Wal Mart etc. stops for groceries
We pick up our new to us DP MH next week. We will be traveling across country with our 67 lb lap dog Bo. Bo is not yet a camping dog. When we have to leave him in the camper for a while do most people...
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etruitt wrote:
Since we have been talking about the MH and traveling with the dog he has seemed to be behaving much better. Is it possible that he is smarter than I thought? It's almost like he understands what is going on. That is spooky! This is a mixed breed rescue dog and I didn't give much credit for smarts. Hopefully it will work out well!
My dogs always understood that there were 2 sets of rules: "house rules" and "camping rules". The first and most important camping rule was "you can't leave the motorhome without wearing a leash" - which led to some hilarious situations with our two former campmates standing on the bottom step with their front feet, peering under the chassis to see what we were doing - but their back feet were still "in the motorhome"....LOL!!! Dear, wonderful Ike never wore a leash in "real life" - it was quite an insult to his regal "Aussie-ness" - but he was OK with it being snapped on his collar if we were camping.
