J-Rooster
Port Orchard, Wa. / Lake Havasu City, Az.
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Any RV we ever owned our Yellow Naped Amazon Parrot and our Siberian Husky have found it to be comfortable!
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bluebarry1964b
Homestead, Florida
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My wife is a travel nurse, and the travel nursing company will provide an apartment if you choose to. However, we have 2 dogs and a cat. We heard stories of other travel nurses who had to leave their pets with friends or relatives while on certain assignments because the nursing company just wasn't able to find a pet-friendly apartment for the particular assignment. So, although it wasn't the only factor involved in choosing to buy a motorhome, I would definitely say it was a major one.
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mustang652
Body's in Vegas, Heart's In Texas
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maanpaontheroad wrote:They were part of the decision. Where they go we go.
 They were part of the decision. We had a Micro-mini C long before we had our dogs. When it came time to do some repairs to the Dolphin or upgrade to a larger C for an extended trip, we felt that we could handle the dogs better on the long trip with less problems with a larger unit. It still remains part of the consideration as were ever we go, the girls go as well. I've already told family members that if our girls are not welcome, we won't bother you with a visit.
Stan, Shirley & 2 Schnauzers
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Gadget Guy
Calgary
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NO; I wish the 2 yappers next door where smart enough to drive an RV, I would buy them one just to get them on the road to somewhere where they can bark all day away from me.
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Snowman9000
IL
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We decided that if we were going to travel, we would have to do something about the dog. She's pretty needy and doesn't board well. So we figured an RV would be a good answer. And it has been!
2004 Chevy Duramax 2500HD 2WD Crew Cab. B&W Patriot hitch.
2004 Crossroads Cruiser 28RL 5er.
2005 R-Vision Trail Lite B+ 213 6.0 Chevy 3500
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koda55
Jacksonville
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We got tired of trying to find a hotel that allowed pets. When we did, they wanted more for our two babies as they did for the wife and myself. We also liked the idea of knowing who slept in the bed before us. We have a class and when I pull it in the drive way and let them out of the house they get very exciteed and run and get in the rv and settle on the couch where they sit when we travel. We used to put them in a kennel but was never happy when we picked them up. Beides my wife always says I tell people we meet that I bought the rv for our two shih tzus and they allow us to come along.
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Trap
Alberta
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Didn't buy it for the pet, but what we bought took him into consideration, we've never cared much for hotel/motels and the rv seemed to be the way to go.
Our last lab and our current lab think the RV is the best thing since sliced balony.
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Kiwi_too
Western, WA
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No. The dogs were a consideration but a small one. As stated by ryanallie1, the dogs adjusted fine, as lo g as their pack is all together.
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and two Spastic Border Collies 
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tahlmeyer55
Cape Coral, FL
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Yes, we have 2 small dogs and I would rather take them with us than have someone watch them while we are gone. They are adjusting well to traveling with us, as we are new to rving. Thanks for the question it is so much fun to read everyone's answers.
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katoomer
Vancouver
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We had a 40ft Toyhauler but had to upgrade to a 40ft DP because of Butch,
our 4 lb. Teacup Yorkie.
2009 Newmar Ventana 3942
2010 Pace Shadow 18ft
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2010 Can Am Outlander 650 XT
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