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I've always love to go camping and see kids playing with the pooches, especially if they're playing with them in the water . But, I don't care for the folks that let the dogs lung out and bark at people as they pass their camp sites, or bark all night long.
That's one of about six dogs that were at our campsite and not one disturbe our sleep through out the night. There was maybe only two barks during any night if something crept up on the group site during the night.
Thank goodness the dogs that have attending most of our outings are well behaved, except when it comes to food. then all bets are off. But even then, most of the dogs steal the food quietly and with such style.
That's one of about six dogs that were at our campsite and not one disturbe our sleep through out the night. There was maybe only two barks during any night if something crept up on the group site during the night.
Thank goodness the dogs that have attending most of our outings are well behaved, except when it comes to food. then all bets are off. But even then, most of the dogs steal the food quietly and with such style.
We stayed at a camp site that allowed dogs everywhere and the site next to ours, the dog messed with a skunk through the night and stunk up the whole place. The funny part was the owner had the gull to blame it on the skunk, lol. Never thinking that he should of had the dog inside the tent with them and not outside by its self, Duh!
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