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Public Mosh
WHEN: 3rd Saturday of the month 6pm-11pm
WHERE: Underground Night Club
The public moshes are open to the entire community. If you are a pup and want to try socializing with your fellow pets for the first time, this is a great way to do it. The atmosphere is casual, relaxed and fun. There are high-quality mats set out on the dance floor for pets to play on, and so many great toys to chew on and make squeak!
If you are a handler there are many other handlers there to talk with, get ideas from and help corral the pets while they play!
If it’s your first time at the public mosh and you don’t know where to start, keep an eye out for members of our Event Staff, identifiable by their Red Staff Lanyards. They are there to answer questions and help you enjoy your time at the mosh.
Mosh Rules
There are a few rules we ask everyone to keep in mind while they are at the mosh so we can ensure everyone has a great time.
NO hard shoes on the mats: Socks, slippers, sneakers, and wrestling shoes are ok, but hard-soled boots must be removed.
NO “hardware“: For example, belts, watches, earrings, exposed body jewelry, etc.; other than collars.
NO sharp or pointy things: Gear with studs is ok, as long as the studs aren’t longer than about 1/4″ (i.e. no spikes)
Attire: Wear comfortable attire. Basic collars are fine; no earrings, necklaces, bracelets, belts, etc. We recommend shorts or a singlet, comfortable soft boots or shoes, and for women, a top or a bra to provide support.
Protective gear is HIGHLY recommended: Knee pads, elbow pads, paw protection, mouth guards, etc. If you don’t have pads for your paws, try a double pair of socks on your hands to help reduce “rug burn”.
NO toys in the mouth: Due to health and safety precautions, all toys should remain out of puppies’ mouths at all times.
Be respectful of the mosh area: Do not enter the mosh area unless you intend to mosh, we dont want to disturb the headspaces
Photography: Photography is permitted in accordance with venue rules, but attendees must still request consent before taking photos of specific individuals, gear setups, or small groups
Attendees are allowed to opt out of all photos by requesting a yellow lanyard from event staff.
Our Public Moshes are purely social spaces focused on community and pup play. To ensure a comfortable environment for everyone, all sexual behavior and adult activity are strictly prohibited."
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