Dog owners!

You train your dogs your way and I'll train my dogs my way. Either way, they're trained to our best ability. My dogs don't bark unless I let them -- that's what I trained them to do. I don't need to leave a note on my door because I am confident in my training and in my dogs.

Bruce

Dog Folks wrote:

ol Bombero-JC wrote:

cKarlGo wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
Our dog is trained not to bark when left alone, and campers report that he does not.

He is a dog and nothing is absolute, so we also have a sign in the window. It says:

"We have one dog inside. In case of emergency: Please Rescue.

In non-emergency situations or excessive barking:
Please call our mobile at XXX-XXXX-XXXX.

We desire to be good camping neighbors and appreciate your help."

Works for us.

Very nice. Very thoughtful.

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It *is* very nice and very thoughtful....so now "Dog Folks" are made aware Fido is barking while they are gone.....

but that still doesn't answer the OP's question:

"What do dog owners do about it?" ..:h

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Did you not read the previous 8 pages? One word: Training

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Did you not read the OP's post?.

"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?" (as posted).

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Don't think he means in the future, (IMO) he means a 'situation' that needs to be resolved - right then..."when they get back".

Maybe the OP could clarify - for the dog owners, or the dogs, ROTFL!

Woof..;)

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toolttime,

I'll answer your question - we took Bunny everywhere with us. She had always had her "sister" Sugar, but Sugar passed away. Our 1st trip in the MH without Sugar we found out Bunny was barking so our choice was where we went, she went. Simple as that.

ol Bombero-JC wrote:

cKarlGo wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
Our dog is trained not to bark when left alone, and campers report that he does not.

He is a dog and nothing is absolute, so we also have a sign in the window. It says:

"We have one dog inside. In case of emergency: Please Rescue.

In non-emergency situations or excessive barking:
Please call our mobile at XXX-XXXX-XXXX.

We desire to be good camping neighbors and appreciate your help."

Works for us.

Very nice. Very thoughtful.

.


It *is* very nice and very thoughtful....so now "Dog Folks" are made aware Fido is barking while they are gone.....

but that still doesn't answer the OP's question:

"What do dog owners do about it?" ..:h

.

Did you not read the previous 8 pages? One word: Training

Acampingwewillgo wrote:
Here we go now with all the quoting back and forth! If there's one thing I've learned in my 12+ years on this Forum...there is NO winning on these dog threads. I don' really give a rats azz which side your on.....but I do believe this, most people of this Forum are responsible dog owners and no matter how much hate comes from the other side, you may as well save your breathe cause your singing to the choir. Dog haters always know whats best for your dog...shock the poop out of them or leave them at home. Sorry, thats not an option for most.

So next time you come across what seems like a never ending problem for some, ask the dog owner if he/she is a RV.Net member? I bet dollars to dogs, he or she is not. Save your rath for them and stop with the nasty remarks about how you know "all" dogs and dog owners are the same. By the way, last thing I heard was that more than 50% of RV'ers travel with a pet....so I guess that makes the dog people the majority, deal with it!

Here's another quote - and reply to your double duh rant..:S..:S

The OP's first sentence is a bit long, and maybe a bit grammatically incorrect, with one spelling (typo?) error...

But his second sentence is quite simple to comprehend (I think):

"What do dog owners do about it?"

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cKarlGo wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
Our dog is trained not to bark when left alone, and campers report that he does not.

He is a dog and nothing is absolute, so we also have a sign in the window. It says:

"We have one dog inside. In case of emergency: Please Rescue.

In non-emergency situations or excessive barking:
Please call our mobile at XXX-XXXX-XXXX.

We desire to be good camping neighbors and appreciate your help."

Works for us.

Very nice. Very thoughtful.

.


It *is* very nice and very thoughtful....so now "Dog Folks" are made aware Fido is barking while they are gone.....

but that still doesn't answer the OP's question:

"What do dog owners do about it?" ..:h

.

Here we go now with all the quoting back and forth! If there's one thing I've learned in my 12+ years on this Forum...there is NO winning on these dog threads. I don' really give a rats azz which side your on.....but I do believe this, most people of this Forum are responsible dog owners and no matter how much hate comes from the other side, you may as well save your breathe cause your singing to the choir. Dog haters always know whats best for your dog...shock the poop out of them or leave them at home. Sorry, thats not an option for most.

So next time you come across what seems like a never ending problem for some, ask the dog owner if he/she is a RV.Net member? I bet dollars to dogs, he or she is not. Save your rath for them and stop with the nasty remarks about how you know "all" dogs and dog owners are the same. By the way, last thing I heard was that more than 50% of RV'ers travel with a pet....so I guess that makes the dog people the majority, deal with it!

Dog Folks wrote:
Our dog is trained not to bark when left alone, and campers report that he does not.

He is a dog and nothing is absolute, so we also have a sign in the window. It says:

"We have one dog inside. In case of emergency: Please Rescue.

In non-emergency situations or excessive barking:
Please call our mobile at XXX-XXXX-XXXX.

We desire to be good camping neighbors and appreciate your help."

Works for us.

Very nice. Very thoughtful.

toolttime wrote:
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?

Unless "we" are "them" -

How would/should "we" know.......

"What do the dog owners do about it?"..:h..:h..:S

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eric1514 wrote:

Aridon wrote:
If my dogged barked while I was gone I'd get him acquainted with a bark collar.
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I'm not a dog owner so I really don't understand the objection owners have to bark collars. Dogs are not dumb and I think would quickly learn not to to sound off all the time. It's a form of training.

Multiple members here have tried to explain, and yet you continue to argue the point, as person that does not even own a dog.

We obviously are not going to change your mind even with the many years of experience training dogs that you lack.

I am sorry, I can not help you further.