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Interesting news · 28 October 2025

Scottish First as Club Launches Season Tickets for Dogs

Fife · from thescottishsun.co.uk

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Cowdenbeath FC has become the first football club in Scotland to introduce season tickets for dogs. The Lowland League side now allows supporters to buy canine passes for £15, giving dogs entry to all home fixtures alongside their owners. The initiative follows the club’s recent “Bring Your Dog to the Game Day” success and aims to make matches more inclusive for pet owners. Cowdenbeath FC, who were relegated from League Two in 2022, said the scheme has already attracted positive attention from fans and animal charities.

Read it at the sourcethescottishsun.co.uk

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