Busch is in search of a "chief tasting officer" as it expands its "Dog Brew," a canine-friendly, alcohol-free bone broth, and is willing to compensate the chosen pup $20,000 for the role.
According to Anheuser-Busch, the role will have very important responsibilities, including leading Dog Brew's flavor portfolio expansion.
The job will also include taste-testing and quality control while serving as a product ambassador.
The chosen pup will also be a featured content creator on Busch's social channels.
Other perks that come with the job include pet insurance and free Busch Dog Brew.
Qualifications for the position include a refined palate and an outstanding sense of smell.
Interested pet parents can post a picture of their dog on social media along with their qualifications and the hashtag #BuschCTOcontest.


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