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Pets make the best traveling companions! Whether your pet has fur, feathers, or scales, share your pet's traveling experience and any modifications you have done to your RV to make... see more
apackof2: February 16Has anyone tried CDB oil for canine seperation anxiety? If so and it was effective for you, what brand and what was your dosage? My Emme a Chow/Golden girl is about 50lbs
TeeJFebruary 16Have you tried using one of those anti-anxiety vests for dogs? I've heard they work very well, though I haven't had the need to use one myself for any of my dogs. If you want to read more about it just do a google search for anxiety vest for dogs or go he... moreHave you tried using one of those anti-anxiety vests for dogs? I've heard they work very well, though I haven't had the need to use one myself for any of my dogs. If you want to read more about it just do a google search for anxiety vest for dogs or go here...https://www.thundershirt.com/ less
Cary & LeeFebruary 17The Thunder Shirt did not work for our 10 yo Boxer, Spike. He is on CBD oil, but that is for his arthritis as we now never leave our dogs alone. Many volunteers in the rescue groups I belong to say that CBD oil works for their dogs. Like everything, it’s ... moreThe Thunder Shirt did not work for our 10 yo Boxer, Spike. He is on CBD oil, but that is for his arthritis as we now never leave our dogs alone. Many volunteers in the rescue groups I belong to say that CBD oil works for their dogs. Like everything, it’s not for all dogs. We get ours from Hope Botanicals LLC. Innovet is also very reputable. You can also try pheromone collars and sprays. They are available at pet stores. less
Robert & Diane BFebruary 17We used the crate to give our dog her own safe place when we left, plus left music on (the most soothing was New Age, go figure!). We started this at home, while we were at home, then while we left for increasingly longer periods of time. When we transfer... moreWe used the crate to give our dog her own safe place when we left, plus left music on (the most soothing was New Age, go figure!). We started this at home, while we were at home, then while we left for increasingly longer periods of time. When we transferred the crate to the RV it was a piece of cake. A little whining at first but she settled down pretty quickly.
There are also chews for anxiety which contain herbs which are not derived from hemp.
That said we’ve safely used CBD oil for our older dog for joint pain. Gave her a new lease on life. Got it from our vet. less
Nancy & Jonathan February 17
I think my daughter might be using it for her dog who was a rescue - very high anxiety. If you want me to check, please send me a private message.
Brenda Lee Reuter: February 16Hi. New to the group and whole RV thing. Went on some short MN trips but that's it. We just both retired and are going on a month long trip. I want to take our cat with us. She is about 4. I am so afraid she will run out the door and be lost. Any advice?
The WebbsFebruary 16
We travel with 2 dogs and 4 cats. Once the cat understands that the RV is home she should come back. Ours never wonder very far. Good Luck.
Brenda Lee ReuterFebruary 16
thank you all for advice. she is our family and I want her to be with her humans!!!
Carol Vega February 16Be aware that many parks require both a dog be leashed AND a cat. I always leash my dog. Not only worried about running away, but there are coyotes and pumas out there that see your dog as a snack. And you do not have to go out into the ... moreBe aware that many parks require both a dog be leashed AND a cat. I always leash my dog. Not only worried about running away, but there are coyotes and pumas out there that see your dog as a snack. And you do not have to go out into the wilderness to see coyotes anymore. They're right here in town. less
Nancy & Jonathan February 17Is she an indoor or outdoor cat? We have two cants - both indoor because of where we live. Ivy is diabetic and will go on all trips with us. We are talking about having her microchipped, but I'm not worried about her, as she has no inter... moreIs she an indoor or outdoor cat? We have two cants - both indoor because of where we live. Ivy is diabetic and will go on all trips with us. We are talking about having her microchipped, but I'm not worried about her, as she has no interest in going outside. Our other cat, Holly, is a scardy cat, and sometimes she runs onto our front porch. Her I worry about. We also have a dog that Ivy loves and Holly hates. We are new and going on our first excursion in May. I plan to put the cats in the RV several times before we ever leave home. less
Russell & LindaFebruary 17Is she allowed outstay home. Do you have RV in yard. Take her out to RV close door and let her roam through it. When she’s comfortable open the door and let her go in and out so she becomes familiar with it. Don’t let her roam outside in campgrounds... moreIs she allowed outstay home. Do you have RV in yard. Take her out to RV close door and let her roam through it. When she’s comfortable open the door and let her go in and out so she becomes familiar with it. Don’t let her roam outside in campgrounds. Always pick her up when going in and out so she can’t dart out door. If she’s not used to riding try a crate. You can get her used to traveling less
Russell & LindaFebruary 17
Also know where cats all pets are when working slides have heard of pets getting squished
Jim and Dea: February 16We have three Goldens and also use an ex pen on occasion. My concern is the next trip will be the first time for them in a motor coach and I’m not sure how to train them not to fear the slide outs going in/out. Should they be in the coach or wait outsid... moreWe have three Goldens and also use an ex pen on occasion. My concern is the next trip will be the first time for them in a motor coach and I’m not sure how to train them not to fear the slide outs going in/out. Should they be in the coach or wait outside? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
S. FordFebruary 16
Our dog pretty much ignores the slide outs and we are fairly new to camping so it is not something she was use to. So she is inside. Works out better anyway when you arrive during a rain storm.
