Full time RV living with dogs // top questions

[@christinehodges6]

I don't understand how people do this lifestyle. KZbin videos? I see a ton of videos with couples who say they work full time and can still travel and "be free", but they don't say what they do for work. Vets are overrated...These pups look SO happy! ❤

[@WorkinfortheWild]

I work in social media/digital marketing and Cole works for a healthcare staffing agency! Sadly, it’s getting harder to find fully remote work that allows for this lifestyle

[@IEatMenForBreakfastFukFace]

Vets are NOT overrated. Please find a vet right for you

[@DavidandSarah]

There’s so much you don’t think about with rv life until you either have to do it yourself or you see someone else do it. Great tips! 😊

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Right?? And it's so different for everyone I've realized!

[@henryfelts8915]

We travel with 2 Goldens and they're great travelers. We have a 28ft 1970 Holiday Rambler.

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Love goldens! That's great, I feel like it can be tough if your dog isn't naturally a good traveler. We had some hiccups with our lab when she was really young, under a year old. She would occasionally get an upset stomach on long drives but those issues seem to be gone now!

[@mayokimmer]

We have a 3 year old German Shepherd and we have been on the road for 1 year. He has adapted very well. He loves travel days and gets in the truck well before we leave because he is so excited. Great tips, structure and routine are key! Love the spoiling them with Pendleton beds!

[@WorkinfortheWild]

We love German Shepherds! Such smart dogs. Our black lab wants to hop in the truck the second we open the door, too. They're both really good travel dogs, thank goodness!

[@jamestopeka2236]

I'm almost 62 and I've been living in my 25 foot travel trailer in the west Virginia mountains ⛰ a little over a year now 🙃 I do have sewer and power plus city water 💧 and I love the RV life .

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Nice! Seems like everyone who lives the more stationary RV life loves it. Thanks for watching!

[@bdavisk]

Cole is the Ultimate dog dad 🐶

[@shilosheena]

My two shepherds great rv companions can't imagine them not here not have to worry bout protection lol nice vid keep em coming

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Awww we LOVE shepherds. Such good dogs and so smart. I probably should have mentioned the many bonuses of traveling with dogs. Ours are also good watchdogs and protectors :)

[@brianhess444]

We live full time in our camper and our dog has done well living in a camper of eight years now we love it they have there own place to sleep at and he loves the camper he's adjusted well for the most part he stays home we live in a campground and he still has room to play and exercise

[@WorkinfortheWild]

That's great! Not sure we'll be at it for 8 years but they're happy with this life for now :)

[@brianhess444]

That's awesome to hear we love the lifestyle and we're totally off the grid in our camper solar and all we don't use our AC just a box fan it does well for us we're in southern Ohio close to the family health problems so we found a cheap campground that has all the adminities and it's very cheap monthly rates

[@timaz1066]

Another nice video you have a very good personality for doing these keep up the good work and enjoy your puppy dogs.

[@johndowe1494]

Great tips, you guys are great to watch. Subscribed! 🙂

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Thanks so much!

[@80taddy24]

I just got a second Aussie puppy. I’m worried about when I get back on the road because they want to play or be outside all the time and campgrounds require leashes and me to be with them. Not about that! Esp in 30 degree weather. Also thinking about taking out the dinette to open up space even though I lose storage. 2 is tough! I am in a 22ft Airstream. No luxury of slide outs

[@annsegler9189]

Thanks for sharing this info .

[@lady4recovery]

My question is how tolerant are campsite places of having dogs

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Very! We’ve never had an issue finding campgrounds that allow dogs. Most require a leash of no more than 6 feet.

[@glennouye3328]

I really enjoy your channel. Are you guys heading south for the winter or do you plan to be in a colder climate?

[@WorkinfortheWild]

Winter is kind of looking like a mixed bag for us at the moment! Still sorting out the details but will share soon :). Thank you fo watching!

[@fvsmith]

What about an ESA. (Emotional Support Animal) which is a service dog, are they forbidden in national parks?

[@WorkinfortheWild]

You'd have to check out the NPS website. Looks like they do allow service dogs anywhere people are allowed...but they say Emotional Support Animals are not under that umbrella: www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/service-animals.htm#:~:text=No.,animal%2C%20not%20just%20a%20dog.

[@TUPELO_HUNNY]

ESA is NOT a service dog and doesn't have the same protections under ADA as a task trained service dog.