Dog owners!
If dog owners who leave their dogs in their RV all day while out touring and their dogs bark none stop all day while they are gone are made aware of that when when they get back. What do the dog owners do about it?
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Raften wrote:
No link Bruce but I'll see if he wants to contact you when he and his dog get home from deployment. I expect he has more important things on his mind currently.
That's your proof for the blanket statement you made? One man and one dog? That's laughable. Come on, surely you don't think your one example pertains to the entire military as you referenced earlier? Do you also believe that your guy is qualified to speak for branches of military he has no idea about?
You're struggling.
Bruce- cKarl, I can't imagine the smell and look of that MH after their dogs tore it up :)
something I wouldn't want to own after them! - No link Bruce but I'll see if he wants to contact you when he and his dog get home from deployment. I expect he has more important things on his mind currently.
FunnyCamper wrote:
bigred1cav wrote:
Acampingwewillgo wrote:
I said in my first post(and I don't want to quote) but "if" my dog, your dog or their dog is a constant barker when left in the RV then you, me or them need to make changes to our itinerary so that Fido does not cause any more problems.....whether that be leaving the campground, leaving someone behind with the dog or making other arrangements. But just so its not misunderstood again...I still don't believe the "mostly" fine folks of this Forum are to blame.
Why would you be close enough to an RV to hear dogs confined in it?
uh, dumb question. some rv sites you are packed on top of each other. you don't have to be 'close enough', as in tresspassing onto their site, to hear a loud barking mutt.
at the beach we were about 8 ft max from our neighbors camper. their little white dog sat at the window and non-stop barked at us under our awning. think we couldn't hear it? You bet I could :)
On my last trip in the Fall, the next door neighbors had 3 largish dogs that barked at me constantly when I tried to sit outside and enjoy my campfire. Every set of shades in their 5er was shredded beyond belief. I can only imagine what the inside of that camper looks like.
If you cannot or will not keep your pets under control, then you have no business bringing them. I love my dog. A lot. However, others do not appreciate him as much as I do and it's not my right to foist him upon others.bigred1cav wrote:
Acampingwewillgo wrote:
I said in my first post(and I don't want to quote) but "if" my dog, your dog or their dog is a constant barker when left in the RV then you, me or them need to make changes to our itinerary so that Fido does not cause any more problems.....whether that be leaving the campground, leaving someone behind with the dog or making other arrangements. But just so its not misunderstood again...I still don't believe the "mostly" fine folks of this Forum are to blame.
Why would you be close enough to an RV to hear dogs confined in it?
uh, dumb question. some rv sites you are packed on top of each other. you don't have to be 'close enough', as in tresspassing onto their site, to hear a loud barking mutt.
at the beach we were about 8 ft max from our neighbors camper. their little white dog sat at the window and non-stop barked at us under our awning. think we couldn't hear it? You bet I could :)- We should get both sides. What about the dogs perspective on this. I asked my dog about this thread and she responded with this statement. You have to put me inside until you get back and when you bring me out, all I hear is all the humans barking. I am sitting quietly at the site and have to hear the loud conversations around and to top it off, these young humans come up and disturb me by wanting to pet me. I have to agree with her. There should be a leash law on some humans.:W
Acampingwewillgo wrote:
I said in my first post(and I don't want to quote) but "if" my dog, your dog or their dog is a constant barker when left in the RV then you, me or them need to make changes to our itinerary so that Fido does not cause any more problems.....whether that be leaving the campground, leaving someone behind with the dog or making other arrangements. But just so its not misunderstood again...I still don't believe the "mostly" fine folks of this Forum are to blame.
Why would you be close enough to an RV to hear dogs confined in it?Raften wrote:
If you know that for a fact Bruce, you are going to have to prove it.
I don't think providing you with my proofs' (notice the plural) contact information would be appropriate. However, you surely must have a link to support your claim that this method is never used and is considered to be painful and abusive by all branches of the military and/or other branches of DOD. Let's see what you've got.
Bruce- I said in my first post(and I don't want to quote) but "if" my dog, your dog or their dog is a constant barker when left in the RV then you, me or them need to make changes to our itinerary so that Fido does not cause any more problems.....whether that be leaving the campground, leaving someone behind with the dog or making other arrangements. But just so its not misunderstood again...I still don't believe the "mostly" fine folks of this Forum are to blame.
- If you know that for a fact Bruce, you are going to have to prove it.
