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How do ballparks account for the pooches' eventual (ahem) needs, since they'll be there 3 or 4 hours? I don't want to have to watch my every step or have a back leg raised against my seat.

Imagine you're seated between a male dog and a female in heat...with a hot dog and beer in your lap.

Is it limited to one dog per paying fan?

Note: My wife and I share our home with five dogs.

I don't understand the desire to have your dog at professional sporting event.

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025 07:39 am I don't understand the desire to have your dog at professional sporting event.

Ditto.

I will offend some probably, but it is a mental illness.

I do understand working dogs, because they serve a purpose to their human. But it isn't like they are enjoying watching the game, eating a hot dog, or drinking a beer.

Trust me, your dog would 100% rather be a a dog park, doggie daycare with some homeboys, going for a walk, etc. than leashed at a baseball game in a weird place around weird people and unable to relax.

I have two great dogs that I will not be bringing to an MLB baseball game.