Busch wants to pay your pooch $20,000 to try its dog beer – here's how to enter
USA TODAY via Yahoo Finance· 3 days agoTo enter, submit a picture of your promising pup on social media (Facebook, Instagram or Twitter)...
Pets Are Like Family, But Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
Time Magazine· 6 days agoTwo-thirds of pet owners in the U.S. primarily pay out of pocket or with cash for vet expenses, compared to just 3% who use pet insurance, according to...
Busch Beer Wants to Pay a Dog $20,000 — Plus Benefits — to Taste Test Their Dog Brew
People via Yahoo News· 5 days agoMost dogs live the good life of long naps, belly scratches, and regularly scheduled meals — but...
Your dog could earn $20,000 as ‘Chief Tasting Officer’ for Busch Dog Brew
The Patriot-News· 4 days agoHave you ever told your dog to get a job? Last year, Busch released its first-ever product made for...
Busch Wants To Hire Your Dog To Taste Their Dog Beer For $20,000
House Beautiful via Yahoo News· 3 days agoThe Chief Tasting Officer will have the important job of taste testing new flavors for the Dog Brew...
Your Dog Could Get Hired To Try Dog Beer..No Joke! | V101.1 | Visa On The Radio
iHeartRadio· 2 days agoBusch is looking to hire your dog to try their dog beer...yeah sounds crazy but I guess they are...
Busch Beer Wants to Pay Your Dog $20,000 With Benefits! | 102.3 THE BEAT | Tino Cochino Radio
iHeartRadio· 4 days agoBush is looking for a dog to work as their Chief Tasting Officer which will have a salary of $20,000...
Busch Beer Wants To Give Your Dog A Paying Job! | 102 KTRA | Afternoons with Ryan
iHeartRadio· 3 days agoBusch Beer is offering a paying job to a dog. Specifically, the brand is looking for a CTO, or chief...
Busch Wants to Hire Your Pup to Taste Its Dog Brew & It Pays $20,000
Thrillist Food & Drink· 4 days agoThankfully, Busch wants to put your good boy to work. Following last year's Busch Dog Brew launch,...
Why Choosing a Higher Pet Insurance Deductible Can Pay Off
MSN News· 2 days agoYour savings in premiums will probably beat any benefits from selecting a lower amount.