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Most people think of RV season as spring through fall, but we are Siberian Huskies and summer heat is no fun. So, our RV season has begun as fall begins to creep into the air. And we are off on our first RV adventure of the season!
Hanging out in the campsite.
We are at Cedars of Lebanon State Park just outside of Nashville, Tennessee, enjoying the scenery and visiting with some of Hu-Dad’s relatives.
And grilling chicken right in front of us.
Yes, Typhoon, part of camping is the grilling of dinner at night. Yes, that might seem totally unfair, but it is part of the package.
Don’t look worried, little bro, just strike the handsome pose.
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I would love to see their travelling accommodations. Are they crated when on the move in the RV. We had taken our sofa out of our older model and secured 6 crates in that spot and the uncrateable one rode on the bed. Do you use an X-pen at all?
We didn’t capture pictures this weekend, but we will do a post on that in a couple of weeks during our next RV trip.
I have never heard of nor seen a picket line before this blog! This may be a silly question, but, we live at the beach, and I was wondering if this picket line would be able to be placed in the sand and still be secure (is there a long enough stake to stick in the sand)? Currently, we use a 25 foot lead and just hold onto it, but I was curious if the picket line could be an alternative?
We use a basic dog tie out you screw into the ground that is probably 18″ long. We use that on the packed sand in the campsite when we RV at the beach and have no problem, though we check it every day to make sure it is not working loose. Typically, at least one end is connected to something solid like a tree so even if the other end comes loose, no worries.
Thanks for the info, we will try the picket line concept.
That sounds great! Thanks for the info. Although we had a little mishap at the park yesterday… Broken third digit on his right front paw… Should be an interesting 8 weeks! Looking forward to some great blog reading!!!
What a beautiful sight all those gorgeous Huskies hanging out at camp!!!!
Since sibes are notorious counter surfers I was wondering have you ever had a grill snatching ? I had a shepherd clear a small weber with a steak in mouth (yes scared me to death ) so they are in tie outs far away …
Sadly, our Hu-Dad is too Sibe experienced and keeps our picket line away from the grill. Sigh.
Koda says that’s totally unfair to have any possible drops so far away
Are they off-leash at the camp site? Just wondering. I am not used to seeing sibes running loose. Enjoy your camping trip!
I’m sure the Hu-Dad will answer you in this instance, but looks to me like they’re on their picket line. Which I love seeing – I didn’t know about them before following the Herd blog!
Oh, no, we are on a picket line (actually two picket lines because of the size and shape of this campsite). That gives us the ability to lay outside and enjoy everything, but still be secured and under control at all times. Plus, believe it or not, Hu-Dad has a no singing in the campsite rule. Can you believe that?
Oh yes Sibe Singing sighhhhh haha