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Quote: Originally posted by Babywhale on 27/9/2016
Partner went to the loo and left the pups in the tent. God knows how but they managed to unzip the tent and escape. One was found waiting outside the toilet and the other was bouncing around the campsite and causing a nuisance of herself.
I bet I know how they did it. If the zip opening is at or near the bottom, they stick their pointy little noises into the join and wriggle them around until the zip moves enough to make a dog-sized gap.
All of my dogs have had this down to a fine art, and we have to be sure that any tent we buy has a two-way zip and that the zip pulls are always well out of dog-reach.
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Topic: Lone camping with dog
