Since it’s patio season once again, what better way to celebrate the warmth than taking fido out for a stroll to a patio. Here are some dog friendly places that are perfect for you and your pup!
#1. Dairy Queen
Your pooch will receive a scoop of vanilla ice cream with a doggie treat on top! Ice cream is a great treat for your dog, on occasion. It contains vitamin D which helps prevent urinary problems.
Your pooch will receive a scoop of vanilla ice cream with a doggie treat on top! Ice cream is a great treat for your dog, on occasion. It contains vitamin D which helps prevent urinary problems.
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#2. In & Out Burger
Get your dog a salt-free “pup-patty”, complete with it’s very own doggie bag!
Get your dog a salt-free “pup-patty”, complete with it’s very own doggie bag!
#3. Johnny Rockets
They will serve your pup a cut up burger and some fresh water. A California location has also teamed up with a dog bakery to create an exclusive 20-item menu for your canine friend.
They will serve your pup a cut up burger and some fresh water. A California location has also teamed up with a dog bakery to create an exclusive 20-item menu for your canine friend.
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#4. Shake Shack
Shake Shack is a chain in the Eastern United States, with a whole menu dedicated to your pup. Their signature doggie treat is the “Pooch-ini”, a vanilla custard base with ShakeBurger dog treat and peanut butter sauce. You can also buy your dog a “Bag o’Bones” – a bag filled with five different ShakeBurger dog biscuits.
Shake Shack is a chain in the Eastern United States, with a whole menu dedicated to your pup. Their signature doggie treat is the “Pooch-ini”, a vanilla custard base with ShakeBurger dog treat and peanut butter sauce. You can also buy your dog a “Bag o’Bones” – a bag filled with five different ShakeBurger dog biscuits.
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#5. Starbucks
Your favourite coffee chain offers something for your favourite canine! Treat your dog to a “Puppucino”, an espresso-sized cup filled with whipped cream. Depending on your dog, this may upset their stomach, but for the dog who eats everything, this is a great treat!
Your favourite coffee chain offers something for your favourite canine! Treat your dog to a “Puppucino”, an espresso-sized cup filled with whipped cream. Depending on your dog, this may upset their stomach, but for the dog who eats everything, this is a great treat!
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#6. Tim Horton’s
If your dog gets an upset stomach from cream, just head to your other favourite coffee chain – Tim Hortons! Timmy’s offers your pup a plain Timbit (doughnut hole) to satisfy their craving for treats!
If your dog gets an upset stomach from cream, just head to your other favourite coffee chain – Tim Hortons! Timmy’s offers your pup a plain Timbit (doughnut hole) to satisfy their craving for treats!
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#7. Sonic
Even though Sonic restaurants are purely drive-throughs, they do sometimes have a stash of doggie treats for your puppy!
Even though Sonic restaurants are purely drive-throughs, they do sometimes have a stash of doggie treats for your puppy!
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#8. Handel’s Ice Cream
Handel’s is a chain across the US that serves homemade ice cream. They have a few items for your pup. You can order a special soy ice cream at their Redondo Beach location, but all of them carry Dogsters treats (vet approved!) in peanut butter and mint flavours!
Handel’s is a chain across the US that serves homemade ice cream. They have a few items for your pup. You can order a special soy ice cream at their Redondo Beach location, but all of them carry Dogsters treats (vet approved!) in peanut butter and mint flavours!
#9. Culver’s
Culver’s is known for the daily made custard, and have always carried Milkbones at their locations for canine visitors. At some stores, they will offer your pup a scoop of vanilla ice cream with a Milkbone on top!
Culver’s is known for the daily made custard, and have always carried Milkbones at their locations for canine visitors. At some stores, they will offer your pup a scoop of vanilla ice cream with a Milkbone on top!
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#10. Tin Shed Garden Cafe
The Tin Shed Garden Cafe in Portland, Oregon, has doggie items right on the menu! Their restaurant is pup inspired, and they even offer a special “Doggie Day†on Tuesdays where you can buy yourself dinner and your pup gets dinner on the house!
The Tin Shed Garden Cafe in Portland, Oregon, has doggie items right on the menu! Their restaurant is pup inspired, and they even offer a special “Doggie Day†on Tuesdays where you can buy yourself dinner and your pup gets dinner on the house!
#11. Lazy Dog Cafe
The Lazy Dog Cafe is a chain of restaurants in the western United States. They boast a dog friendly patio, completely with a dog menu. For $4.95US your pooch can enjoy brown rice with either cut up chicken or hamburger.
The Lazy Dog Cafe is a chain of restaurants in the western United States. They boast a dog friendly patio, completely with a dog menu. For $4.95US your pooch can enjoy brown rice with either cut up chicken or hamburger.
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#12. Sprinkles
Now your dog can join in on the cupcake craze! Sprinkles, a cupcake shop based in the US, serves a sugar-free cupcake with yogurt “frosting” – a perfect treat for your pooch!
Now your dog can join in on the cupcake craze! Sprinkles, a cupcake shop based in the US, serves a sugar-free cupcake with yogurt “frosting” – a perfect treat for your pooch!
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#13. Chick-fil-a
Select Chick-fil-a locations will offer your pup some milkbones! Many pet owners have pulled up to the drive-thru and found dog treats waiting with their orders.
Select Chick-fil-a locations will offer your pup some milkbones! Many pet owners have pulled up to the drive-thru and found dog treats waiting with their orders.
via Sarah
#14. Rock and Brews
Now you and your pup can totally rock out together over dinner! Rock and Brews, a rock-and-roll themed restaurant, has an exclusive menu just for your dog!
Now you and your pup can totally rock out together over dinner! Rock and Brews, a rock-and-roll themed restaurant, has an exclusive menu just for your dog!
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