Dogs? Yes or No - A Poll - Please Respond (1 Viewer)

[Weavers Answer]

Voted no as I don't have a dog atm but if I did I'd vote yes.
I take my pet bird though

 

[JimJams]

Yeh we do mate as you know ..

just a pic of the Lump himself!

 

[gwyntaxi]

Slightly off Topic, but it seems that a dog is the number 1 motorhomers must have it's rare that you see a motorhome without one, however whenever a motorhome is advertised for sale it always states No Pets No Smokers , strange I thought, just saying.

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[Beemobile]

If I knew how I'd put a pic of my two on here, but if I couldn't take at least one of them with me I wouldn't go anywhere.

 

[Sid52]

Yes but only in the UK. When abroad she stays with her sibling at my daughter's or all the family move into our house.

 

[PhilDurrant]

Our dog "Poppy" goes everywhere with us including France/Spain in the winter and Greece (Corfu) in the spring. She is the reason we got the motorhome.

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[Frog]

We have two dogs and they go everywhere with us, couldn’t bring ourselves to leave them at a kennels, they are family

 

[Cagem]

Two dogs and they go everywhere.

 

[Tanya_and_Mick]

Aye we do

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[Clive Beeza]

Just before Christmas we lost one of our beloved Jack Russels "our Sally" very sad, our other JRT (Meg) is just two year old, and full of beans, she brings brightness to the cloudiest of days, and of course comes with us everywhere in our motohome,
they are a member of the family.

 

[Chris+Tracy]

One dog and if they don't like dogs we don't go there. Plenty of places that are dog friendly. The same goes for cafes too. If they want my money they accept my dog.

 

[pandas]

NO

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[pandas]

Jazz loves going up front. I let her occasionally. Being Left hand drive she gets some looks when people think she's driving.

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I know...I'm irresponsible..

and illegal and were you filming whilst travelling?

 

[Clever Claire]

Yes yes yes to a doggie companion. Although sadly the JR died last September. Oh boy do we miss him.

 

[Mrsambulancekidd]

That’s you covered , what about the dog?

Your Collies are beautiful, you don't need a blanket either.

Just a point also from a police friend if you are travelling anywhere around London motorways they have overhead cameras i am sure you have all seen them so if you get caught with your dog up front its a automatic £100 fine through the door when you get home cheers Rod

Really, is that even if they are restrained!

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[Caggsie1]

So many lovely dogs. Who ever said , dog owners are all the same, stop for a natter, I will agree.

 

[DaveGreen1948]

We always travel with our dog Layla, both here in the UK and on the continent.

 

[Blue Knight]

Our two Rotties would go into kennels for the few days we were away in the van - we just didn't have the space in our first two coachbuilts.

They subsequently died and then we adopted a new Rotti boy; this time we were adament that he wasn't going into a prison while we were enjoying ourselves so he comes everywhere with us now. This is one of the main reasons why we bought a PVC with a huge open floor space to accommodate his size.

He sometimes pops his head forward to see if the neighbours have a dog that they don't want anymore - yum yum!!

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[Markas]

Got my first campervan conversion done in 2017 so I could take my elderly collie on holiday with me. Sadly lost her last month but we created some lovely memories together touring Scotland and the West Country.
You do get to talk to people if you travel with a dog and they get you out and about.

 

[sally47]

Two for us everywhere and always they love the motor homing as much as we do

 

[Neil Ric Tic]

The last of our four "Rescue Dogs" sadly passed away recently, so for the first time in 50 odd years, I am dogless.......

We're currently looking at how things pan out with the "B" situation, as we will be travelling a lot next year, particularly abroad....Hopefully we'll re-home some waif and stray before we go!

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[Maxmoho]

We have 2 Border Terriers & a Jack Russell puppy. We bought our Motorhome so that they could come with us...

 

[AndyPK]

We have four rescue dogs - they travel with us all the time, and are the reason we bought a motorhome.........

 

[Alsegal]

No, 1 or more is great. Thanks

You need to keep your dogs to yourselves and not expect everyone to love them jump up at you . Oh he won’t hurt you !

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[tjay]

Our Yorkie, Jake (now 12 years old) has been traveling to Europe in moho since 5 months old ! he has attended umpteen funster rallies too, where we go he goes, even won a prize at Funsters rally last year at "Twin Lakes"
He is good company as well and met loads of like minded funsters too !!

 

[cruiser]

Oh yes we have a small pom. And we are now getting a new Samoyed puppy. in 4 weeks time.

 

[tc1000ok]

I travelled for 5 weeks with a Malamute and a German Shepherd. It was great to have my furry friends. I was widowed last year so I will have to travel with 3 dogs now. That will be interesting as I also have MS and trying to travel before it robs me of more mobility.

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[Poodlepower]

I bought my first campervan in 1983 to accomodate my first Old English Sheepdog.I acquired 3 more OES and 2 more VW campervans. Next a trailertent and a huge ridge tent to give them plenty of room. Then 2 caravans as the OES passed on and we had 2 Hungarian Pulis. Eventually my first coachbuilt motorhome for 2 Shelties and the Pulis. Now my second motorhome for One Sheltie and 2 Toy Poodles. It's a way of life which I love.

 

[AndyPK]

You need to keep your dogs to yourselves and not expect everyone to love them jump up at you . Oh he won’t hurt you !

Okaaay........not quite sure what Alsegal’s point is about ‘You need to keep your dogs to yourselves.......’
I agree that they should not jump up as this does upset people, but keeping them away from all is a little bit extreme, or have I got the wrong end of the stick?

 

[Poodlepower]

My 3 are on leads outside of our garden and I would never let them jump up at anyone. They are only offlead if there is a designated exercise area.

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