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I did some searching for a thread of this type and didn't really find anything, so I thought I would start one. 

The idea is just a place to share photos and stories of your favorite traveling companions, Dogs, and stories that tell about your traveling pet experiences  and methods. 

There's a thread like this on another forum I've been a member of for a few years and it's been continuously popular over the years. 

So, post up your pooch pics and tell us what you love about them, how you acquired them and what it's like traveling with them. 

 

We currently have two registered Border Terriers. The each weigh between 15 and 20 pounds and pretty much go everywhere with us. Cohen is a six year old male and Hallie is a seven year old female. Each came to us as nearly grown pups and have been through the whole obedience training thing. They're great travelers, and know no strangers. They love kids and love to explore. Unlike many terriers, they really don't bark very much and are quite pleasant to be around for most people. 

Cohen on the left, Hallie right. 

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Independence Day attire 

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Come on dad let's hit the road

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My wife wanted pup to be able to travel up front with us. Built a platform between the truck's front seats that wraps behind the driver's seat (L shaped). Covered the platform with a custom shaped dog bed. This makes my wife happy, pup would be fine hanging in the back.

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1 hour ago, taylor.coyote said:

My wife wanted pup to be able to travel up front with us. Built a platform between the truck's front seats that wraps behind the driver's seat (L shaped). Covered the platform with a custom shaped dog bed. This makes my wife happy, pup would be fine hanging in the back.

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Best buds I can tell. Great pic!😊

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Ebony is the black Lab - 12 months.  Maggie-Lou is the yellow, 22 months.   Both are Southeastern Guide Dogs.   Ebony is a Guide-Dog-In-Training.   Maggie-Lou is used for breeding Guide & Service dogs.  

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11 hours ago, Ollie-Haus said:

The idea is just a place to share photos and stories of your favorite traveling companions, Dogs, and stories that tell about your traveling pet experiences  and methods. 

Great idea, Ollie-Haus!  

We take our "Fur-Baby" everywhere.  Although we're new to the Ollie family, for sure - we've been able to transition 25+ years of RV'ing, backpacking, and general out-of-doors puppy practices/experience to make it work as comfortably as possible for Magnus in our OTT.  

We've met a ton of Fur-Baby RV'ers over the years with dogs, cats, dogs 'n cats, birds, pigs, and even a monkey!  I'm thinking we pet-lovers all have many things in common, but in particular, an underlying theme:   We tend to gravitate to RV'ing/camping because we can accommodate and have our pets during our road trips without the expense of a "Puppy Hotel" while being away.

It may take a bit of pre-trip planning is all, right?  

FYI, here are some of the aspects we always consider:

1. What are the pet "Rules" at the destination(s) - are they even allowed?;

2. Pet food/water/treats, etc. - enough for the trip duration?;

3. Collar w/tracking device (we use Apple AirTags), campsite lanyard (20-foot), floatation vest (if needed), boots (if needed), 

4. "Service Dog" vest, if so trained;

5. If other families are joining in a "caravan" - are their Fur-Babies compatible with ours?

There's probably more than those listed above - but y'all get the idea....

Cute Story:  We're camping in Flagstaff, AZ - Magnus is maybe 8-9 months old and we met an Irish couple there with their wolfhound that was the same age as ours.  Check out the size difference!IMG_0149.thumb.jpeg.5bf3f503a1bb1a47a05211f07c0a3f10.jpeg

For us, our pets literally bring us so much happiness an fun that being without them on a trip seems like a foreign thought!  

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Cheers/Woof!

 

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Aspen - getting introduced to our new Ollie.  She is a rescue and still very high strung but with time we hope can calm down and not go on alert at every sound she hears outside the Trailer.  

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Bosker is a rare breed MIKI, and at 9.5 Lbs, he is a perfect fit inside my 2008 Elite. I often tell fellow travelers that for me, "It's all about the dog".  Just ask him and Bosker will proudly tell you he's the center of the universe.  His picture adorns the front of The Wonder Egg.  We'll be at the rally this year,  Stop by and meet Bosker, but look out, you may sucked into his orbit!  

 

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Pete & "Bosker".    TV -  '18 F150 Super-cab Fx4; RV  - "The Wonder Egg";   '08 Elite, Hull Number 014.

 

Travel blog of 1st 10 years' wanderings - http://www.peteandthewonderegg.blogspot.com

 

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40 minutes ago, bugeyedriver said:

Bosker is a rare breed MIKI, and at 9.5 Lbs, he is a perfect fit inside my 2008 Elite. I often tell fellow travelers that for me, "It's all about the dog".  Just ask him and Bosker will proudly tell you he's the center of the universe.  His picture adorns the front of The Wonder Egg.  We'll be at the rally this year,  Stop by and meet Bosker, but look out, you may sucked into his orbit!  

 

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Bosker is very photogenic and looks like an easy traveler. 

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Our dog Liv (means life, in Norwegian) and Bosker are good camping buddies. 

She's looking forward to camping with Bosker again. (As are we.)

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Meet Tilly! 
Our Great Pyrenees. She loves going places, and is becoming a real good camper. She loves walking on footpaths in the woods. We’re teaching her to not bark at everything that moves, and she’s getting better every trip. At night she curls up by the door, out of the way in our Oliver. In the car, she has the back seat area all to herself (we took out the rear seats). 22 months old, and is pretty good girl' but sometimes behaving like a moody teenager. She never goes off leash outside, and wears a “FI” tracking collar. She thinks everyone is here to give affection and belly-rubs. Pretty chill dog overall.

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10 hours ago, topgun2 said:

Does Dolly know Liv and Bosker?

 

Bosker and Dolly have not met yet, but it appears they are kindred compact companions, like Liv.

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Pete & "Bosker".    TV -  '18 F150 Super-cab Fx4; RV  - "The Wonder Egg";   '08 Elite, Hull Number 014.

 

Travel blog of 1st 10 years' wanderings - http://www.peteandthewonderegg.blogspot.com

 

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