Where do your pooches sleep?

[ROBERTSUNRUS]

Hi, Dusty's bed is under the table, but he can sleep on the kitchen rug too, if he wants to.

[kposey]

Originally Posted by handyman1425

My 90lb lab sleeps with me in a twin bed for now as soon as i move over to the 31'er we will have moore room.

And your 90lb lab will still sleep with you in a twin bed! LOL

[AirEgger]

Our corgi sleeps between our front recliners and the cairn terrier under the dinet table. They sleep there until they see day light, then it's time for everyone to be up.

[sleepybear74]

Originally Posted by BradS

On the bed of course. When we put a queen sized sleep number mattress in the trailer there was no getting them off it. We have two and they both enjoy camping with us

we have a sleep number at home and are thinking about getting the rv edition. how do you like it?

[SteveSueMac]

Apparently, anywhere she wants...

The hall...



The couch in "the great room" :-)



At the dinette (note the arms under the pillow and for that matter, the use of a pillow like her people do!!)



The bed...using the nightstand as a pillow this time...not like her people!



Not quite sleeping, but daydreaming on the couch...



And after waking up in the truck on the way home...wishing she were back in the airstream sleeping like a champion....

[aluminitus]

wherever is convenient.

[MaryC]

That is a great photo aluminitis!
I made sure to provide a 24"w. space between the kitchen counter and the dinette seat where I will have an aluminum crate with a flat top so that we could stack another on top if we needed.
We have 3 medium sized dogs and expect to keep 2 in crates and one out at night. (probably sleeping with one of us) If that fails, we will just drop the dinette table and pile some dog bedding on the dinette bed. Not eager to have a dog pile on me on a twin bed, especially with 40-45 lb dogs.
(still waiting to take our first trip, so this is all theory)

It seems like a challenge to find RV parks that will take people with 3 dogs. We may just be camping in front of our house.

[SteveSueMac]

Daisy enjoyed our bed while Sue and I were enjoying a great campfire on a fire pit with huge boulders for walls!

[Doglady]

Originally Posted by WhiteWing

Does anyone know if a 100 lb Dobe can turn around comfortably in a 22' Airstream? He is a house dog at home.

My 140 Newfoundland can't turn around in our 25ft classic in the hallway or bedroom, but she backs out. Our 75lb Dobie and 120lb labradoodle somehow manage to turn around.

[SteveSueMac]

Daisy has been known to sleep anywhere in the trailer (well documented here previously). Last night, she apparently took to the confined den-like area in front of the door. I love this pooch!

[SteveSueMac]

(Jimi is awesome!! Great beetle house!!!)

So Daisy loves to survey the world outside the window. But, you can see she doesn't like screens getting in the way of her view. :-(

I love this pooch?

No, I really do. :-)

[Bigventure]

I put the dog pad under the dinette. It fit perfect and they think there in there in a crate.
In addition when sitting down at the table they keep your feet warm.
It's a good idea to keep those blinds open, replacements are very pricey from Airsteam. ($70 each)

[ZoominC6]

Typically on her bed next to mine; however, every once in a while.......

[OldVwHunters]

Outside!

[SeeMore]

Our two 150# buddies use available floor space most of the time, but swap each other for couch time in the middle of the night .

They love 'morning coffee served in bed' because they are allowed to join my wife for 20-30 minutes to "warm her feet" as she lingers.

[SteveSueMac]

Originally Posted by SeeMore

Our two 150# buddies use available floor space most of the time, but swap each other for couch time in the middle of the night .

They love 'morning coffee served in bed' because they are allowed to join my wife for 20-30 minutes to "warm her feet" as she lingers.

We're gonna need to see more, SeeMore - any pics? Your avatar looks like they're sweet Danes!!

[SeeMore]

Not many pics, none in the Airstream, but a few that show the size of these 150 pound, laid-back loafers. Actually, these two are the smallest we've owned of six over the years. The rest ranged from 175 to 205 lbs and a few inches taller.

Here are: proper ottoman use, a hand versus paw comparison, and hanging out in the truck at camp.

[janeinthemtns]

I hauled my new '85 31' Excella home yesterday. I was just wondering about this today. 150lb + Karakachan livestock guardian dog whose job it is to watch over me and the house. He'll be in there with the hyper active Border Collie and at least one cat. Why I got the longer trailer. We'll all be living in it on the ranch. I'm guessing the living room couch and a twin bed.

[SteveSueMac]

Originally Posted by SeeMore

Not many pics, none in the Airstream, but a few that show the size of these 150 pound, laid-back loafers. Actually, these two are the smallest we've owned of six over the years. The rest ranged from 175 to 205 lbs and a few inches taller.

Here are: proper ottoman use, a hand versus paw comparison, and hanging out in the truck at camp.

:-)
Fantastic!!

[TCA and GPO]

Wherever he wants!

Our 70 lb labradoodle is named Traveller...our daughter attended Washington and Lee University, and Traveller was General Lee's beloved horse.

So we don't have a travel trailer, we have Traveller's trailer, purchased so he could come wherever we went.

The front half of the rig is called General Lee, naturally!