Dogs left in RVs
Years ago my wife and I camped along the East coast in a Class A. We left our dog at home because one of our kids was still living there and cared for the dog. Now the kids are gone and we have two ...
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There's another aspect to this: the color of the RV. Both our Class C and our 5er were your basic "white boxes" - and they tended to remain cooler than the ambient temp. If it was under 85 or so, we'd simply leave the fantastic fan running; plus a large battery-operated fan pointed at the couch where the dogs slept. I mean, they sleep on our deck in the ambient heat for hours....LOL! But if it was truly hot and humid, we'd fire the genny on the Class C and turn on the A/C - and then would check in frequently. (The 5er only got used during winter)
Nowadays, many RVs are full-body paint, and the tendency is towards dark colors. If I owned one of those beauties - I'd have the genny and A/C running for sure. Because I doubt the relatively thin insulation of an RV can hold off the heatup effect of a dark color for very long....
Nowadays, many RVs are full-body paint, and the tendency is towards dark colors. If I owned one of those beauties - I'd have the genny and A/C running for sure. Because I doubt the relatively thin insulation of an RV can hold off the heatup effect of a dark color for very long....
