We travel with 3 dobermans and set up is very similar. We have also used a "high line" where feasible, and this is great to help with tangling. We stretch a cable from tree to tree or to camper to tree ... if at a site where roomy enough.... and then use caribiners to attach 4 ft cables to our dogs harnesses. We knot the line to keep them from sliding across one another. Otherwise, they just do the typical tie outs and spaced apart enough to hopefully not get tangled. It's always a challenge, but we wouldn't have it any other way! They're the reason we got an RV. ❤🐾
This is the best video I have seen yet on camping with dogs. My wife and I are researching for our first camping adventure with our two puppers. Thank you!
Glad our video helped! Yes, a camera gives you a piece of mind for sure. Many options out there. Wyze camera will only cost you 25 bucks. We use a Verizon mifi now, but we used to tether my phone as a hotspot for internet and use my wife’s phone to view the camera while we were out. We have unlimited data so if you don’t just be careful of usage. You can turn down the picture quality to use less data. So worth it and easy:)
This week will be our first time camping with our 13 year old barky Jack Russell dog. lol. We are hoping it goes ok. Thanks for your tips. Hope you do more dog camping videos.
@@sherylriehl1334 as she goes more and more she will get more used to it. We take pups in the camper if they get too rowdy. Then bring them back out once they calm down. Sometimes a challenge, but always nice to have your fur baby with ya:)
My husband and I are full timers going on year two. We travel with our three German Shepherds. They are all over 100 pounds. Because GSD are considered an 'aggressive breed',, we do have trouble finding spots, other than at BLM or national forests, to stay, or at a campground or an RV park. It is a challenge! Even though we don't leave them outside by themselves, people get nervous around them. Monitoring them while we are gone will give us piece of mind.
This was great! We always worry about leaving our pup in the camper and you have shared some genius solutions. We just added another dog to our family and we're leaving to camp today...just yesterday the new puppy began barking at every bird and squirrel on our walks. I'm talking high pitched murder barking. He's been a sweet little guy on lead for weeks-Ugh! We work with a trainer, but I'm not sure that we can get this worked out in under 6 hours...hahaha! Luckily, we're not too far from home, so we can cut our trip short, if needed. Wish us luck!
So glad we found your channel! Love your content, and your fur babies (we have 3 , 2 pittie girls and their giant German short-haired pointer brother lol!) I thought I heard in one of your videos you're in Ohio or close? Being in Ohio, we've really enjoyed the areas you guys have reviewed, definitely nice to see places closer for smaller trips! I hope you guys are doing well and will continue your videos, it's great you're real with everything and a nice change from some of the other rv stuff we've watched lol!
Thank you James. It’s funny what we do for our pups? You will love traveling with them. Makes the experience all that much more enjoyable. Safe travels and thank you for watching!
New subscriber here glad that I found you. My wife and I just bought a travel trailer and she's been stressing a little bit about having our dog in there because hes a pretty big pitbull as well. Glad to find these tips, it's gonna help us out and we're excited to get started. We get our trailer in 2 weeks.
Thank you! Comments like this make our day! The biggest reason we got into camping was to find a way to go on adventures with our pups and we wouldn’t trade any of the experiences we’ve had camping with them for anything in the world. So excited for you two to start adventuring with your dog! It will be worth it, I promise! 🐾🐕
New subscriber here. We are currently looking at the Waggle monitor for our pups to keep track of temp and power outage. I like that you can do seasonal subscriptions and not pay for the months you don't use it camping. Curious if you considered them instead of the Motorola. Have you experienced any campgrounds that don't allow bully breeds? We were turned away from our very first trip due to our VERY friendly deaf pit due to their insurance company. Now it's our first question while booking. Great content by the way.
Just stumbled on your channel. Love it and like that guys are regonally local to me. You mentioned the rules on dog size/weight, which is the most rediculous this I've seen. I have a 65# Boxer and a 23# Boston. Can you guess which is one is the greater troublemaker? Spoler Alert! its the Boston. The weight rule has to be made by someone without dogs. We now seasonal camp in Denver, PA (not the one you did the worst ever video on) and our dogs love camping. We bought our first TT for the same reasons you guys did.
