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Personcjh65
13/7/2015 at 11:30am
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Hi, we have recently noticed the trend for fencing off a garden area for dogs, rather than tying them up. Does anyone think this is a good idea, and if so what seems to be the best solution? thanks


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Depends what you mean by Garden. Do you mean windbreaks enclosing a small area around your caravan/tent or wooden fencing around static caravans.


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PersonWESNAT472
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We use a "fence" that goes up on arrival, dogs love it as they have a bit more freedom and saves many a knocked over drink (leads knocking things over). I have seen more permanent fences but I think that it would depend on the rules of the site.


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I think fencing off an area with windbreaks for dogs is a good idea. Having had my bbq knocked over by my dog's lead I would say its good for humans too!


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some of the gardens may be the wardens pitches?


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Personpetrissage
17/7/2015 at 11:46am
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i wouldnt be overjoyed to be on the dogs toilet garden of the previous campers!

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Quote: Originally posted by petrissage on 17/7/2015i wouldnt be overjoyed to be on the dogs toilet garden of the previous campers!


I would doubt the dogs would use it as a toilet as they don't usually go in their own patch.

I think it's a good idea to enclose them, if your dog has a boundry at home which they usually do, I think they feel happier in themselves, also it prevents any 'stray' dogs from getting to your dogs.

I am sick of seeing people on sites who don't think the rules apply to them where dogs are concerned letting them wander over to your pitch and upsettling other peoples dogs.
Not wanting to start yet another debate on this topic you understand, I am a dog lover and have one myself.



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Also,

They then have a 'choice' to where they want to lie down in a shady spot created by a windbreak / screen possibly.

Not like when they are on a tethered type lead and so can't get out of the sun etc....

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