Camping Courtesies
As travel season gears up, perhaps its time to again list those courtesies for the sake of new RVers. Feel free to contribute to the list of courteous manners. Follow campground rules. Keep your...
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bob213 wrote:JimK-NY wrote:
I have a couple more: leave the dog at home and don't play music outside of your RV.
Obviously you have never enjoyed the love and companionship of a good dog. My dog bothers NO ONE and brings us nothing but joy. If my dog is not welcome either are we.
Not a dog hater by any stretch (we've owned multiple dogs and taken them with us camping) but 9 times out of 10 when an owner says their dog isn't a problem, they just aren't or choose not to see the problems.
Be proactive and assume your dog isn't the perfect angel until proven otherwise. Check occasionally with neighbors that he hasn't been barking or bothering them if you don't take him with you. Use a leash no matter how well behaved and harmless you think he is. Do not tolerate dogs jumping or lunging at people (even if you know it's completely friendly). If you are proactive, most people will be more tolerant.
