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Doggie Day at the Guardians

Everyone who knows Ronnie and I, know we love our Guardians baseball.  Of course that means Bello has to be a fan as well.  This year early in the season while it is still cool out they started doing doggy days.  It is actually a great deal.  The tickets are cheap and you do pay $15 for a dog ticket but the tickets include a TON of stuff.  Every doggy ticket includes 2 bags of treats, a puppy hip pack, and a bandana and do not forget the doggy treats of pup cups with ice-cream.  For the dog parents it includes all you can eat buffet of mini hot dogs, sliders, nachos, potato salad, mac and cheese, popcorn, cookies, and all you can drink pop and water.  They have puppy pools and a puppy relief area.  It was so much fun







Bello loved seeing Onion and Slider with the bid tennis ball.  



He sat so nicely like a good boy for the game.  He watched the field, he never barked and got along with all of his other doggy friends in the area.  Just look at that sweet little smile on his face!  I love my dear little buddy and being able to take him places.  Ronnie and I had a great time showing him off.  It was fun to see all the doggies and how they all looked freshly groomed to be out for the night with their dog parents.  It was a great idea by the Guardians and I hope they do it again next year.  

 

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