Our dressing gowns are big and fluffy so no room for them in our storage. Everything has to be multipurpose so outside doggy visits have to be done by throwing on a coat over pyjamas and hoping it is dark
Train the dogs to go in the shower, just don't stand in it when
Oh dear. We had better buy some pyjamasOur dressing gowns are big and fluffy so no room for them in our storage. Everything has to be multipurpose so outside doggy visits have to be done by throwing on a coat over pyjamas and hoping it is dark
You can't say something like that and not put photos on ... of the dogs I hasten to add!
You can buy a bracket to make the TV removable, one part is attached to the existing arm and the other to the rear of the TV, about £15 quid from memory.
Fitted double sheet on the bottom as it 'pulls' tight at the corners so keep it in place, if not tight enough use some securing straps made for that purpose (Ebay, Dunelm etc). We just use a normal double flat top sheet.on the bed, what bedding do you use. A double looks too big and a single too small. How do you get a sheet on?
Have you weighed it yet? PVCs tend to have less payload than coachbuilts due to the heavier body so you may not have the payload available that you've been told/think you have especially since the manufacturer quoted total vehicle weight figure can be up to 5% out and that extra 5% vehicle weight would reduce the payload.
Don’t worry, we normally have more than that in the cargo space. That photo was taken when I was installing the van swing, hence the bumper is missing as well. I am due a trip to the weighbridge to check my loaded weight. I still have my C1 and hopefully will not have to resurrect my Class 1Crikey, there doesn’t appear to be much under your bed. Fold up chairs, Cadac, ground sheet, cables, stakes, toilet chemical etc etc. Thank you for the info regarding carrying bikes. We let our C1 licences lapse but reckon, following a visit to the weighbridge without tow bar on, bikes, we may need to upgrade van to get a better payload.
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Here they are, Molly theYou can't say something like that and not put photos on ... of the dogs I hasten to add!
10 and Toby a Hava
I didn’t like to askWhat's a Hava? Hava guess???
Wimp!I didn’t like to ask
A Havanese cross Bichon, supposedlyI didn’t like to ask
I am not even sure what a Havanese is?A Havanese cross Bichon, supposedly
Look it up on Google. We just had our proper
and met a couple with a Havanese. I am very impulsive and ended up that evening in Kettering to look at a Havanese puppy. There were 7 in a rather unsavoury house where the occupants were Romanian. I chose mine and was then givenhas taught him well and he is keeping her very young, both running like greyhounds chasing the squirrels up our local park
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In essence yes it's tucked in cosy all round
It's the diog in the picture
Are you bored lass? This thread is 3 years old!It's the diog in the picture
I bought these from Amazon to secure the sofa covers on the bench seats/beds (we have dogs) and they work perfectly.
Well, I had forgotten so worth a repeat visit !!It's the diog in the picture
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