RV for one person and multiple dogs
If you travel and compete with your dogs, what kind of setup do you have? I don't have an RV yet, but I am thinking for me a smallish Class C with a corner bed in the back, a dining table space used f...
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Visiting with people onsite in their rigs is a great way to figure out how you'd like to travel.
In our venue (USBCHA herding) we see "rigs" from cars/vans with tents up through high end Class A diesel pushers and we also see people with living quarter horse trailers. Our onsite facilities typically are a fenced pasture or hay field; no hook-ups, no fees, occasionally level locations to set-up.
We have a cargo van with up to 10 crates pulling a 22' travel trailer. I have found that the floor plan is key in finding a good rig.
In our venue (USBCHA herding) we see "rigs" from cars/vans with tents up through high end Class A diesel pushers and we also see people with living quarter horse trailers. Our onsite facilities typically are a fenced pasture or hay field; no hook-ups, no fees, occasionally level locations to set-up.
We have a cargo van with up to 10 crates pulling a 22' travel trailer. I have found that the floor plan is key in finding a good rig.
