Posted on 30/04/2022 10:15
Looking for some advice, we are booked into a Club Site in a few weeks time with our dogs. I have just read a review that says dog toileting isnt allowed on the site which is fair enough. However I am wondering how to stop the dogs toileting during the walk from the motorhome to the outside of the site. Feeling stressed......
Posted on 30/04/2022 10:15 by SkoulaLooking for some advice, we are booked into a Club Site in a few weeks time with our dogs. I have just read a review that says dog toileting isnt allowed on the site which is fair enough. However I am wondering how to stop the dogs toileting during the walk from the motorhome to the outside of the site. Feeling stressed......
Posted on 30/04/2022 10:51 by TinwheelerYou are correct, DD, it's neither right nor responsible. A well trained dog is a delight but a poorly trained one can be a pain through no fault of its own.
Posted on 30/04/2022 11:15 byFrom what I've seen on CC Ltd sites the dogs are often desperate to go and no amount of training can overcome that 😡.
Posted on 30/04/2022 11:26
If some dog owners, as it seems, use them as "status symbols" that are there for the owners convenience ,rather than for the dogs,well being
The ccc site we have just returned from did not have a dog walk ,on site ,which was a problem for some dog owners as it was a very spread out site with 177pitches
Posted on 30/04/2022 15:28
Which site is it? You might be able to find a pitch fairly near the entrance which would help, but I agree with SB, you might find it a more relaxing experience to go to a different site nearby, maybe a CL. If you tell us the site I'm sure someone an come up with a suggested alternative. 🐕🐕
Posted on 30/04/2022 16:40
Head for where it is allowed on site walking briskly, no stopping, no sniffing and on a short lead. If an accident happens, and they will be few and far between if doing above it will be on road not grass or pitches and easier to pick up. That’s what a well trained dog will expect.
Skoula