Snowbirding with several (more than 2) dogs?
We have several 2-5 lb. Chihuahuas and are looking for ideas for being able take them with us to warmer climates during the winter months. They like the cold and snow about as much as we do. Most p...
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rockhillmanor wrote:Comment: I would hope the rv parks don't make exceptions to the rules.
If they did what good would the rule be ?
We have to keep in mind that CG's are privately owned, private property. They and they alone create their CG rules. And they differ from CG to CG.
The number of dogs, weight of dogs, CG pet rule is the 'same' as the 10 year old RV rule. They are put in place so that the CG OWNER can decide case by case whether they want those RV'ers on their property. And the rule in place makes it easier for them to eject or reject campers.
You have a 12 year old RV is in mint condition they WILL let you in. You have 3 WELL BEHAVED dogs they will let you in.
Perfectly explained Rock...we travel with three dogs now. Our snowbird park this year instituted a 2 dog rule. Thankfully we are grandfathered in as are all that last year had three, they also put in a under 35 lb. rule, we also have a Lab so we are pushing all the rules.
Thankfully our dogs have made a good impression and most would tell you they would prefer a Lab than the ankle biters.
They have made friends with everyone and we've been asked many times if our dogs know how to bark?
It's up to the owners and the park owners to what will be done but one thing I wholeheartedly agree with, is if they make an exception and you don't live up to the rules, they use it to evict you and that's fair.
At our park we have two different rv's that have 4 Chi's in one and three Shelties in another...they are beloved and are not a nuisance.
SHer
