Drink with dogs: Doggos dog park and pub coming to Raleigh

The location is yet to be determined, but the 10,000 square foot park will be located somewhere along the Beltline, officials said.

The founder and owner of Doggos started the business after her dog died.

"I kept wishing there was a place I could go hang out to just be with some dogs until I was ready to adopt again," she wrote on the Doggos website. "Feeling this way made me wonder if maybe other people felt this way, too."

That's when the idea for a hangout for dogs and their humans was formed.

The indoor and outdoor space features a full bar for adults and a playspace for dogs, which includes a ball pit for small dogs, obstacle courses and kiddie pools. There are a few rules for humans who bring their pets, such as a two-dogs-per-adult ratio and proof of rabies, distemper and Bordetella vaccines.

Obviously, dogs must be well-behaved to play at the dog park, which offers night and day play, family hours and adults-only events.

Upcoming events at the Greensboro location include trivia, yoga, pit bull and "poodle and doodle" takeover nights, a puppy prom for humans 21 and older and an SPCA fundraising event.

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are served, including fun cocktails made with ingredients like apple cider, lemonade, coffee and more.

Annual memberships will be available at $275 for a single dog and $125 for each additional dog, with monthly memberships starting at $35. Day passes start at $10 per dog with a two dog per person limit.