chicken or the egg? question
Friends just retired and left for a 3 week Motorhome trip. I week in, wife emails my wife and says everybody in the campgrounds have dogs! So is it people who have dogs travel in thier RV's or People...
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I didn't realize that in order to own a RV and go camping that you were required to either quit being a pet owner, or leave your pet at home. I need to go back to the salesman and get my money back.
Really people? I've been back into RVing for about a year now, and have yet to find this phenomenon known as a inconsiderate pet owner. Everywhere I've been, folks have picked up after their pets, have been very friendly and talkative, and outgoing with me (even without my pet with me), and I've not heard the incessant barking that ya'll complain about.
Not saying it's not happening, but my experience is, it's like the Yeti. I think it could be real, but I've not seen it.
If you are so afraid of walking around the campground and stepping on grass that was previously urinated on, or defecated on, by an animal, you've got more than dog owners to worry about. Birds **** everywhere, squirrels **** everywhere, hell some people urinate and **** in the woods when hunting and hiking.. I have. Stay home and invest in bubblewrap.
IAMICHABOD - Im quite sure you have walked in grass that has been peed and crapped on, and you may have even been barefoot. But, I doubt you eat your food with your feet, and you probably wash your hands before eating, so Im guessing you're probably going to be okay.
Mike
Really people? I've been back into RVing for about a year now, and have yet to find this phenomenon known as a inconsiderate pet owner. Everywhere I've been, folks have picked up after their pets, have been very friendly and talkative, and outgoing with me (even without my pet with me), and I've not heard the incessant barking that ya'll complain about.
Not saying it's not happening, but my experience is, it's like the Yeti. I think it could be real, but I've not seen it.
If you are so afraid of walking around the campground and stepping on grass that was previously urinated on, or defecated on, by an animal, you've got more than dog owners to worry about. Birds **** everywhere, squirrels **** everywhere, hell some people urinate and **** in the woods when hunting and hiking.. I have. Stay home and invest in bubblewrap.
IAMICHABOD - Im quite sure you have walked in grass that has been peed and crapped on, and you may have even been barefoot. But, I doubt you eat your food with your feet, and you probably wash your hands before eating, so Im guessing you're probably going to be okay.
Mike
