Is there a breed of dog suited to an Airstream?

[ITSNO60]

6 pages and not a single Dachshund?

[rmkrum]

Heinz 57 is what my dad used to call mutts of an indeterminate parentage.

[Lumatic]

This may be the best choice, but my 2 travelling companion terriers would eat it.

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[Keyair]

My rules...
If its under 20#, its not a Dog.
If you can pick it up with one hand, its not a Dog.
If you could drop kick it over the back fence, its not a Dog.

Tony will understand....

[Herm and Debby]

Any dog that you love! We gravitate towards hounds. Gunnar-the basset hound, Daisy-the blue tick coon hound, Rowdy-the dachshund mix and Rufus-origins unknown have all been excellent travel companions over the years.

[Sjcjr]

Milly the Bernedoodle. Beautiful. Not too big and not too small. Zero shedding.

[Herm and Debby]

Originally Posted by Sjcjr

Milly the Bernedoodle. Beautiful. Not too big and not too small. Zero shedding.

She's beautiful!

[Toolmanbt]

German Shepard, no one will ever enter your rig with out your approval. Great guard dog, great companion , very smart, clean, will bond with your clan. The right training when young, great for life.

[rmkrum]

Teddy, hunter of lizards, loud barker, and total cuddlebug. Tibetan Terrier we think...
From left to right, Kary, Cash, and Teddy. The white ones are probably Malti-poos. All are rescues.

[1973Argosy]

I second German Shepherd's. Ours has traveled with us since she was a pup. "Sochi" starts getting excited when she sees us loading the trailer. She has outstanding trailer manners other than refusing to sleep in her bed, of course our bed does have the view so we can't really blame her.