Dogs in bathrooms

question, what are the dogs doing? if releaving them self? go tell the camp host.

And the point is? I see no problem taking my dog anywhere we go. Heck, in Europe you see lots of dogs in restraunts. Which I have no problem with. What urkes me is idiots that dont clean up their dog poo in campgrounds. It means I have to.

You can tell a therapy dog by its looks?

If I'm out walking my dog and I'm too far from my Rv I will take my very large dog into the bathroom with me. I don't want him intimidating anyone while I'm inside. I've yet to have anyone complain about this. I have had my kids not go into a bathroom because of aggressive dogs tied up outside of them. Too each their own I guess.

Most campgrounds have rules about non-service pets in any park building .

mockturtle wrote:
Most campgrounds have rules about non-service pets in any park building .

You should know by now, the rules don't apply to everyone, just ask them. :)

When you gotta go, you gotta go. If there's no place outside the bathroom to tie a dog or even if there is, if the dog would not respond well to being left alone or approached by strangers, it seems logical to simply keep the dog with you if there's no time to get to the lavvy in the RV. When nature calls, folks don't stall.

There's also been problems with dogs being stolen as well.

Now if the dog is using the toilet, drinking from the toilet, or doing business on the floor, that's another story altogether.

donn0128 wrote:
What urkes me is idiots that dont clean up their dog poo in campgrounds. It means I have to.

Cleaning up their urine isn't much fun either.

Mfan wrote:
You can tell a therapy dog by its looks?

Yes, they need a vest that anyone can buy on Amazon. :B

Here you go. Take your dog any place.

Service vest