longhorn1
Ouch, that stings!
I have reached out to several people by PM, but when I couldn't find anything helpful when I searched I decided to post a new topic. We were without a pet for 1-1/2 years and got our FWC camper during that time. We just adopted a 5-1/2 year old yellow lab from the breeder of our last dog. Sarah just had her 3rd litter in April and they were looking for a good home for her. We gladly stepped up. We plan on taking her on some short weekend trips, once we get the dog ramp and the weather cools a bit. We have a week long trip to Vermont in October that we plan on taking her.
We have a front dinette and plan on putting her bed on the floor under the table. I plan on filling the floor area behind the passenger seat with equipment and laying her bed on the seat and on top of the stored items so she has a safe place to travel. I will now have to re-locate the large blue tote that holds my Weber Q Grill and grill items (usually travels on the rear passenger seat) to either a storage container that fits my 2" hitch, getting tote into camper, or get a smaller grill.
The main reason for this post was to get advice for traveling with a pet. Sorry for the clutter above, but I wanted to give you a picture of what we have now. I know in National Parks pets aren't allowed on the trails. Do you feel comfortable keeping your dog in the camper when you go hiking? If you are staying at sites that allow pets on trails do you take your dog hiking with you.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. John
We have a front dinette and plan on putting her bed on the floor under the table. I plan on filling the floor area behind the passenger seat with equipment and laying her bed on the seat and on top of the stored items so she has a safe place to travel. I will now have to re-locate the large blue tote that holds my Weber Q Grill and grill items (usually travels on the rear passenger seat) to either a storage container that fits my 2" hitch, getting tote into camper, or get a smaller grill.
The main reason for this post was to get advice for traveling with a pet. Sorry for the clutter above, but I wanted to give you a picture of what we have now. I know in National Parks pets aren't allowed on the trails. Do you feel comfortable keeping your dog in the camper when you go hiking? If you are staying at sites that allow pets on trails do you take your dog hiking with you.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. John