Jim and DeaFebruary 16
Another good thought. Thanks!
Cary & LeeFebruary 17When we had our Class A, one of us would be holding our Boxers outside when we engage the slideouts as they were nervous. Eventually, they got used to it. We now have a fifth wheel and they are both fine with the sounds of the slideouts extending and retr... moreWhen we had our Class A, one of us would be holding our Boxers outside when we engage the slideouts as they were nervous. Eventually, they got used to it. We now have a fifth wheel and they are both fine with the sounds of the slideouts extending and retracting. We gave them treats every time the slideouts started to engage to help them associate that with good feelings. Treats are no longer needed now. less
Russell & LindaFebruary 17
We put our two poms on the couch when working slides after a few times when they heard slides starting they’d jump up there.
Tom & KARLYN: February 14Welcome to the group. Where there is a will there’s a way! Good Luck🐶
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GinnyC: February 14Hi..We are new to the group, to RVing and figuring out how to travel with 3 Doxies and a miniature rat terrier. Just the logistics of fitting everyone in is a challenge...but we are determined. Mom and daughter traveling together and the dogs...out to see... moreHi..We are new to the group, to RVing and figuring out how to travel with 3 Doxies and a miniature rat terrier. Just the logistics of fitting everyone in is a challenge...but we are determined. Mom and daughter traveling together and the dogs...out to see the country and then the world!
PennyRFebruary 14Seems almost all RVers have pets, mostly dogs, but a few with cats. Many have more than one dog as well. We have one Australian shepherd and she travels well and thankfully isn’t a barker. We make sure she has her bed, favorite blanket, and toys. Most pla... moreSeems almost all RVers have pets, mostly dogs, but a few with cats. Many have more than one dog as well. We have one Australian shepherd and she travels well and thankfully isn’t a barker. We make sure she has her bed, favorite blanket, and toys. Most places you travel will require a leash when their outside. We walk her first thing in the am and then leave her inside until we return in afternoon. We are very fortunate that she travels so well. Good luck and enjoy seeing this beautiful country! less
Ray & AnnFebruary 14
We've seen a lot of campers with multiple pets, even a dog and 2 pigs. Our Baby seems to enjoy campsites more than home, more buddies to meet and things to sniff per mile than at home.
C & C Bonelli February 14
We had five when we started RV'ng (Nov 2017), we have four now as our oldest passed. But traveling with many is fun, challenging at times, but we would not do it any other way.
revbillyFebruary 14
Our two Chihuahuas love to travel. They've become quite the explorers.
Jim&Debbie Jellyman: February 13Hello, we are new to this group. We have a sweet year old doxie that barks at everything. We haven't taken her camping yet and are a little concerned about her barking...she is pretty loud!!! Any suggestions as to what we can do...types of non-shocki... moreHello, we are new to this group. We have a sweet year old doxie that barks at everything. We haven't taken her camping yet and are a little concerned about her barking...she is pretty loud!!! Any suggestions as to what we can do...types of non-shocking collars???? Thank you soooo much...
