Camping with Dobermans
Hello all, were new to rving,supposed to pick up our TT on Saturday. We started talking about getting a camper early last year when my oldest dog started slowing down and we didn’t want to leave her ...
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I have been lucky enough to camp next to a few Dobies as we traveled - in every case, they were exceptionally-trained. Arrived once to see two sitting loose on the patio rug with their owner, and thought "uh-oh". Before we even set up, I went over, introduced myself, admitted that we had an idiot, rescued Cattle Dog with a really bad attitude towards big dark-colored dogs. The owner laughed, said he understood, said his dogs are trained to not leave the patio rug. I kept my idiot dog from seeing the Dobies, and we had a great weekend!
Th Trailer Life campground guide book used to tell what campgrounds had pet restrictions; either (B) breed, (S) size, or (N) number. The OP will have to watch for the (B) parks, but aside from that - happy camping! And on the "plus" side - Dobies are one of those breeds that people ususally don't send their kids, en masse, to "go over and pet". At least you won't become the campground babysitter.....LOL!
Th Trailer Life campground guide book used to tell what campgrounds had pet restrictions; either (B) breed, (S) size, or (N) number. The OP will have to watch for the (B) parks, but aside from that - happy camping! And on the "plus" side - Dobies are one of those breeds that people ususally don't send their kids, en masse, to "go over and pet". At least you won't become the campground babysitter.....LOL!
