Nov-07-2017 06:54 AM
Nov-08-2017 05:23 AM
Corky12 wrote:
I do not think I have ever been on a hiking trail that did not include dog poop or been in a campground that did not have at least one dog running loose and/or barking. You will also see many "service dogs" in their internet vests in grocery stores, restaurants, tourist attractions, etc. I will never understand the American people's fascination with dogs
Nov-08-2017 05:17 AM
Campfire Time wrote:
We've been camping for over 32 years. Tents, a pop-up, and 2 hybrid trailers. We've boondocked, stayed in state parks, rustic RV parks, fancy RV parks, and COEs. it's pretty rare to encounter out of control barking dogs. Campers with dog are generally pretty respectful and also really like it when you ask about their dogs.
It's far more common to hear someone else's music blaring because they want everyone to know what genre they like. It's far more common for the guy with the F350 to think it's a good idea to start his diesel at 4 am and let it run for an hour. It's far more common for the neighbor's kids to be out of control and running through your campsite dumping your chairs over and pulling your plug out of the pedestal.Corky12 wrote:
I will never understand the American people's fascination with dogs
:h Umm, how is this just an American fascination?
Nov-08-2017 05:07 AM
Corky12 wrote:
I will never understand the American people's fascination with dogs
Nov-08-2017 04:24 AM
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Nov-07-2017 06:49 PM
jplante4 wrote:
Almost everyone that RVs has a dog. It's less of a problem than imagined because if more than 5% disregarded the rules, it would be chaos.
On our 6 month trip, Bubba the mini-schnau was starting to fail. We set the tablet to record and we figured out that he barked when we went away. He had a lot of separation anxiety so we just took him with us everywhere we went. If we could leave him in the car while we had dinner he was fine. If it was too hot, we just stayed home or hit a drive-through. A lot of places had outside seating so we just brought him into the restaurant.
The good news is if you run into a bad dog owner, you can just move.
Nov-07-2017 05:52 PM
WILDEBILL308 wrote:2oldman wrote:ScottG wrote:I am.
You're just shocked this hasn't turned into a flaming war.
(So am I).
It could go POOF at any time.
I wonder what all these sensitive people do at home? You can't walk through any neighborhood and not see dogs loose dog poop or not hear dogs barking. Yet they want a totally perfect experience when they go camping. No dogs barking, birds singing (but not to loud or during quiet time) people talking in hushed tones, NO veieacal noise what so ever. Just saying....:S
Bill
Nov-07-2017 05:46 PM
2oldman wrote:ScottG wrote:I am.
You're just shocked this hasn't turned into a flaming war.
(So am I).
Nov-07-2017 05:17 PM
ScottG wrote:I am. I'm more shocked it hasn't been moved.
You're just shocked this hasn't turned into a flaming war.
(So am I).
Nov-07-2017 05:14 PM
2oldman wrote:
4 pages and it's still in Beginning.
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