If the battery has been dead for a long time it may not be taking a charge. You can try removing it and putting it on a dedicated battery recovery charger.
Autozone will check it out for free (I think).
If it needs to be replaced (I think it will), get a Deep Discharge battery and stay away from a car battery.
Car batteries are designed to give up their charge in a burst (for starting) and don't last long supplying constant current.
TIP: if it says CCA on it run away. Cold Cranking Amps is a "Car Starting Power" measure. Look for words like "Reserve Capacity (RC)" or "Amp Hours (AH)" to denote a Deep Discharge battery. Good 12 Volt ones have capacities from 75AH to 220AH.
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Lou & Freya the wonder dog
2008 GMC Sierra 3000HD Allison Duramax
2019 Flagstaff 8529FL
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