Browns Football - What is Considered the "Dog Pound"?

Question

I am surprising my boyfriend by taking him to a Cleveland Browns football game this winter. He mentioned wanting to sit in the "dog pound" area but I don't know where that is and the seating chart doesn't say which zone that is... does anyone know where that is? Don't want to ask the BF as it is a surprise. Thanks! Here is a link to the seating chart:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/tickets/seating.php

Answer 1

That is a great Gift you are an Awesome Girl your Boyfriend is Lucky to have you , Your a Keeper !!!! and to answer your question The Dawg Pound is on the East Side End Zone .



Have Fun !!!!



Go Browns !!!!!!!

Answer 2

Cleveland Browns Dog Pound

Answer 3

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Answer 4

It's "DAWG" and it's the seats in the east endzone. It was named the Dawg Pound in the 1980s when defensive backs Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield started the idea of using the dog-versus-cat relationship between the quarterback and the defense. Fans began barking along with the players.



The Dawg Pound's bleacher section had the cheapest seats in the old Cleveland Municipal stadium, and its fans were already known as the most vocal. They adopted their new identity whole-heartedly, wearing dog noses, dog masks, bone-shaped hats and other outlandish costumes.



The new stadium carried over that attitude by labeling the east endzone Dawg Pound once again.

Answer 5

Browns Stadium Seating Chart

Answer 6

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Browns Football - What is Considered the "Dog Pound"?

I am surprising my boyfriend by taking him to a Cleveland Browns football game this winter. He mentioned wanting to sit in the "dog pound" area but I don't know where that is and the seating chart doesn't say which zone that is... does anyone know where that is? Don't want...

Answer 7

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Answer 8

The Dawg pound is the first section behind one of the endzones. I believe it is the east endzone but am not positive of that. You and your boyfriend will have a blast if you find tickets



here we go brownies here we go!

Answer 9

East endzone first section is the dawg pound, they actually consider the entire east endzone part of the dawg pound.. I just bought tickets to one of the games.

Answer 10

On the east side of the endzone, $40 tickets

Answer 11

Woof Woof. You're the girl.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

That where they take the Browns QBs to have them euthanized

Answer 14

usually close to the field, behind the endzones I think...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dofc7-4ymLE

Answer 15

I thought that referred to their cheerleaders.



jk!