Joe and Margee February 13I used "Pet Corrector" for my little pup that had springs for legs! The can emits a noise that dog's hate! Basically, it immediately stops the bad behavior....it gets their attention immediately. Once they stop jumping, barking, give the... moreI used "Pet Corrector" for my little pup that had springs for legs! The can emits a noise that dog's hate! Basically, it immediately stops the bad behavior....it gets their attention immediately. Once they stop jumping, barking, give them lots of praise. It worked for us. less
CurtisFebruary 13There is one law about dog ownership that is universal: "A tired dog = a HAPPY dog owner". That being said, I agree to the comment above... take that dog for as much exorcise as possible. There are dog parks everywhere around the country, and I take Augie... moreThere is one law about dog ownership that is universal: "A tired dog = a HAPPY dog owner". That being said, I agree to the comment above... take that dog for as much exorcise as possible. There are dog parks everywhere around the country, and I take Augie to dog parks at least once a day. He sleeps WELL when I do. Sleeping = less barking. less
LindafoobudFebruary 14Try the Sunbeam Sonic Egg at Petsmart. Works on my Corgi. If it doesn’t work you can return it. It emits a noise she hates. I only pressed the button once. I hated doing it. But now I just show it to her. Yell No and she stops barking. Doesn’t work for al... moreTry the Sunbeam Sonic Egg at Petsmart. Works on my Corgi. If it doesn’t work you can return it. It emits a noise she hates. I only pressed the button once. I hated doing it. But now I just show it to her. Yell No and she stops barking. Doesn’t work for all dogs but a lifesaver for me. less
Rich & Pat Tardell February 14
Tried the sonic egg, Too sensitive. In the enclosed space of the RV it would activate every time anybody moved (could tell by our doxie ducking and hiding) not just for barking. Turned it off after about a half hour and returned it.
Nessa February 14Unfortunately if you are at a park with lots of full time residents they have not socialized their dogs and do not want your dog near their dog, even in the "dog runs" that are really only pee and poop spaces that may not be properly maintained (think dis... moreUnfortunately if you are at a park with lots of full time residents they have not socialized their dogs and do not want your dog near their dog, even in the "dog runs" that are really only pee and poop spaces that may not be properly maintained (think disease and parasites). Many of these residents are low income and don't get their pets vaccinated.
One friend took his dog to the run and was told "don't come in", he backed up, they said "you need to go away he won't do his business if there is another dog around" He backed up more, the people in the space next to the dog "run" came out and told him to get away from their site.
I look for dog parks in the local community where socialized pets come to play. I'm working on doing reviews of them for other dog owners. less
Jules & Janice Poolson: February 13Yes we used them only if we are seating outside by them. We have three small dogs, only way we can be outside and have them with us.
Okietravellers February 13
Used like this is what the pens where designed for☺️😉
Brian and LeslieFebruary 13We have 3 fences 1 with a human gate. We connect them starting at the rv door form a loop around to the other side attached with a small fence section under the steps and they can sit with us. If your going to the rally 2.0 you will see us with our 2 king... moreWe have 3 fences 1 with a human gate. We connect them starting at the rv door form a loop around to the other side attached with a small fence section under the steps and they can sit with us. If your going to the rally 2.0 you will see us with our 2 king Charles cavaliers. Hope to see you there. less
Karier13: February 13I was wondering how many people put up fences for their dogs at RV parks. Can they be put up at RV parks?
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Jan HareFebruary 13
We set up ex pens right outside our door for the dogs. I don't ever leave them out there unattended, but it's great to just open the door and not worry of one of my dogs comes out with me.
Ray & AnnFebruary 13There are a few dog pens here but we have a small dog and there is an Bald Eagle next just south of us within walking distance so our Baby is never outside loose. My daughter lost a Chihuahua to a Hawk inside a fence and my wife would kill me ... moreThere are a few dog pens here but we have a small dog and there is an Bald Eagle next just south of us within walking distance so our Baby is never outside loose. My daughter lost a Chihuahua to a Hawk inside a fence and my wife would kill me next if I let that happen! less
TheClearyClan February 13Both my brothers have dogs. They each have two sets of the style fences seen in Jim n Michelle's picture. They run them in a loop from front to back of their motorhomes and unroll chicken wire to close the gap between the rig and the ground.
... moreBoth my brothers have dogs. They each have two sets of the style fences seen in Jim n Michelle's picture. They run them in a loop from front to back of their motorhomes and unroll chicken wire to close the gap between the rig and the ground.
Karier13February 13I mainly want to be able to set it up outside the door so he can go out and do his business and i don't have to go walking around with him. He has had a big fenced in yard for 10 years and not use to doing business on a lease. Of course i will be right th... moreI mainly want to be able to set it up outside the door so he can go out and do his business and i don't have to go walking around with him. He has had a big fenced in yard for 10 years and not use to doing business on a lease. Of course i will be right there watching him. Make it easier to clean it up too being in one place. less
Karier13: February 12I new here. I juat bought a 30 foot wildwood TT. Hasnt even been delivered yet because of the monsoon yesterday. Plan on selling my house and living in it. I hope my baby boy likes it. He is an 11 year old terrier mix and my sweetie.
Jim&Debbie JellymanFebruary 13
Your baby will love, love traveling. We are getting our tt ready for our next trip to Blue Springs State Park and Rosie and Princess jumped in on the couch ready to go!!! I swear they were smiling!!!
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