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I bought a camping tent, the zip up kind and I was just wonderin can I put it up and chill in it while I'm at the beach or at a park like central park??
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Can I just ask why you'd go to the beach and put up a tent? Seems like that kinda defeats the purpose of why you go to the beach.
Can I just ask why you'd go to the beach and put up a tent? Seems like that kinda defeats the purpose of why you go to the beach.
Taking our dog camping for the first time. Any advice?
karla t
We're taking our Jack Russell Terrier tent camping for the first time. We'll be in the Adirondacks. Any suggestions?
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it is soooooo much fun camping with your dog, we take ours all the time.
Things to remember are
1. Drinking water, even if the camp site has this avail we do bring water from our own taps for the dog to prevent tummy upset.
2. We carry a mini puppy first aid kit with us when we are camping, just incase something happens that causes discomfort (ticks, insect bite, vegitation irritation etc)
3. a week before we leave we apply frontline plus to help prevent ticks, and carry and extra dose of this for reapplication if needed.
4. alot of camping grounds that are happy to have dogs on premisis still request that dog is on lead at all times, this can be hard to do 24 hours a day so we also carry a long line and pegs that we can stake in a shady area.
5. We also take an elevated bed for Kato so he can rest out of reach of the creepie crawlies that may be on the ground.
7. We have him sleep in the tent with us so there is no chance of him trying to hunt down the native nocturnals (dont want to get him in trouble)
8. Have all your dogs brushes or combs at hand so you can brush out any vegitation, sand or dirt that gets stuck in fur and skin which can cause discomfort and irritation.
9. Our boy is a long coated dog, and feels the heat. We also carry for him cooling vests that can be dampened in a near by creek or the ocean to help keep him comfortable.
10. At the end of the day, throuroghly check your dogs fur and skin to make sure that there is nothing there to cause any irritation.
11. Food stored in hard to access bags, you dont want the native wildlife ripping open your dogs food. (we use a canvas zip up bag for dry food, that is designed for camping with dogs) and take smaller once only meal tins of food so we dont have to try and keep half an open tin for the next meal
HAVE LOTS AND LOTS OF FUN, ENJOY HAVING YOUR DOG ON A HOLIDAY WITH YOU, IT IS THE GREATEST BONDING TIME FOR YOU ALL. AFTER ALL YOU DONT HAVE TO BE WORRRYING ABOUT THINGS TO DO AROUND THE HOUSE OR GOING TO WORK!
Edited to add puppy camping pics
good luck and enjoy. it is worth the effort.
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0597-1.jpg
heres one very dirty puppy in his camping bed (it has a shelter over the top too which helped at this camping site we had very little shade with that one)
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0487-1.jpg
Puppies very first camping trip and very first time at the beach, he was about 18 weeks old at this time.
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0580.jpg
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0585.jpg
Chilling out at the end of another day of fun in the sun, enjoying a laze around the camp fire.
Had to edit again, Photos work now sorry !
it is soooooo much fun camping with your dog, we take ours all the time.
Things to remember are
1. Drinking water, even if the camp site has this avail we do bring water from our own taps for the dog to prevent tummy upset.
2. We carry a mini puppy first aid kit with us when we are camping, just incase something happens that causes discomfort (ticks, insect bite, vegitation irritation etc)
3. a week before we leave we apply frontline plus to help prevent ticks, and carry and extra dose of this for reapplication if needed.
4. alot of camping grounds that are happy to have dogs on premisis still request that dog is on lead at all times, this can be hard to do 24 hours a day so we also carry a long line and pegs that we can stake in a shady area.
5. We also take an elevated bed for Kato so he can rest out of reach of the creepie crawlies that may be on the ground.
7. We have him sleep in the tent with us so there is no chance of him trying to hunt down the native nocturnals (dont want to get him in trouble)
8. Have all your dogs brushes or combs at hand so you can brush out any vegitation, sand or dirt that gets stuck in fur and skin which can cause discomfort and irritation.
9. Our boy is a long coated dog, and feels the heat. We also carry for him cooling vests that can be dampened in a near by creek or the ocean to help keep him comfortable.
10. At the end of the day, throuroghly check your dogs fur and skin to make sure that there is nothing there to cause any irritation.
11. Food stored in hard to access bags, you dont want the native wildlife ripping open your dogs food. (we use a canvas zip up bag for dry food, that is designed for camping with dogs) and take smaller once only meal tins of food so we dont have to try and keep half an open tin for the next meal
HAVE LOTS AND LOTS OF FUN, ENJOY HAVING YOUR DOG ON A HOLIDAY WITH YOU, IT IS THE GREATEST BONDING TIME FOR YOU ALL. AFTER ALL YOU DONT HAVE TO BE WORRRYING ABOUT THINGS TO DO AROUND THE HOUSE OR GOING TO WORK!
Edited to add puppy camping pics
good luck and enjoy. it is worth the effort.
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0597-1.jpg
heres one very dirty puppy in his camping bed (it has a shelter over the top too which helped at this camping site we had very little shade with that one)
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0487-1.jpg
Puppies very first camping trip and very first time at the beach, he was about 18 weeks old at this time.
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0580.jpg
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r149/nattiej1976/DSCF0585.jpg
Chilling out at the end of another day of fun in the sun, enjoying a laze around the camp fire.
Had to edit again, Photos work now sorry !
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