Ever tried living in 300 square feet with three dogs and a partner? Spoiler: it’s chaos… unless you’ve got a system. After months on the road, these five tips saved our sanity (and our furniture).
-
Invest in Good Climate Control
Dogs don’t handle heat well. Keep your A/C serviced, carry a backup fan, and consider a temperature monitor you can check remotely. -
Create a “Dog Zone”
Whether it’s a rug in the living room or a kennel tucked in a slide-out, giving the dogs their own space reduces stress (theirs and yours). -
Stick to a Routine
Dogs thrive on structure. Regular walks and feeding times help them adjust no matter where the trailer is parked. -
Be Campground Smart
Always leash up, clean up, and check park rules ahead of time. Some RV parks limit the number of dogs — state parks tend to be more relaxed. -
Have a Hair Plan
Dog hair adds up fast in a small space. A compact cordless vacuum or a shop vac is worth its weight in gold.
Full-timing with dogs isn’t just possible — it’s better. They force us to get outside, explore more trails, and meet fellow dog lovers along the way.
No comments:
Post a Comment