Great video guys, Ruby is beautiful, she looks like our big boy Hahn (Great Dane x Bull Arab 45kg). That shot of he flat on her back legs in the air, such a Great Dane thing to do. We take our big boy camping whenever we can, and with his reactive traits we do find it hard, it's good to know others are out there with the same issues.
That's a great video you guys, well done. I have a German Shepherd (Gita, 36kgs) who travels with me up and down New Zealand. Agree with you Pros and cons list. The Nation Park ban is a pain, though it's strange that Northern Hemisphere countries don't tend to have the same bans. Not picking up after your dog is the fastest way to make enemies, just do it. Often wondered about travelling with no dog until my previous Shepherd Kara died of old age and I travelled on my own for 6 months, it was just awful and my fitness fell through the floor with no incentive to get off my rear end. The camping area bans actually do me a favour as it makes me get off the beaten track more and away from the crowds. Gita is very sociable with other dogs but can be a bit guarding close to the car and van. Though she also has a lockable safe crate across the back of the LC200 (inside). Biggest fear, and it has happened, is false complaints from entitled parents of young children who seem to think their kids can run amok but your dog must be perfect.
Hi Guys, Great honest vid. I clicked on it because Ruby looks like she could have been my dogs sister. I had a Great Dane x Bull Arab x Staffie x Kelpie mix. A black and white extremely powerful handsome 40kg boy. When my wife and I separated a couple yrs ago we agreed the best thing for him was for her to take him to France with her. She lives in the Pyrenees mountains where he got walked in the wilderness off lead for 3-6 hrs every day. Unfortunately he got hit by a truck and killed outright a few months ago, and before I could make it over to see them. As much as I want to get another dog, and also travel, the very limited access to places you can take a dog in Australia are making my decision very hard. I’d also like to say to you both, no matter how much pup training you do (and we did everything) each dog will have it own personality in the end, and you can’t predict or completely change that. Our boy was not the most sociable dog by the time he reached two (despite full on training as a pup). So don’t feel bad thinking that if you’d done things differently Ruby would be different.. It’s not a guarantee at all. We also lovingly called our boy “Burden” at times 😂😂. Anyway I didn’t mean to write a book, just to say thanks for being honest…I agree with everything you said. 😊😊
We are so sorry to hear about your doggo, sounds like an amazing mix so i can only imagine what he was like! Yeah you are very restricted with where you can take them unfortunately. Thankyou for sharing about the training makes us feel better about ourselves, just makes it very hard in social situations sometimes!
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Great video guys, Ruby is beautiful, she looks like our big boy Hahn (Great Dane x Bull Arab 45kg). That shot of he flat on her back legs in the air, such a Great Dane thing to do. We take our big boy camping whenever we can, and with his reactive traits we do find it hard, it's good to know others are out there with the same issues.
That's a great video you guys, well done.
I have a German Shepherd (Gita, 36kgs) who travels with me up and down New Zealand.
Agree with you Pros and cons list. The Nation Park ban is a pain, though it's strange that Northern Hemisphere countries don't tend to have the same bans.
Not picking up after your dog is the fastest way to make enemies, just do it.
Often wondered about travelling with no dog until my previous Shepherd Kara died of old age and I travelled on my own for 6 months, it was just awful and my fitness fell through the floor with no incentive to get off my rear end.
The camping area bans actually do me a favour as it makes me get off the beaten track more and away from the crowds.
Gita is very sociable with other dogs but can be a bit guarding close to the car and van. Though she also has a lockable safe crate across the back of the LC200 (inside).
Biggest fear, and it has happened, is false complaints from entitled parents of young children who seem to think their kids can run amok but your dog must be perfect.
Ha. Well said and we’ll done for taking her. She’s a bewdy. I got two, double trouble, but we manage. Good vid 👍🍻
thanks for the video :) planning on doing a lap next year with my big dogs
Hi Guys, Great honest vid.
I clicked on it because Ruby looks like she could have been my dogs sister. I had a Great Dane x Bull Arab x Staffie x Kelpie mix. A black and white extremely powerful handsome 40kg boy. When my wife and I separated a couple yrs ago we agreed the best thing for him was for her to take him to France with her. She lives in the Pyrenees mountains where he got walked in the wilderness off lead for 3-6 hrs every day. Unfortunately he got hit by a truck and killed outright a few months ago, and before I could make it over to see them.
As much as I want to get another dog, and also travel, the very limited access to places you can take a dog in Australia are making my decision very hard.
I’d also like to say to you both, no matter how much pup training you do (and we did everything) each dog will have it own personality in the end, and you can’t predict or completely change that. Our boy was not the most sociable dog by the time he reached two (despite full on training as a pup). So don’t feel bad thinking that if you’d done things differently Ruby would be different.. It’s not a guarantee at all.
We also lovingly called our boy “Burden” at times 😂😂.
Anyway I didn’t mean to write a book, just to say thanks for being honest…I agree with everything you said. 😊😊
We are so sorry to hear about your doggo, sounds like an amazing mix so i can only imagine what he was like!
Yeah you are very restricted with where you can take them unfortunately. Thankyou for sharing about the training makes us feel better about ourselves, just makes it very hard in social situations sometimes!
Highly recommend the mattress upgrade and an extra latch to go in the middle of the long side I can fit a sheet, thick cotton planet and doona made normally plus two pillow in centre of tent and the new ones do come out with a locking pole thingo for the gas struts and the ladder hook things I’ve found some heat shrink that also has a glue lining is the only thing that lasts the abuse hahah
The intro song ,= subbed
Am picking up a Heeler for security
Great video thanks!
The truth is that in Australia, they are restrictive and a total pain in the ass, regardless of travel on land or water.
Why?
@@pauls8456 I don’t know the answer to that, culture I guess. There are very few places dogs are allowed by law.
So all your "cons" are complaining aboutyour dog's essential needs and your responsibilities as a pet owner! Thats disgusting. Don't have kids ffs