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16/5/2017 at 8:57pm
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Quote: Originally posted by seadogandwaterhog on 16/5/2017
Thank you all, we will leave him at home this year. My parents love him and would enjoy it x
I think you have made a very, very wise decision to leave him at home.
We have been to the South of France a few times now, not in peak time, and both my wife and I agreed we would never take Monty, our stinking working Sprocker. It gets very hot, last year near Biarritz it was around 32-36c daily, he would have hated it and we would have been constantly worried about him if left behind in the van.
Brittany/ Normandy yes, but YOU need the holiday not your dog, they don't need holidays, who would prefer the cooler climate with your parents, where I am sure he will get spoilt rotten.
Have a great one. 😀👍
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18/5/2017 at 6:48am
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Our son took his dog for the first time last year, and both had a great time even though it was very hot. My son always carried a collapsible water bowl and a bottle of water, andn gave the dog regular drinks.
We met up with them several times, and the dog swam in lakes, the sea, and rivers. Every time we went for a coffee (anywhere) there was either a dog water bowl already provided, or someone would bring one out for him. He was welcome in the campsite we were staying on, and the one where my son stayed, and even allowed in the campsite restaurant where the staff brought him titbits (with my son's prior permission).
I think some dogs enjoy the sun, and even the heat, provided they can always get into some shade. For some dogs sharing a holiday with their owner is better than the possible alternative of going into kennels (although I have to say our dog seemed to consider her stay in kennels as a holiday anyway)!
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