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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We went to Florida for several years with 3 dogs: 25, 55, and 75 lbs. KOAs have always been our "go-to" parks; but I don't think we ever had problems finding a place, assuming we were staying away from heavily-camped places like Orlando.
Regarding bad dog owners: While Ed and I try VERY hard to basically be invisible and silent, following all the written and unwritten rules to a "T" - I also think it's silly to expect peace and tranquility, in an activity like RV park camping where we are all crammed into a tight space. Dogs will bark. Children will run and shriek. A noisy truck will be started. It's camping - just roll with it.
Some folks insist that "dogs be boarded". I, like so many others, am unwilling to board my dogs for more than a few days; so have purchased an RV (actually three) specifically to bring my dogs along. I, and millions of others, are supporting the RV industry - I don't know where one could find the statistics, but I wonder if pet-owning RVers might even be the majority?
Regarding bad dog owners: While Ed and I try VERY hard to basically be invisible and silent, following all the written and unwritten rules to a "T" - I also think it's silly to expect peace and tranquility, in an activity like RV park camping where we are all crammed into a tight space. Dogs will bark. Children will run and shriek. A noisy truck will be started. It's camping - just roll with it.
Some folks insist that "dogs be boarded". I, like so many others, am unwilling to board my dogs for more than a few days; so have purchased an RV (actually three) specifically to bring my dogs along. I, and millions of others, are supporting the RV industry - I don't know where one could find the statistics, but I wonder if pet-owning RVers might even be the majority?