I have high hopes with our 2 small Pomchi dogs. We hope to camp at the lake this summer multiple times and are concerned about their barking, is it just kind of you just do it and figure it out along the trip? They have only been camping with us once and eventually settled down. One of our dogs gets ill while traveling, (not sure which one gets ill) trying to decide if we should medicate before travel? Thanks for you advice! 👍🏻🙏🏻
I have high hopes to for your little fur babies. It’s one of those things the more you do it the more they get used to it. We camped in our driveway for first few times to get them used to the camping. If you’re at a camp site and dogs are acting up we bring them into the camper to settle down if they don’t settle right away. For me biggest suggestion is if you stay calm they stay calm. If you feel anxious about it they can sense it and feed off of it. Our one dog gets sick sometimes, but we don’t medicate them .. yet. I’ve been taking them for more rides in the truck longer and longer to get them used to it. Longer rides I would consider motion sickness meds approved by the vet. Happy camping!
Something that I have seen is that many RVers assume everyone wants a dog and there is something wrong if you don't. We have had dogs, loved them, and traveled with them. But now we enjoy traveling without having to make special arrangements for a dog.
There's definitely some major freedom that comes with traveling without pets. There's certain things we can't do right now while we travel with Mac and Dee and we totally get that! There's no right or wrong way to RV, whatever makes you the happiest and what you enjoy the most is the way to go! And #teamflannelforlife!
I have 5 dog's in Australia most of them are pedigree American Bulldogs and one ozzy terrier, and I don't think anyone in a caravan with 5 dog's in a caravan parks, so I go to fee ,full time travelling
We have a little she 5-6 lbs she loves to go camping we couldn’t go all last yr cause of this so called virus she got depressed this year we’re going camping she dancing around the house she loves to go go camping!!
You may be Surprised. Dee is a big barker when she sees people and other dogs, but for the most part she became relaxed at campsites and for exception of some squirrels and ducks she’s usually pretty good. I know what you mean though. Before you start going the idea of the dogs barking gives some anxiety, but once you start doing it your dog might just surprise you:)
Those cats were probably feral. Unfortunately, people toss their cats or kittens out, thinking that they can fend for themselves, and they can starve or freeze to death etc. The populations increase every spring and fall. I foster a colony which I had spayed/neutered. Ferals are more afraid of humans than strays....strays have had human contact at some point. It is a big problem in rural communities with farmland. I have several rescue cats....but I love dogs too! I would love to rescue a dog, no matter the breed, but pitties are so wonderful!
That's great what you do for the feral cat colony! It definitely felt like that was the situation we encountered. They were very skittish and kept their distance. We were also very close to farm country!
I got the help of a local TNR(trap, neuter, release) group and borrowed cages to trap the kitties all at one time(10). They helped me get an appointment with the SPCA to have them all fixed. Feral life is hard and we have had a lot of heartbreak. They live in the woods behind our house. We put out several plastic igloos with straw, and some chairs under our deck for shelter. We feed every morning with kibble and fresh water. There are so many more than just our colony, and we have lost many to floods, disease etc. But, we do have some plump, cute and sassy kitties that have a warm place. One sweet boy will let me pet him every morning at breakfast💓. You are obviously animal lovers....thank you!
Im suprised you only have 400 subscribers! You guys are very informative! Keep the vids coming!
Thank you Chris for the kind words! Hoping to grow more for sure . Been making videos since fall. Glad to have you as a subscriber!
All very informative and very timely. Just adopted an English Springer Spaniel I plan to take with me on my trailer camping excursions.
We travel with 3 dobermans and set up is very similar. We have also used a "high line" where feasible, and this is great to help with tangling. We stretch a cable from tree to tree or to camper to tree ... if at a site where roomy enough.... and then use caribiners to attach 4 ft cables to our dogs harnesses. We knot the line to keep them from sliding across one another.
Otherwise, they just do the typical tie outs and spaced apart enough to hopefully not get tangled. It's always a challenge, but we wouldn't have it any other way! They're the reason we got an RV. ❤🐾
Thank you for these tips!!!
This is the best video I have seen yet on camping with dogs. My wife and I are researching for our first camping adventure with our two puppers. Thank you!
We are so glad to hear our video helped! Will have to keep up posted on your first adventure with your fur babies!
Awesome idea about the camera inside camper. We take our 2 dogs camping but won’t leave them for fear of what could happen while gone.
Glad our video helped! Yes, a camera gives you a piece of mind for sure. Many options out there. Wyze camera will only cost you 25 bucks. We use a Verizon mifi now, but we used to tether my phone as a hotspot for internet and use my wife’s phone to view the camera while we were out. We have unlimited data so if you don’t just be careful of usage. You can turn down the picture quality to use less data. So worth it and easy:)
This week will be our first time camping with our 13 year old barky Jack Russell dog. lol. We are hoping it goes ok. Thanks for your tips. Hope you do more dog camping videos.
