I need a camping buddy!

[bubbles]

For all the right reasons; home and camping: Toy Poodle.

[Rest and Relax]

Originally Posted by heavynlori

Our chocolate lab is King of the Camper Attachment 98989

any color Lab becomes king of the camper and king of hearts friendly great with kids sometimes a little barky though.

[Homebrew]

Pick a dog you can take everywhere. We take are Yorkie poo everywhere - camping, hiking, kayaking and motorcycling.
Check out this video -

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FbkACdG8GQc

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[dj3spots]

Most any breed of dog is good. However, lot of RV parks have insurance policies that will not allow Chows, Dobermans, German Shepherds, "bully" breeds or Rottweilers. Florida seems to be the state that has the strictest policy. Remember to ask when you register. Nothing beats setting up camp and being asked to leave because your dog breed is one of the ones previously noted. It is especially frustrating when your dog resembles another breed.we have an American bulldog that resembles a pit bull. I actually carry two letters from two different vets, her papers and vet shot record, licenses. All declaring she is an ABD and still have been asked to move on. So I'd say take others advice and get a smallish well know breed. Some parks even restrict by weight. Limit sees to be around the forty pounds. Get whatever breed you like - just be aware.


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[redcloud1]

We have a corgi and a pug, they both love to camp.

[reddiver]

Get a snake. They are always quiet; you don't have to walk it or pick up its droppings....well little ones maybe.

[DDC]

We always had cairn terriers, on the fourth one now over forty years, all of them loved camping and the present one Casey who is two now loves it to.

[kluza2786]

We had a German Shepherd that LOVED to go camping with us. She had been obedience trained and had a CGC (canine good citizen) certificate. Unfortunately, some campgrounds consider the Shepherd to be in the banned category. Not to be rude - but we currently do not have a dog and I still WILL NOT patronize a campground that doesn't allow the breed.

[kluza2786]

Do all of us a favor. When you get a dog, be sure to get it accustomed to all of the campground sounds so that it doesn't bark all of the time. We've camped next to people with "little yappy dogs" that seemed to bark all of the time - whether the owners were present or not. It didn't seem to make any difference if other people were walking down the road or if there were other dogs around - just a constant yap-yap-yap!

[Danesville]

I camp with my two Great Danes and they love it. They are quite and very friendly, start the MH and they hop into there travel cages and sleep while traveling. They weigh about 180 lbs each , so with there food and toys they do add to the travel weight but no worries with the right MH .

[satdog01]

[ATTACH]99030[/ATTACHwe rescued a Pomeranian mix. She is 11 pounds of Prue puppy at 13 months. Has camped 33 nights, loves it! Do leave tv on if we are out. Soon as her bed is picked up and I head towards ca per she is all over it. Besides, lot of company for our earl walks. Keeps me in shape!

[hammer55]

one that doesn't require a grooming every month, our yorkie costs us 40.00 a month to groom, geeze, wife had to have him once she saw him,,,

[satdog01]

Sent to me after our rescue! Sorry pic of of rescue dog did no attach!

[satdog01]

File that was sent to me after rescued Pepper!

[Jmsx2]

Pazzo the Maltese.. He's a great travel companion and loves to take trips in our Coach. Heading down the road he rides on the back of the couch looking out the window. He'll even go to the door to let us know when he needs to go. He loves trail riding in our Jeep too. They have hair, not fur so he doesn't shed. Makes keeping the Coach clean a lot easier.

[asquared]

I like it satdog. I'm a huge rescue fan. That is all I will ever bring into my family. I wish I could help them all but just giving one his forever home is all that fits into our family.

[howie70]

shelter dog's are the best imo.

[fander]

I like our standard poodle. Doesn't shed, doesn't bark, doesn't bite. Be careful who you buy one from as they can inbred and also some breeders have high strung dogs. Don't know of anybody ever getting one from the dog pound though.

[V-Lite Fun]

We have a bichon. Very smart little dogs. Non allergenic, don't shed and don't bark a lot. We leave our little dog alone for a few hours and she just sits in the window watching what's going on. People have told us she just watches and never barks. They are easily trained. They are happy little guys and they love people. She is a great traveler too.

[redcloud1]

Snake would be dead if it came to my camp site. I hate snakes.