At a recent vist to a caravan had to put up with Dog droping on the grass at the front of our caravan , And yapping poodles when I reported this to management they told me they are sick of picking up dog poo and the manger had been bitten by a dog and are looking at changing from dog friendly park maybe this is why some park are charging a fee and bond for dogs
vk6tnc said
08:19 AM Oct 9, 2012
Dogs are fine but sometimes their owners leave a lot to be desired. The only dogs I have been bitten by weighed less than five kilos !!!
Yuglamron said
09:52 AM Oct 9, 2012
Isn't it always the way,some minorities spoil it for everyone else.
I would think that the number of people who own dogs and don't do the right thing are a small percentage of the total number who travel with their dogs.
It seems to me that over the last ten or twenty years the pushing of acceptable boundaries has reached the point where behaviours have deteriotated to such abysmally low levels we are in danger of getting much worse and causing severe problems for the country.
Drugs in sport where a relatively few years ago it was a lifetime ban,now a slap on the wrist and elevation to the Hall of Fame. Binge drinking from such young ages and our 'Elite' sportmen and women failing to act as role models to the youth of today.
Take our Paralympians,absolutely fantastic performances for the privelige of representing their country and beating their disabilities on minute funding levels.
Didn't they represent themselves and our counrty so brilliantly.
Our Elite Olympians who want more and more money and want the priveleged lifestyle who failed miserably. How many of them are millionaires?
Maybe they should have to pay back the funding they receive like university HECS funding .
Sorry to Hijack your thread Brickies but the majority are getting so trampled by the minorities these days.
-- Edited by Yuglamron on Tuesday 9th of October 2012 09:56:59 AM
Kaid said
03:35 PM Oct 9, 2012
Always pick up after my dog. I did find that in the Caravan parks the permenant residents dogs were the ones that left droppings all over the parks. Witnessed this on more than one occasion
Rip and Rosie said
03:41 PM Oct 9, 2012
In my experience, it is local dogs accompanying their jogging/cycling owners on the daily excercise through the park. When I have complained, I was told the CP managers have no authority to stop them.
Rosie.
P.S. all dogs bark/yap if they are untrained and undisciplined.
Gerty Dancer said
04:01 PM Oct 9, 2012
We stayed at a caravan park in Gundagai, and there was a big sign on the front office which said "NO Dogs!"... this was surprising as we'd stayed there before and dogs were allowed at that time. The manager told us it was too difficult to be cleaning up after them, as well as dealing with peoples complaints. She said she found dog-owners very pushy as well.
So thats why theres another park where you cant take your dog any more.... but I suspect on this forum that we are preaching to the converted and irresponsible dog-owners wouldnt bother reading this.
brickies said
05:49 PM Oct 9, 2012
Yes while on the road this time In steped into a nice fresh one out side our caravan not knowning and walk inside the van what job clean that mesh up and getting rid of the smell we now watch where we walk around dog friendly caravan parks
briche said
06:30 PM Oct 9, 2012
As owners of two dogs that travel with us I have to say that we make sure that our dogs droppings are always away from caravans in fact we always go outside the site. In free camp situations we do similar by ensuring we are nowhere near a camper. We always clean up after them. In the main I would say that most people who are travelling with dogs do the same. Unfortunately there is always some that don't and because of them we are all lumped into that basket. We have at times pulled a dog owner up by not picking up after their dog and some will tell you it's none of your business. In the end you can only do what you know is right and try and help others who have forgotten their responsibility.
Cupie said
09:05 PM Oct 9, 2012
Yuglamron wrote:
Drugs in sport where a relatively few years ago it was a lifetime ban,now a slap on the wrist and elevation to the Hall of Fame.
-- Edited by Yuglamron on Tuesday 9th of October 2012 09:56:59 AM
What a terrible thing to say about Joey Johns .. Someone slipped it into his pocket, didn't they?
brickies said
09:39 PM Oct 9, 2012
Maybe someone should have stood on him if he is a turd
milo said
09:59 PM Oct 9, 2012
i remember when we travelled with Ben when we had him with us the caravan parks always had a sign saying dogs allowed on lead! but how many times ben and i would be sitting out side our van minding our own when some dog some friendly some not so , would come up and just constantly bug us.. the owners always apologised but a few times i told them the dogs had to be on a lead... so bloody frustrating, i was doing the right thing with ben, with a nice long lead so he could walk around and follow me but some people .. struth
At a recent vist to a caravan had to put up with Dog droping on the grass at the front of our caravan , And yapping poodles when I reported this to management they told me they are sick of picking up dog poo and the manger had been bitten by a dog and are looking at changing from dog friendly park maybe this is why some park are charging a fee and bond for dogs
Isn't it always the way,some minorities spoil it for everyone else.
I would think that the number of people who own dogs and don't do the right thing are a small percentage of the total number who travel with their dogs.
It seems to me that over the last ten or twenty years the pushing of acceptable boundaries has reached the point where behaviours have deteriotated to such abysmally low levels we are in danger of getting much worse and causing severe problems for the country.
Drugs in sport where a relatively few years ago it was a lifetime ban,now a slap on the wrist and elevation to the Hall of Fame. Binge drinking from such young ages and our 'Elite' sportmen and women failing to act as role models to the youth of today.
Take our Paralympians,absolutely fantastic performances for the privelige of representing their country and beating their disabilities on minute funding levels.
Didn't they represent themselves and our counrty so brilliantly.
Our Elite Olympians who want more and more money and want the priveleged lifestyle who failed miserably. How many of them are millionaires?
Maybe they should have to pay back the funding they receive like university HECS funding .
Sorry to Hijack your thread Brickies but the majority are getting so trampled by the minorities these days.
-- Edited by Yuglamron on Tuesday 9th of October 2012 09:56:59 AM
I did find that in the Caravan parks the permenant residents
dogs were the ones that left droppings all over the parks.
Witnessed this on more than one occasion
When I have complained, I was told the CP managers have no authority to stop them.
Rosie.
P.S. all dogs bark/yap if they are untrained and undisciplined.
So thats why theres another park where you cant take your dog any more.... but I suspect on this forum that we are preaching to the converted and irresponsible dog-owners wouldnt bother reading this.
What a terrible thing to say about Joey Johns .. Someone slipped it into his pocket, didn't they?
i remember when we travelled with Ben when we had him with us
the caravan parks always had a sign saying dogs allowed on lead!
but how many times ben and i would be sitting out side our van minding our own
when some dog some friendly some not so , would come up and just constantly bug us..
the owners always apologised but a few times i told them the dogs had to be on a lead...
so bloody frustrating, i was doing the right thing with ben, with a nice long lead so he could walk
around and follow me but some people .. struth