How did the trip go? Love the name of your pup!
@@FrankandTori - camping went ok. She was a bit barky as we expected but she did ok. Didn’t want to let her daddy out of her sight!
@@sherylriehl1334 as she goes more and more she will get more used to it. We take pups in the camper if they get too rowdy. Then bring them back out once they calm down. Sometimes a challenge, but always nice to have your fur baby with ya:)
My husband and I are full timers going on year two. We travel with our three German Shepherds. They are all over 100 pounds. Because GSD are considered an 'aggressive breed',, we do have trouble finding spots, other than at BLM or national forests, to stay, or at a campground or an RV park. It is a challenge! Even though we don't leave them outside by themselves, people get nervous around them.
Monitoring them while we are gone will give us piece of mind.
This was great! We always worry about leaving our pup in the camper and you have shared some genius solutions. We just added another dog to our family and we're leaving to camp today...just yesterday the new puppy began barking at every bird and squirrel on our walks. I'm talking high pitched murder barking. He's been a sweet little guy on lead for weeks-Ugh! We work with a trainer, but I'm not sure that we can get this worked out in under 6 hours...hahaha! Luckily, we're not too far from home, so we can cut our trip short, if needed. Wish us luck!
Good luck and you will have a blast!
Great tips. Thank you much.
Our pleasure:)
So glad we found your channel! Love your content, and your fur babies (we have 3 , 2 pittie girls and their giant German short-haired pointer brother lol!)
I thought I heard in one of your videos you're in Ohio or close? Being in Ohio, we've really enjoyed the areas you guys have reviewed, definitely nice to see places closer for smaller trips! I hope you guys are doing well and will continue your videos, it's great you're real with everything and a nice change from some of the other rv stuff we've watched lol!
Just bought an RV so we can have our dogs with us, found your videos and enjoying watching you guys.
Thank you James. It’s funny what we do for our pups? You will love traveling with them. Makes the experience all that much more enjoyable. Safe travels and thank you for watching!
Just bought a travel trailer so I didn’t have to leave my 3 pups behind anymore. Appreciate the info!
Congrats on the new travel trailer! You'll have to keep us updated on how you (and the pups!) Like it! Thanks for watching! 🐶
We have a pit mix too. He’s a sweet and gentle pup. ❤️
They are the best:)
I have a pit bull/collie and won't hurt a flea. :)
New subscriber here glad that I found you. My wife and I just bought a travel trailer and she's been stressing a little bit about having our dog in there because hes a pretty big pitbull as well. Glad to find these tips, it's gonna help us out and we're excited to get started. We get our trailer in 2 weeks.
Thank you! Comments like this make our day! The biggest reason we got into camping was to find a way to go on adventures with our pups and we wouldn’t trade any of the experiences we’ve had camping with them for anything in the world. So excited for you two to start adventuring with your dog! It will be worth it, I promise! 🐾🐕
New subscriber here. We are currently looking at the Waggle monitor for our pups to keep track of temp and power outage. I like that you can do seasonal subscriptions and not pay for the months you don't use it camping. Curious if you considered them instead of the Motorola. Have you experienced any campgrounds that don't allow bully breeds? We were turned away from our very first trip due to our VERY friendly deaf pit due to their insurance company. Now it's our first question while booking. Great content by the way.
Thank you. Yes we have. Starlight campground in PA has ridiculous rules with dogs. First thing we look at rules before booking
I would get a simple hygrometer (humidity and temp sensor) on Amazon and position it in the frame of the camera so you can use your camera for both
Totally why we got a camper was taking our Calvin with us.
Great job! Love the dogs!😊
Thank you so much! They are real characters haha! 🐶 - Tori
Just stumbled on your channel. Love it and like that guys are regonally local to me. You mentioned the rules on dog size/weight, which is the most rediculous this I've seen. I have a 65# Boxer and a 23# Boston. Can you guess which is one is the greater troublemaker? Spoler Alert! its the Boston. The weight rule has to be made by someone without dogs.
We now seasonal camp in Denver, PA (not the one you did the worst ever video on) and our dogs love camping. We bought our first TT for the same reasons you guys did.
Glad you enjoyed the video. We do love camping and I agree people who don’t own dogs make these silly rules. We started camping because of our dogs.
I'm thinking of starting a horse and dog campsite
In central Florida
Any ideas? 27 acres farm
New sub. Heading out with me German Shepherd in March. Thank you for this. It has been my biggest worry.
