Is Yellowstone Pet Friendly?
Just getting back into RVing again. We will travel with our Pug, useless as he is. I know that some parks welcome dogs along trails and others don't want them. How is Yellowstone?
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I understand it's better to leave the dog behind, and for you it's pretty easy to do that. Put the dog in a kennel for a week, and make a quick run to Yellowstone.
Unfortunately, for me, it is not that easy. I can't leave my dog in a kennel for a month and 182. That's how long we will be away from home on our trip this year, which includes a week in Yellowstone.
We must leave our dog in the trailer. I also understand it limits the amount of time we can stay away during the day.
Unfortunately, for me, it is not that easy. I can't leave my dog in a kennel for a month and 182. That's how long we will be away from home on our trip this year, which includes a week in Yellowstone.
We must leave our dog in the trailer. I also understand it limits the amount of time we can stay away during the day.
Army11Bravo wrote:
Do yourself a favor, don't take dogs into Yellowstone. If left at camp, they will be alone for most of the day. If brought in a vehicle to explore, they won't be allowed on the trails and will hinder your ability to see the attractions - even the easy roadside ones.
We camp in Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks often and leave our dogs at home. It makes for a more pleasant experience. Like when we leave our teenagers at home!
