ozman wrote:

... They can be barkers during the day,but your country music makes me want to slit my wrist.

Tom N wrote:

I don't understand why dog owners don't let their dog pee and poop on their own camping lot. They have to walk them on an 18' leash. Most campgrounds require a 6' leash and most state dog laws require a 6' leash. In large campgrounds most mornings I find a dog has peed on at least one of my tires.

My summer and winter campgrounds both ban all dogs and they are immaculate.

Dshultz50 wrote:

I am NOT a dog hater....however, I'm with OP about how others handle their dogs. We camped for a week recently and 3 things happened that irritated the He$$ out of me. 1) neighbor had one dog tied to rope outside their rig and it had barked continuously for 2 hours. I finally had my fill and went over to talk to them. They were sitting in their TT with the door open and the dog was outside. They had ANOTHER dog on the inside. I asked if that (indicating the dog) was bothering them. The woman replied that it did so I answered for her to "do something about it". To her credit, the dog didn't bark the rest of the week. 2) Went to step out of our 5er one morning and had dog poop on the ground outside of the rig.YUCK! 3) Someone in the camp had let their dog loose. It chased a kid on a bike and bit him. I don't know the outcome of this incident.

Yes, we could have moved on......(as one suggested). However, we were camping there first, we'd already paid for our time at the camp, and why would someone think that WE should leave when THEY aren't following the rules?

Yes -- dog owners DO make me mad.