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RE: Leaving dog at campsite
I dont think ive ever been in a pay campground that allows any dog to be left unattended, inside or out.
I personally would never leave my Akita(who truly doesnt bark- its an Akita Thang). Yes, it can limit me, but that is part of the responsibility i voluntarily took on when I acquired him.
It is so nice to hear a voice of reason in a sea of delusional dog owners...
Delusional is the idea you cannot leave your dog alone/unattended. My dog stays home every work day by himself for 6-8 hours. He is capable of staying alone at the CG as well.
Thanks for yet another example of delusional...
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Seattle Steve
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07/29/20 02:57pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Leaving dog at campsite
I dont think ive ever been in a pay campground that allows any dog to be left unattended, inside or out.
I personally would never leave my Akita(who truly doesnt bark- its an Akita Thang). Yes, it can limit me, but that is part of the responsibility i voluntarily took on when I acquired him.
It is so nice to hear a voice of reason in a sea of delusional dog owners...
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Seattle Steve
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07/29/20 11:50am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: How Often Do you Get Skunked on FCFS Camp Spots?
Hopefully some day I'll be able to retire & have the luxury a lot of you all have which is to arrive at places during the week!
I highly recommend it! :)
But almost all of us did have to work before, so we know what it's like. That's why I really try not to take up space on the weekend, especially during the summer. (Plus, around Tucson, during the summer I prefer to stay home in the AC anyway.)
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Seattle Steve
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07/28/20 12:36pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: How much can we tow with SUV?
Don't forget that 2 adults, 4 kids and a dog also means a LOT of stuff will also go along. They might even want to take bikes for everyone. Factor in at least another 1000 pounds for stuff. It's really hard for me to imagine an suv pulling anything adequate for that many people.
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Seattle Steve
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07/28/20 12:23pm |
Towing
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RE: How Often Do you Get Skunked on FCFS Camp Spots?
Darn. I was hoping this post was literally about being skunked. Now that would be interesting!
However, being retired, I never arrive at a public (government) campsite between Friday and Sunday. In fact, when I arrive earlier in the week I try to be out by the weekend to avoid the crowds and make room for the weekend warriors. I've never had a problem finding a spot mid-week because, even if the official camp spots are full, there's no problem finding dispersed camping here in the West.
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Seattle Steve
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07/28/20 11:36am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Something we all knew
Not trying to be controversial, but the problem with studies like this is that it is almost impossible to factor in all variables, and too easy to jump to conclusions that may or may not be correct.
Something we all know is that pets tend to be a part of more established, traditional family structures. Pets are an expense, so homes with pets tend to have parents that hold steady jobs. So well-adjusted kids growing up with pets might (and probably) is more a result of those kids growing up in more stable family structures, and pets just happen to be a part of that home structure. Pets being in those homes is probably the result of the homes being more stable, not the cause.
Statistics are nice, but interpretation of those statistics is extremely difficult.
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Seattle Steve
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07/27/20 06:19pm |
RV Pet Stop
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RE: What do you shut off when leaving for a trip
My wife worked in insurance claims her whole career, and says the most common claim by far is water damage from broken washing machine water hose, and distant second is ice maker water damage, either a broken line or malfunction of the shut-off after it fills the tray. The home doesn't even have to be unoccupied--it frequently happens at night.
I do change out my washing machine water hoses every five years, but I don't really do anything (other than adjust the thermostat) when we leave. Our neighbors are great, and check the house daily.
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Seattle Steve
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07/27/20 11:43am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Whirlpool refrigerator
Google ice maker water adjustment.
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Seattle Steve
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07/24/20 04:55pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Watched some MLB last night...
I broke the spectator sports addiction about 25 years ago, and now the whole idea of wasting time watching other people playing a game seems absurd.
However, if you like watching MLB and are a T-Mobile user, their Tuesday freebie today is a year of free MLB.com, so get it while it's available.
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Seattle Steve
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07/21/20 08:00pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Tonto National Forrest is closed...
Ducey should have shut Arizona down months ago.Due to fire danger as is being talked about?
LOL. I used the "block the idiot poster" option on him a long time ago. I'm only seeing this because you quoted him.
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Seattle Steve
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07/16/20 03:43pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Mountain Home, ID to Elko, NV
I've never done it, but it looks like a fun drive. I'm always looking for alternate routes..
I found a lakeside campground on the border, about halfway. Mountain View Reservoir Campground
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Seattle Steve
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07/15/20 06:31pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: I-40 Anything worth seeing
We're museum people, and always enjoy the National Cowboy & Western Museum in Oklahoma City.
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Seattle Steve
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07/14/20 07:50pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Pet Peeves long road trip
Almost 50 years ago my driver's ed teacher said, "Always remember that every driver on the road thinks that they are the best driver ever, and that no one else knows how to drive."
It seems that 50 years later that is still true.
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Seattle Steve
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07/12/20 03:32pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: The worst Post Office in the USA... your vote
As our civilization crumbles in front of our very eyes.
I bet old geezers have been making statements like that for thousands of years!
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Seattle Steve
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07/11/20 06:15pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Bikes n ladders..
That box says to me "Something really worth stealing inside!"
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Seattle Steve
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07/01/20 04:40pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Wi Fi boosters
WiFi boosters can, in many cases, boost the signal you receive. They cannot boost the speed. (Maybe minor increase because less re-transmission of packets, but negligible.) So you will receive a better connection to slow internet speed.
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Seattle Steve
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06/26/20 03:23pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Any good/cheap electric razor for camping?
I got the previous model (3000) about 6 months ago for travel, and liked it so well I use it every day now. Battery lasts about 3 weeks for me.
Norelco 3100
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Seattle Steve
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06/26/20 01:56pm |
RV Lifestyle
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RE: Las Vegas Casino RV Parking
Congratulations, friend! i'm so happy for you, and welcome here!
This thread is more than 3 years old. Just curious why you reopened it.
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Seattle Steve
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06/22/20 05:38pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: ongoing generator issue
I would think that an Micro-air easy-start or softstart rv for the AC would solve the problem. I won’t go without it again.
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Seattle Steve
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06/21/20 09:36pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Do useless gifts bug you like they bug me?
I told my family a long time ago that if I really wanted it, I would have already bought it. If I don't have it, it's because I don't want it. A phone call or FaceTime with my son is perfect for any occasion.
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Seattle Steve
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06/21/20 08:27pm |
Around the Campfire
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