RV Living with Dogs - Things to Consider, Tips and Gear

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The creators share practical advice and personal experiences regarding traveling in an RV with a large dog named Leo. They discuss essential routines such as providing frequent walks and water during travel days, as well as the importance of checking campground policies regarding breed and weight restrictions. The video covers health considerations, including increased flea and tick treatments and the necessity of locating veterinarians in new towns. The creators also address the logistics of leaving a dog alone in an RV, emphasizing the need to monitor weather and temperature to ensure comfort. They highlight various dog friendly locations like the Pima Air Museum and Flagstaff, while noting that some activities may be limited due to pet restrictions. Additionally, they prepare for potential challenges such as being displaced from the RV for maintenance or handling emergency weather situations. The video concludes with recommendations for specific gear, including an airtight food container and a specialized harness for better control during hikes or emergencies.
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in our opinion absolutely we would not trade it for the world we love being with Leo all the time
there have been a few places we haven't been able to go because we had them but that's fine there's so many other places we can take them
having a dog on the road with you is great
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