em><\/a> on Dogster.com<\/a><\/p>\n While it sure looks like all fun and games in these dog-friendly breweries and patios, manners still apply to humans and animals alike. Understanding your own dog and how she interacts with others is key.<\/p>\n If your dog is easily stressed out by new smells, lots of noise and a gathering of people in an enclosed area, these busy patios on weekends aren\u2019t for you! If your dog is fearful of other dogs or guards his food or toys, then the dog patio is definitely not her scene. I\u2019ve seen four-legged patrons dodging feet and getting wrapped around stools and chairs trying to stay with their human.<\/p>\n Check out the digs first before bringing your pet. Keep your pup safe throughout your visit by keeping an eye on other dogs and humans, especially the little ones.<\/p>\n Photography by: Teresa Blosio @ilovelucyaussie<\/p>\n<\/div>\n In this type of enclosed space, strange dogs and humans will be approaching your dog. Absolutely do not tether your dog to the table and walk away. This puts your dog in a situation where he has no choice but to fight if he\u2019s scared, since flight is not an option, and a strange place with strangers is a very stressful situation. Keep your dog with you at all times so you can monitor all activity and can rescue your dog if she shows signs of stress.<\/p>\n Thumbnail: \u00a9Shot Share | Getty Images<\/em><\/p>\n Erica Dermer, a freelance writer and editor from Phoenix, is a stay-at-home cat mom to a beautiful tortoiseshell cat named Mushu and posts photos of her pets on the @TerribleMurph Instagram account. <\/em><\/p>\n The post Dog-Friendly Breweries to Try This Summer<\/a> by Erica Dermer<\/a> appeared first on Dogster<\/a>. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren’t considered public domain. However, we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article, then linking out to the rest of the piece on Dogster.com.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n The post Dog-Friendly Breweries to Try This Summer<\/a> by Erica Dermer<\/a> appeared first on Dogster<\/a>. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren’t considered public domain. However, we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article, then linking out to the rest of the piece on Dogster.com.<\/p>\n Here in Arizona, we\u2019re known for al fresco dining, where the weather is perfect for about six months out of the year. Our outdoor dining patios are filled to the brim during our 75-degree Fahrenheit days. The same goes for craft breweries that seemingly pop up everywhere these days in urban areas. There\u2019s nothing better than a pint on a patio on a beautiful day, so why not experience it with your best friend?<\/p>\n Breweries across the country are fully embracing the dog-friendly trend and creating inviting spaces for dogs and humans alike, both inside and outside.<\/p>\n O.H.S.O. brewery, with several locations across Phoenix, Arizona, hosts dog-friendly patios at each location. The locations offer free dog biscuits made with spent grain from the brewery, a dog wash, disposable dog bowls, all-you-can-drink water and free sniffs! O.H.S.O. earned a TripsWithPets.com<\/a> preferred badge, indicating that the brewery is friendly to pooches.<\/p>\n Plenty of dog friendly breweries, like OHSO Brewery, offer free dog treats! Photography by: \u00a9 Erica Dermer<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Uncle Bear\u2019s, in Gilbert, Arizona, annually partners with the Arizona Humane Society for \u201cPints For Paws!\u201d During this sponsored weekend, Uncle Bear\u2019s raises $1 for the Arizona Humane Society for each beer sold at its dog-friendly brewery during Beer Week. In 2019, it raised more than $10,000.<\/p>\n Photography by: \u00a9 Arizona Humane Society<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Empirical Brewery in Chicago, Illinois, not only has a dog-friendly taproom but also a squad of Brewery cats! It\u2019s not a surprise to see a dog\u2019s birthday party at Empirical, celebrating with dogs and humans alike in this brewery. They\u2019ve also hosted a \u201cWhere Bark Meets Business\u201d networking night \u2014 where dogs and local professional humans \u201cshake\u201d and learn new tricks! Photo courtesy of Scottsdale Beer Co.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Dogs and hops are a dangerous mix. Beer is made with water, grain, yeast and hops, which are toxic for dogs. Symptoms include, vomiting, labored breathing and fluctuations in body temperature, plus it may lead to kidney damage.<\/p>\n Photography by: \u00a9Getty Images<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Yes, dogs can get alcohol poisoning (ethanol toxicosis in dogs). They are smaller than us and, of course, their kidneys just weren\u2019t created to process alcohol. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, trouble urinating, comas and heart failure.<\/p>\n Check out the article Can Dogs Drink Beer, Wine or Other Types of Alcohol?<\/em><\/a> on Dogster.com<\/a><\/p>\n While it sure looks like all fun and games in these dog-friendly breweries and patios, manners still apply to humans and animals alike. Understanding your own dog and how she interacts with others is key.<\/p>\n If your dog is easily stressed out by new smells, lots of noise and a gathering of people in an enclosed area, these busy patios on weekends aren\u2019t for you! If your dog is fearful of other dogs or guards his food or toys, then the dog patio is definitely not her scene. I\u2019ve seen four-legged patrons dodging feet and getting wrapped around stools and chairs trying to stay with their human.<\/p>\n Check out the digs first before bringing your pet. Keep your pup safe throughout your visit by keeping an eye on other dogs and humans, especially the little ones.<\/p>\n Photography by: Teresa Blosio @ilovelucyaussie<\/p>\n<\/div>\n In this type of enclosed space, strange dogs and humans will be approaching your dog. Absolutely do not tether your dog to the table and walk away. This puts your dog in a situation where he has no choice but to fight if he\u2019s scared, since flight is not an option, and a strange place with strangers is a very stressful situation. Keep your dog with you at all times so you can monitor all activity and can rescue your dog if she shows signs of stress.<\/p>\n Thumbnail: \u00a9Shot Share | Getty Images<\/em><\/p>\n Erica Dermer, a freelance writer and editor from Phoenix, is a stay-at-home cat mom to a beautiful tortoiseshell cat named Mushu and posts photos of her pets on the @TerribleMurph Instagram account. <\/em><\/p>\n The post Dog-Friendly Breweries to Try This Summer<\/a> by Erica Dermer<\/a> appeared first on Dogster<\/a>. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren’t considered public domain. 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\nScottsdale Beer Company, a dog-friendly brewery in Phoenix, Arizona, recently launched Puppy Kisses IPA in collaboration with the Arizona Humane Society. Proceeds from the beer sales go to support the society\u2019s programs like its \u201cMutternity\u201d Ward.<\/p>\n![\"Photo](\"http:\/\/www.dogster.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Scottsdale-Beer-Co..jpg\")
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\nScottsdale Beer Company, a dog-friendly brewery in Phoenix, Arizona, recently launched Puppy Kisses IPA in collaboration with the Arizona Humane Society. Proceeds from the beer sales go to support the society\u2019s programs like its \u201cMutternity\u201d Ward.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nNo Drinks for Fido!<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nNot for your dog<\/h3>\n
Do\u2019s and don\u2019ts<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nBrewery Bites<\/h3>\n
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About the author<\/a>:<\/h3>\n
Find more dog friendly activities near you on dogster.com<\/a>:<\/h3>\n
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