Quote: Originally posted by Juleszc123 on 19/6/2021
Oh no. 😥 we use ours purely for location on the site incase the grandchild are at the on-site park amd they need to find us quick
I'm not saying others shouldn't have them - I like seeing them - but if we had one we'd never get the dog back in the van! Just one of the hang-overs from the dog's previous existence. Just hope others don't judge us if they see us dragging the dog along!!!
Quote: Originally posted by Juleszc123 on 19/6/2021
Oh no. 😥 we use ours purely for location on the site incase the grandchild are at the on-site park amd they need to find us quick
I'm not saying others shouldn't have them - I like seeing them - but if we had one we'd never get the dog back in the van! Just one of the hang-overs from the dog's previous existence. Just hope others don't judge us if they see us dragging the dog along!!!
Now you mention dogs, they'd probably send my dog into one as well! She certainly has a bit of a thing about kites, they get her very agitated and she wants to chase them and barks at them (and she's not normally a barky dog!)! May be a hang over from my dogs past too, as she's a rescue with a limited known history.
Well I apologise first, but small children should not be out of sight of you. Larger children more so. You paid for a pitch not child care.
Yes I fly flags have lights on the flag pole,keeps the seagulls off the caravan roof, so I worry that if misused that flags and poles will be banned.
That's put the cat amongst the Seagulls.
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