Camping with dog breeds considered dangerous
Morning Folks, We RV'd quit a bit when the kids were younger, they are all grown with kids of their own. We are waiting on a Winnebago View and plan on doing some traveling. The question for yo...
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"Dangerous dogs" is always a very personal issue and invariably bring out emotional responses no matter which side of the fence you are on. I am sure the percentage of dogs of any breed that are actually dangerous is very small. That doesn't diminish the fact that a large powerful dog has the potential to severely harm someone under the right conditions. "But he/she had never done that before!"
There are always those who say they vote with their dollars and go where their dog(s) are welcome. Likewise there are those who vote with their dollars and go where dogs are limited or prohibited. It is great for all of us that both options are available.
And yes, we do have a 75 lb dog. Not a breed generally banned, but could easily fall under a weight ban. And I have no problem with park owners setting their rules as they see fit.
There are always those who say they vote with their dollars and go where their dog(s) are welcome. Likewise there are those who vote with their dollars and go where dogs are limited or prohibited. It is great for all of us that both options are available.
And yes, we do have a 75 lb dog. Not a breed generally banned, but could easily fall under a weight ban. And I have no problem with park owners setting their rules as they see fit.
