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On the Road
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RVing with Pets
Ten Commandments to Camping with Dogs
Millions
of families take their dogs camping every year, yet few take even the
most basic preparations for their dog’s safety and enjoyment Learn the
Ten Commandments to follow when camping or RVing with your dog.
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RVing with Pets
Walking the dog should be enjoyable
Walking with your dog should be an enjoyable experience. It can be if you consider your expectations and take time to prepare your dog for a variety of situations. Each walk should have a little "free sniff" time but also short training sessions.
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RVing with Pets
Well equipped first aid kid essential for RVing pets
The Cub Scout Motto is Be Prepared. A well equipped first aid kit for our pets provides peace of mind in case of emergency. Rule number one, stay calm and keep the pet calm. Besides the essentials, a first aid handbook must be included in the kit.
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RVing with Pets
Website debuts about RVing with dogs
Recreational vehicle enthusiasts who travel with dogs have a new online resource in RVingWithDogs.com. The website includes daily commentary by editors Julee and Jack Meltzer as well as a directory of "dog-friendly" campgrounds.
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RVing with Pets
Is your pet overweight? Here's what to do
Dogs on the go tend to sit too much, eat too much and get too little
exercise. They also tend to get fat. How can you tell if your
pouch is a bit porky? Look and feel and the truth will be revealed.
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RVing with Pets
Security for pets on the go
The exercise pen is portable, easy to store and sets up quickly for a one night stop or an extended stay. Dogs and cats love being outside with the family. Keep them safe in the Xpen.
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"Microchip" your pet for peace of mind
Losing a pet while on the road is unbelievably traumatic. To help
ensure you find a lost pet make sure it has a license, rabies tags and
a microchip. A microchip cannot be lost or altered. The database that
backs up the microchip is your best insurance for reuniting
you with your pet.
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RVing with Pets
Doggie duffles protects pets on the RV road
Preparing the doggie duffle will ensure
that you have what you need for your pets on the go. Proper
leashes, extra collars, grooming supplies, dishes and treats
should all be on the list and in the duffle.
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RVing with Pets
Feeding your pet: take it seriously
While on the road, what food you buy and where you buy it could make a
big difference in the comfort of your traveling pet and those who
travel with him. Do not change foods suddenly while on the road or
ever. But make sure the product you are buying is fresh. All pet food
stores are not created equal.
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RVing with Pets
Don't forget pet health records before your next trip
Before setting out on the road with your pet, visit your veterinarian.
All vaccinations must be updated. Medical records must contain all
information necessary in case of emergency. Make copies of these
records and leave one copy at home in a safe place and keep one with
you where you can find it when needed.
On the Road
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RVing with Pets
Meet our new "RVing with Pets" columnist
Most pets love to travel. They want to be with their people family wherever that might be. This column is for RVers who travel with pets -- about half of all RVers. bring a long an animal friend on their trips. Dogs are their first choice followed by cats, with a few birds tagging along as well.
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