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RVing With Dogs Made Easy: An Honest Review Of The FXW Dog Playpen

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IRIS Exercise Panel Pet Playpen with Door - 34 Inch http://amzn.to/2B2hPtSOne of the most asked questions we get is what we use to contain our dogs while cam...

Since this is our most popular project yet, I felt I needed to get a move on with posting all about it. We started to think about a better, more convenient way to travel with our dogs. The Varikennels on the left behind the driver's seat were fine, but a little small for our shepherds. With RV life, it is always about finding a better way to store things and keep things organized. With the dogs, we wanted them to be comfortable in our travels while being safe. We saw a picture of kennels…

Now I know everyone has their own needs and purposes with their campers, so this isn't for everyone. In the past we have kept our two medium sized dogs in a big crate in the middle of the living area.

Whether you need a porch for Pointers, stool for Shorkies, step for Samoyeds, ramp for Rat Terriers, or some other mod for your beloved mystery mutts, these seven truck and camper changes are sure to get Bella, Luna and Max’s tails wagging. Here’s 7 for the K-9. Over the years we’ve seen some extremely clever […]

Jul 3, 2020 - Here's what you need to know when you RV travel with your dog. Keeping your dog safe, healthy and happy is the most important thing when traveling in your RV.

Navigating a small space can be hard for just one person.. Now you're adding a puppy to the mix?! This is how I survived van life with my 4 legged baby.

How to keep your dogs safe when leaving them alone in your van. Hot days, long hours or hikes that don't allow them: everything you need to know.

When Joe and I first began our RV adventure, we had two large dogs: Duke (a Belgian Malinois mix) and Leo (a white Siberian Husky). At over 70 pounds apiece, neither were exactly “travel-sized,” but we loved spending time with our dogs. In fact, they played a major role in our decision to travel full time in an RV in the first place. If you're about to start RVing with dogs, this should help you get off on the right paw!