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Pint-drinking pet spotted at Belfast pub lapped up by online fans
A pet dog was caught taking a drink from a pint outside a pub on the Ormeau Road - and the pictures went viral.
Jake Pulford was on the bus when he spotted what is thought to be a Shiba Inu taking a sip of its owner's beer outside the Errigle Inn.
Mr Pulford (26), originally from Kilkeel but now living in Finaghy, said: "I heard some laughter near me on the bus and I looked out and saw a dog propped up on a table guarding a pint.
"It kept looking around, checking if the coast was clear, then went for the pint several times.
"It didn't look like its owner was nearby - they must have went back into the pub briefly."
Mr Pulford shared the pictures with his friend Aisling Wilson who posted it on Facebook. The post had more than 21,000 likes.
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