Dogs get their own concession stand at Diamondbacks stadium

Jordan Heck

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The Diamondbacks teamed up with PetSmart to provide dog lovers a one-of-a-kind experience at Chase Field.

During the 13 Sunday D-backs home games in the 2016 season, dog owners will be allowed to bring their pet to a comfortable environment made specifically for dogs.

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Here's how it works, via a team news release:

The PetSmart Patio will be located along the main concourse behind the left-center field wall. The patio area will feature a family-friendly atmosphere with multi-tiered seating that is perfect for groups of humans and canines of various sizes. For each of the 13 Dog Days of Summer held at the D-backs' Sunday home games, pets can enjoy concessions such as dog-friendly ice cream with toppings like kibble and other pet treats. As part of the Dog Days of Summer ticket package, pet parents will also receive a PetSmart "Doggie Bag," complete with free items from PetSmart. 

"We are excited to create a unique dog-friendly area of our ballpark and can think of no better way than to partner with Phoenix-based PetSmart," said D-backs president and chief executive officer Derrick Hall in a statement. "Bark at the Park has always been a popular event at Chase Field, and now we are thrilled to offer fans the opportunity to bring their dogs to our games every Sunday to a new destination designed specifically for them. For many households a pet is an extension of their families and the D-backs are excited to partner with PetSmart to provide a family-friendly atmosphere for all family members, including our canine friends."

In addition to creating a space for current dog owners, there will also be an adoption spot during these games for families to take a puppy home with them.

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Jordan Heck is a Social Media Producer at Sporting News. Before working here, he was a Digital Content Producer at The Indianapolis Star. He graduated with a degree from Indiana University.