Glad to help! You'll have to let us know how you and your German Shepard love it! Thanks for watching 🙂
I have high hopes with our 2 small Pomchi dogs. We hope to camp at the lake this summer multiple times and are concerned about their barking, is it just kind of you just do it and figure it out along the trip? They have only been camping with us once and eventually settled down. One of our dogs gets ill while traveling, (not sure which one gets ill) trying to decide if we should medicate before travel? Thanks for you advice! 👍🏻🙏🏻
I have high hopes to for your little fur babies. It’s one of those things the more you do it the more they get used to it. We camped in our driveway for first few times to get them used to the camping. If you’re at a camp site and dogs are acting up we bring them into the camper to settle down if they don’t settle right away. For me biggest suggestion is if you stay calm they stay calm. If you feel anxious about it they can sense it and feed off of it. Our one dog gets sick sometimes, but we don’t medicate them .. yet. I’ve been taking them for more rides in the truck longer and longer to get them used to it. Longer rides I would consider motion sickness meds approved by the vet. Happy camping!
I took my budgie in the rv she loved it lots of talking with wild birds but my dog enjoyed the rv.
Glad to hear that! Its so nice being able to take them on trips isn't it?
@@FrankandTori yes it is and thank you for the tips
What is their dog harness … brand?
P.S. I am binge watching your videos...sorry for all the comments!
Haha no need to be sorry! We love the comments! Thanks for watching!
Something that I have seen is that many RVers assume everyone wants a dog and there is something wrong if you don't. We have had dogs, loved them, and traveled with them. But now we enjoy traveling without having to make special arrangements for a dog.
Oh, yes, and #lovetheflannel
There's definitely some major freedom that comes with traveling without pets. There's certain things we can't do right now while we travel with Mac and Dee and we totally get that! There's no right or wrong way to RV, whatever makes you the happiest and what you enjoy the most is the way to go! And #teamflannelforlife!
I have 5 dog's in Australia most of them are pedigree American Bulldogs and one ozzy terrier, and I don't think anyone in a caravan with 5 dog's in a caravan parks, so I go to fee ,full time travelling
Personal question.
What size sneaker is that, Frank? 😂
Haha 13 wide
We have a little she 5-6 lbs she loves to go camping we couldn’t go all last yr cause of this so called virus she got depressed this year we’re going camping she dancing around the house she loves to go go camping!!
This year as things open up hopefully you can get out. Our dog dee loves to dance too:)
Personal question.....
What size sneaker is that, Frank?
😂
Haha 13 wide
#Flannel love it lol
Haha thank you. It’s my new style for fall and winter. -Frank (bringing it back )
I have one dog that I could not ever take out camping, She would bark all day and night. She i snot a Happy Camper.
You may be Surprised. Dee is a big barker when she sees people and other dogs, but for the most part she became relaxed at campsites and for exception of some squirrels and ducks she’s usually pretty good. I know what you mean though. Before you start going the idea of the dogs barking gives some anxiety, but once you start doing it your dog might just surprise you:)
#lovetheflannel
Flannel life forever -Frank
Those cats were probably feral. Unfortunately, people toss their cats or kittens out, thinking that they can fend for themselves, and they can starve or freeze to death etc. The populations increase every spring and fall. I foster a colony which I had spayed/neutered. Ferals are more afraid of humans than strays....strays have had human contact at some point. It is a big problem in rural communities with farmland. I have several rescue cats....but I love dogs too! I would love to rescue a dog, no matter the breed, but pitties are so wonderful!
That's great what you do for the feral cat colony! It definitely felt like that was the situation we encountered. They were very skittish and kept their distance. We were also very close to farm country!
I got the help of a local TNR(trap, neuter, release) group and borrowed cages to trap the kitties all at one time(10). They helped me get an appointment with the SPCA to have them all fixed. Feral life is hard and we have had a lot of heartbreak. They live in the woods behind our house. We put out several plastic igloos with straw, and some chairs under our deck for shelter. We feed every morning with kibble and fresh water. There are so many more than just our colony, and we have lost many to floods, disease etc. But, we do have some plump, cute and sassy kitties that have a warm place. One sweet boy will let me pet him every morning at breakfast💓. You are obviously animal lovers....thank you!
RV WHISPER FOR ALL MONITORING WITH 12VOLT POWER WITH FULL ALERTS
Awesome, will take a look
Oops...comments apply to another campground review video....ugh...🍷
The first time I toke my dogs camping we saw like 8 sheperds
Great dog breed. I see that breed a lot while camping as well. We love all dogs, but enjoy the larger dog breeds ourself.