A Brooklyn beer deliveryman claims he was no Lucky Dog when he entered a bar by that name this summer.
Edward O’Farril says, in fact, he was “traumatized” when the Williamsburg saloon’s pet pit bull viciously attacked him as he tried to bring kegs of Budweiser inside.
“I was just working, minding my business. It was chained up and it got me anyway,” O’Farril told The Post yesterday, after filing suit against the bar.
The Bud Man’s lawyer and sister said the pooch tore into O’Farril’s right thigh on June 2. His Brooklyn Supreme Court complaint goes after Lucky Dog and Alfredo Gongora, named in the suit as owner of the Lucky Dog’s building and of the offending pooch. Gongora and the bar’s owner, Salvatore Fristensky, both said they don’t own dogs and had no idea anyone was attacked at the bar.