RV Parks and Large Dogs
We have 2 dogs, 1 small (6 Lbs) and 1 large (140 Lbs). I am planning to purchase a class A motorhome and live in an RV park. One of the RV parks in my area requires dogs to be under 20 Lbs. The lar...
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Deb and Ed M wrote:Goostoff wrote:
He was fine with people walking buy, but when someone would walk by with a poodle yapping at him he would go balistic, and you can only imagine the response from the yapping poodle owner when a 130lb Rottweiler comes charging in full protection guard dog mode. Once he goes to red zone there is nothing that can be done.
I'm sorry - but this isn't OK. You need to stop your dog before he goes into the "red zone" or someone/something is going to get hurt. And if your dog breaks free and the poodle owner is carrying a gun - YOUR dog will be dead before the dust settles.
This could be exactly why large dogs are banned at some parks.
I agree. This 'Red Zone' behavior is very dangerous. Collars/Tie outs snap, etc. It cannot be tolerated. This behavior needs corrected,(if possible) or this dog cannot be in a public campground.
