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any1 got any tips for going vamping with 2 dogs

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babyjjbaby · 02/06/2008 21:20

want to go camping and take the dogs with me jack russel and westie got a cage for the car which they r used to going in alot the only thing that i am worried about is if we can't leave them in the car i was going to get a battery fan for there cage and leave all the windows open a bit in the car how long could i leave them in the car for if i left all 4 windows down a few inches with the fan on there cage also any good places in the south or south west where is dog friendly togo camping and any other tips please

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hullygully · 05/06/2008 10:21

Anyfuckingway no one would fucking steal the fucking dogs outfuckingside the fucking shop cos they'd get fucking bitten, surely?

beautifulgirls · 05/06/2008 10:30

babyjjbaby - it is quite clear that you have several choices open to you, but you fail to listen to advice given to you here by many people who are here trying to help. You can choose a different camp site, you can put a dog in kennels, even at 10 years old, you can leave a dog outside the shop tied up. You could even take long life milk with you instead of buying fresh.

If however you choose to leave your dog in the car on a hot day you can quite happily expect it will die of heat stroke in a short time, especially more likely the older the dog gets of course. If you leave the windows open and a fan on, then expect the same people who are going to steal it from outside the shop (as it trys to bite them) to also try and steal your car, which of course would then invalidate your car insurance too as you will not have left your car secure.

You have a final choice - if you really cant cope then dont go.

Stop having a go at people who are trying to help and get some responsibility for your own actions.

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babyjjbaby · 05/06/2008 10:41

sowhat if my dog is agressive the campsites can't stop u cos they don't know u and no if they were tied up otside the shop they wouldn't be able to fuckin bite em cos they would have there muzzle thats why i won't leave them outside oh and i do leave the car parked up with the roof down regulary and never had no problems so sure i won't have no problems anyway tell uy what stuff all of you and i'll do what i want i would never of fuckin posted if i'd known i would get this hassle and how the fuck can the dogs nite whoever would be staekling them if they bhad a muzzle on duh it don't take a genisis to realise it can't when it's got a muzzle on and i said from the start he don't get taken nowhere without a muzzle on

and for those of you who say why i have him when he bites and i got a baby cos he's mine and i luv him and if i got rid of him he would just be put down

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babyjjbaby · 05/06/2008 10:43

oh and betiful girls i ain't even said what site i am going to yet cos i ain't chose

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zippitippitoes · 05/06/2008 10:45

you can get a fridge for your car for 10 quid

i think if you camp then you have to be quite laid back rather than expect it to be just like home and also consider the other people around who wont like aggressive attitudes from fellow campers or their animals

if the dogs are nasty then the campsite could ask you to leave ditto a camper

ggglimpopo · 05/06/2008 10:48

pmsl

sorry, nothing remotely constructive to (fucking) add.....

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babyjjbaby · 05/06/2008 10:49

yeh well we'll see i ain't planning on being on the site much anyway i'llhave to see if i can get a fridge trying to save up for a electric hook up for the tent first

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zippitippitoes · 05/06/2008 10:49

anyway cant lie in bed all day must get on

MarmadukeScarlet · 05/06/2008 10:54

Well lets hope a future post of yours doesn't say

The dog has bitten my baby badly he has 40 stitches in his face and will be scarred for life (or worse).

I love him very much, should I have him put down?

notjustmom · 05/06/2008 11:22

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WonderingWhy · 05/06/2008 11:35

Isn't it weird trying to read this stuff when it is from a place where nothing is her responsibility?

Everything is someone else's fault. I can;t imagine living like that with that mindset, can you?

I never realised there were even people who thought that way.

WonderingWhy · 05/06/2008 11:36

Except two year olds.

The bit about 'nobody can stop you taking a vicious dog because they don't know you' just had me reeling.

It really is a different world (planet)

It sounds like the car is a convertible anyway so dogs should be Ok.

ComeOVeneer · 05/06/2008 11:40

I can't get my head around why somebody would chance it having a vicious dog around a small child! Much as you may love your pets I would always put my child first and I'm afraid that dog would be gone (even if it did mean it had to be put down). A dog that has already bitten and has to go out with a muzzle, yet you let it around a baby !

notjustmom · 05/06/2008 11:55

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BlueDragonfly · 05/06/2008 11:57

having read this thread from start to finish (well COVs post-i havenlt refreshed)

babyJJ - your posts are hard to read and not very clear which is probably why there has ben some confusion. The advice you have been given is- mostly- good advice. it may go against what you wanted to hear but its good advice none the less.
You CANNOT keep your dogs in a car, nor should you have a dog that bites the person it is suposed to love around children of any age. It may not have bitten your child but thats not to say it won't. nor is that to say that if it gets out of the tent that it will not bite another camper or their children. If that hapens it will need to be put down/

You say your dogs are your life - more than your child?

Your posts are not clear - are you asking about advice camping with dogs?
advice about shopping with dogs? leaving the dogs on the car or what?

The way you talk to posters is disgraceful - you asked for advice and you got it, no amount of name changing will change the fact that the advice given was sound and accurate (mostly)

BlueDragonfly · 05/06/2008 11:57

she is 16?

i am sure she won't be allowed to camp on her own in that case so the thread is pointless !

ComeOVeneer · 05/06/2008 12:05

She is 16? Then whose car is it? Also if she lives in a caravan why is she on the "fly" threads talking about cleaning UPSTAIRS Seems a bit fishy to me!?!?!?!

zippitippitoes · 05/06/2008 12:08

well i wondered that

she needs to go to charm school anyway

LazyLinePainterJane · 05/06/2008 12:09

Can you not take everything you need with you so you don't have to go shopping in the first place?

notjustmom · 05/06/2008 12:18

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ComeOVeneer · 05/06/2008 12:49

Fly threads are those weird cleaning threads. She def states upstairs and downstairs. (can anyone tell I am avoiding writting my PTA speech )?

littlelapin · 05/06/2008 12:53

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BlueDragonfly · 05/06/2008 13:03

with a baby and 2 dogs

zippitippitoes · 05/06/2008 13:05

maybe its a bus

PreciousRamotswe · 05/06/2008 13:13