English Bulldog is ready to roll when mom asks him to go on a Dunkin' Run

We hate to say it, but sometimes you gotta have a Dunkin. This applies to dogs just as much as it does to people. One woman barely had to say the words Dunkin Donuts and her English Bulldog rushed to their car. It seems everyone loves a little coffee run!

Brisket was visibly excited when his mother asked him the big question: “Do you want to go to Dunkin?”

Something tells us the Bulldog could sense a treat in his future. How else to explain how quickly he started running towards the door. At the end of the workday he looked like Fred Flintstone. Yabba dabba doo!

“Hey Brisket, I have a question for you,” his mother said on the TV station film material. “Do you want to go to Dunkin Donuts?” she asked. The English Bulldog could barely contain his excitement. He ran all the way up the stairs and back down when he saw that his mother was not there. Come on, mom. Let’s go!

Commenters couldn’t stop laughing at Brisket’s response. We get it, Brisket. We also love our coffee. “‘Do you want to go to Dunkin donuts?’ ‘Wargarbldrdabl’ *beep,*” one person joked. “As soon as I heard his name I knew he was a unit,” another teased. “He said, ‘Yes,… What’s the question?'” another commenter joked. “The anticipation on his face as he came around that corner!” another person pointed out. Brisket knew what was coming, you can’t convince us otherwise.

Can Dogs Have Dunkin?

You’re in the car, you’re craving something tasty and you have your fur baby with you. Can you get them something to eat at Dunkin? As with any food that does not follow the typical dog diet, you should treat Dunkin as a treat. Dogs are obviously not allowed to drink coffee. And they can’t have donuts, bagels or many other items on the Dunkin menu.

However, there are a few special order items that are specifically for dogs. Dunkin has what they call a Puppy Latte (also called a cup of whipped cream), which can be a sweet treat for your good boy or girl. Some stores also have dog treats, so ask your cashier if they have some in stock.

Again, this should not be part of your dog’s daily diet. Otherwise they can become seriously ill. If you want to give them something special, keep special treats with you and give your dog one as you go through the drive-thru. This way you both get something tasty.

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