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19/2/2013 at 9:17pm
Location: Stoke on Trent
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At present we are looking at getting a female german shepard as a family pet, as we have not had a dog since before we got into camping, we were wondering, do campsites allow german shepards, or do they prefer smaller breeds?
One site that we used to use regularly, states that they don't allow dangerous breeds, such as pit bills, Rottweilers or staffy bulls, so imagine with that camp we would be ok.
Does anyone else own a german shepard, if so how do you on when booking your camps, and does it sleep in the awing or in the camper/caravan?
Chris.
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20/2/2013 at 9:53am
Location: Yorkshire
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Yes, I do know some campsites have a policy on dogs (max no, unaccepted breeds etc) and, for the majority, I don't think it's a bad thing.
I know now that lots of Rottie/Staffie/Dobe/GSD owners will retort with "My dog is always under control / my dog wouldn't harm a fly" type posts. The fact is, that might be absolutely true, but some of these breeds do make other people nervous (even people who have dogs themselves, like me!), especially when they have children with them and even when they are tethered and not running free. As Tentz has said, the 'ignorance' seems to work both ways, if owners of these powerful breeds don't understand why some people will feel uneasy, having them tethered on the next pitch.
Post last edited on 20/02/2013 10:22:51
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