Fencing

AGREE with TucsonJim!

We have three of the exercise pen fencing for our 4 mini dachshunds when camping.

No one has ever mentioned that it detracted from curb appeal etc.

It only takes a few minutes to set them up under the awning. We sit with the dogs when they are outside...never leaving em. Rather enjoyable talking with neighbors and other pet lovers.

We practiced this with our kids too. Most people understand.

I also have several of the panels that TucsonJim linked to.Mine are 48" high and we have never been told not to put it up in any park we have stayed at but we rarely stay at RV parks anyway.

Keeps the dogs from running off in the hills or chasing chipmunks.:B

They have the portable pens for dogs, but I would recommend shock collars for the kids. :B

We use 2 portable pet fences,they work just fine plus they unfold and hook together when folded they take up very little room sits. When unfolded they sit on top of the ground, We haven't tried it with kids but the three Chihuahuas sure love it, plus any poop is easy to pick up. We bought one at a yard sale and the other at CW.
Most parks we have been to are happy to accept the dogs and dogs are welcome in Fla.State parks..

I had two sets of these when my twins were little. Bulkier than the wire pens for pets but safer for little kids baby panels

We have one of these.
pet fence
Picked it up at one of camping worlds sales. We use it nearly every day in our back yard to corral our bunny. Maybe its a regional thing but I can only think of 1 RV park I have stayed at that had a policy against these fences. And it was just to keep dogs from barking.

I watch my kids, and play with them.

thanks to those of you who provided constructive posts, it would seem the pet exercise pen is the way to go.

beemerphile1 wrote:
They have the portable pens for dogs, but I would recommend shock collars for the kids. :B

:) Hi, :B :B :B :B