How to protect your animals left in RV...
My wife and I travel with three small dogs. We often have to leave them in the MH when we are away going to dinner or making other runs where taking the dogs is not possible. Been concerned about what...
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good idea about the "current" location/pet info in the wallet. we also keep a collar on our old english sheep dog when we travel (the collar has identifying info/phone numbers) - i figure in the event of an issue where our dog runs (accident) or becomes separated from us, someone will know how to get a hold of us.
as for the sticks and bricks...ive got neighbors that know us well enough to know we have a dog.
regarding the dog in the coach -
I have a sign that i put in the window (red construction paper with YELLOW letters on it) "IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL: xxx.xxx.xxxx"
I also recently installed a generator auto-start. The autostart will start the generator if shore power is lost and the temperature in the coach gets "too hot" or "too cold" (user programable). The auto-start will also start the generator if the batteries get "too low"
as for the sticks and bricks...ive got neighbors that know us well enough to know we have a dog.
regarding the dog in the coach -
I have a sign that i put in the window (red construction paper with YELLOW letters on it) "IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL: xxx.xxx.xxxx"
I also recently installed a generator auto-start. The autostart will start the generator if shore power is lost and the temperature in the coach gets "too hot" or "too cold" (user programable). The auto-start will also start the generator if the batteries get "too low"
