Enjoy A Great Afternoon With Your Pooch At Bark At The Park

You and your best furry friend will have the time of your life hanging out and watching baseball with the El Paso Chihuahuas for Bark at the Park.

We all want to get taken out to a ballgame and includes your four-legged friends too! The El Paso Chihuahuas are hosting another "Bark at the Park" baseball game where you can take your pooch to the park with you.

This was one of my favorite events to take Tubby too and he always loved all the attention he'd get from fellow baseball fans. We'd gather together a group of ten or more pugs and all head out the Southwest University Park all proudly wearing our Chihuahuas gear- dogs included.

Unfortunately my newest rescue doesn't have all her shots yet so I can't take her but you can still go enjoy some fun in the sun. This Sunday, August 15th is the next Bark at the Park. Tickets starts at as low as $10 and you head to the website to purchase your tickets, you'll see Tubby's good friend Po Boy in his Chihuahuas gear on the page.

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Dogs attending the game must enter through the Missouri Gate Entrance. Dogs are allowed to sit in any section, but are not allowed in hospitality areas like Santa Fe Pavilion, Sun Kings Saloon, Suites, WestStar Bank Club, City Hall Grill, lawn seating, rest rooms etc. Only one dog per seat, dogs must be on a leash, owners must sign a waiver upon entry, owners will be allowed one reentry for pet relief and owners must show proof of vaccinations for: Rabies, DHLP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Para Influenza), Parvo and Bordatella.

Find out more details about this event at the Minor League Baseball website.

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