Oops. My bad....down here it's actually at the stadium, people take their dogs to the game (two games this year). You pay a fee to get your dog in (maybe $5 or so) and the proceeds go to a fund set up by Bobby Cox. I thought maybe TLR did a similar thing at Busch.....cardinalkarp wrote:I don't think it was bark at the park (as in Busch Stadium) it was in Forest Park.Simbagal23 wrote:Yep, they have that here in ATL as well....no way I'd take my dog. He couldn't sit still for long and certain dogs (yorkies, aka, ankle biters) really tick him off. Too much work for me, I wouldn't be able to enjoy myself at the game. I imagine the owners are supposed to "pick up" after their dogs? There has got to be pee and poop everywhere, though......like at Wrigley! (I kid!)phinstd wrote:Dating a new girl, went to Bark at the Park with her yesterday as I thought it sounded fun.
I was wrong.
Leave the dogs at home people...
Taking the dog everywhere.
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They do, its called Pooches in the Park though. Typically its held in June sometime.
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Should have clarified...I'm a grad student at MO St.
Here at AA Hammons Field in Springfield...fact they lost their 10th in a row didn't help though.
Definitely supposed to clean up after your dog...luckily her dog was pretty decent, and didn't do any of "that" at the game.
Here at AA Hammons Field in Springfield...fact they lost their 10th in a row didn't help though.
Definitely supposed to clean up after your dog...luckily her dog was pretty decent, and didn't do any of "that" at the game.
