Pets are NOT to be left unattended... what??
Does this phrase in a campground description mean that we aren't allowed to leave our dogs alone in the RV when we are touring? That's how it reads to me, but that also doesn't make sense to me. ...
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Ok, I am a dog owner and have left our dog in the RV a time or two. Most recently it was during driveway camping at the in-laws and I don't recall him barking.
I understand the need for this rule, but I also understand how someone could be unaware that Bowser cuts loose when your car pulls away, or when he hears "evil intruders", mail persons and garbage persons walking by.
So what's the deal- does this happen "incessantly", or "rarely"- or is the deal that when it does happen-though rarely- it really stinks?
Just after some context/insight- because I am in the 'surprised' group.
Thanks.
I understand the need for this rule, but I also understand how someone could be unaware that Bowser cuts loose when your car pulls away, or when he hears "evil intruders", mail persons and garbage persons walking by.
So what's the deal- does this happen "incessantly", or "rarely"- or is the deal that when it does happen-though rarely- it really stinks?
Just after some context/insight- because I am in the 'surprised' group.
Thanks.
