M&D&Boo Our dog is named Boo ?

• July 15

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Colorado Wildflower Is he black

• July 15

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Dottie and Terry Cameron Beautiful house panther

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Bob & Barbara McLean Funny! That's how we decided to start full-timing! When we were first married that song came out and we said "let's do it" - we had a VW van but somehow jobs, houses and kids got in the way. The day after our 45th Anniversary we finally hit the road and w...  moreFunny! That's how we decided to start full-timing! When we were first married that song came out and we said "let's do it" - we had a VW van but somehow jobs, houses and kids got in the way. The day after our 45th Anniversary we finally hit the road and we're loving it! That song is a great memory!
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Woodard2009 I've done plenty of times without sewer for long periods. You just use bathhouses more and dump at dumpstations during stays or you could get one of those chunky dumps to fill and take to dumpstation and unload. Hope you get everything figured out.

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• · July 15

Yvonne and Laura Fort Hood has a Famcamp with full hook ups. Your son can book the reservations for you.

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• · July 15

Yvonne and Laura I would try to get into West Fort Hood RV Park......Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation does not have as many full hook ups.

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• · July 15

SGM & Mrs G before counting on the famcamp, I suggest verifying that they will accept the son making the resv and you staying there. Most will not accept that. More info at   http://www.militarycampgrounds.us/

• July 15

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SGM & Mrs G Hello. I won't beleaguer the point beyond this… Yes, many
bases WILL allow a sponsor to sign in someone – BUT none that I know of will
allow a “sponsored” individual free run of a base.. thus the Sponsor would have
to be at the camp in F...  moreHello. I won't beleaguer the point beyond this… Yes, many
bases WILL allow a sponsor to sign in someone – BUT none that I know of will
allow a “sponsored” individual free run of a base.. thus the Sponsor would have
to be at the camp in Ft Hood with the sponsored and I don’t think that
is the intent of Chris. But what I said still stands – call the MWR and ask
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• Mon at 9:01 AM

Nannette VanDyke-McDonald So very sorry....it is so  very difficult to lose our friends....but think of all the love you gave and how much it was returned. May your memories help you during this sad time.

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• · July 12

Sherlynn & Gary Bailey So sorry for your loss, it's hard.

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• · July 12

Glenda Marcell Smith Strunk Thank you all for your comments.

• July 12

Elizabeth (The different one) so sorry you lost one of your family members I hope your heart gets easier as it goes by, cuz you have their memories always

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• · July 13

Casey and Janeen Vail So sorry for your loss!

• July 15

Lois Michele Hello Susan and Rob, Check out www.bringfido.com and www.dogfriendly.com.  I travel with large dogs, all on "the list" Akita, German Shepard and 2 Siberian Huskies.  I prefer to boondock (dry camp).  If that is something that you might be i...  moreHello Susan and Rob, Check out www.bringfido.com and www.dogfriendly.com.  I travel with large dogs, all on "the list" Akita, German Shepard and 2 Siberian Huskies.  I prefer to boondock (dry camp).  If that is something that you might be interested in  try freecampsites.net.  I'm a newbie RV'er, that is the only boondock site that I have used but there are others.   less

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• · July 11

Cris Polidore We have a pit and a Doberman so I feel your pain. I find it’s an “insurance” issue that seems to vary by state. FL and TX have been the worst for us. TN, VT, and SD were not as bad. Will check out the above mentioned websites.

• July 11

Nessa I think trip wizard has a filter for pets and might speedup the search.

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Nannette VanDyke-McDonald We also have a restricted breed- pit bull rescue. He was sent to training soon after we got him as I wanted a dog who I could take anywhere! He lived with Monks for several weeks (The Monks of New Skete, NY) and they did not see one aggressive trait. He i...  moreWe also have a restricted breed- pit bull rescue. He was sent to training soon after we got him as I wanted a dog who I could take anywhere! He lived with Monks for several weeks (The Monks of New Skete, NY) and they did not see one aggressive trait. He is quiet and well mannered....yet we have encountered the same thing. Our answer is to stay away from private owned campgrounds and "resorts". We are not resort people anyway...we prefer State Parks, Army Corp of Engineer Parks and Boondocking. If we do go to a private park and they have not listed 'restricted" breeds- we never have had a problem. Good Luck and don't give up!  less

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• · July 12

Deb&Dale Check out Normandy Farms in Foxborough, MA, they are dog friendly and they actually mean it. Wonderful place to take your dogs of any breed.

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• · July 12

The Weaving RVer Ann & Tom We leave our dogs but we turn on the radio and pull down all of the privacy curtains so that they can’t hear or see anything. This way they will sleep most of the time that we are gone.

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• · July 8

Patti & Peter We do the same and run ac and a pedestal fan as well
Also have new devices that can be set up to tell u if loss of power or temp to high or low in rv. Been thinking about it

• Mon at 1:36 PM

Nessa I use Trip Wizard and check out the campgrounds website through them after getting the basics in wizard.  Also, use the HUGE Good Sams guide.

• July 7

Rambling Reids Try RV Parky app.  It’s great.  Gives you campgrounds, parks, Walmart’s and other places you can spend nights.

• July 7

Barry & Millie-Ambassadors You can come visit me for a few days

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• · July 7

Lisa LeCocq Hi susan & Bob, Most campgrounds are very adaptable to big rigs. U shouldn't have any issues finding enough room. New MH's are just wonderful and you should enjoy very much. Florida's weather may push u out for a while during all there raining tropical se...  moreHi susan & Bob, Most campgrounds are very adaptable to big rigs. U shouldn't have any issues finding enough room. New MH's are just wonderful and you should enjoy very much. Florida's weather may push u out for a while during all there raining tropical season.
Always plenty of places to go see and do. Have fun.  less

• July 8

Dave and Doris motorcoach resort St.Lucie West in Port St Lucie. You can rent sites w/ tiki huts, outdoor kitchens. Not sure on pet policy but a really great place.  

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• · July 8

Lanky007 he has good taste

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Steve & Diane One of my sister-in-laws only buys cars her Great Dane approves of.  (Some cars she won't get in and other cars she's "in" if the door is open an no only is looking.)

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• · July 6

murray j ferguson where in Canada?

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