Travelling with Abi

Traveling with your dog in an RV is great—until heat becomes a problem. In this guide, I break down simple ways to keep your dog cool, from AC and airflow to smart parking and real-time monitoring tools. These are the exact tips we use with Abi to stay safe and comfortable on the road.

dog-friendly-rv-campground-abi.jpg Finding the right campground can make or break your trip when you’re traveling in an RV with a dog. On the surface, a lot of places say they’re “pet-friendly,” but that doesn’t always mean they’re set up in a way that actually works for you and your dog. We’ve learned this firsthand traveling with Abi. Some places look great online, but once you arrive, there’s nowhere to walk, strict rules you didn’t expect, or just not enough space. Taking

Traveling in an RV with your dog sounds simple. And it is… once you figure a few things out. Here are five things I wish I knew before we started traveling with Abi. Abi loves laying in the grass 1. Not every campground is dog-friendly Some places have: breed restrictions weight limits extra fees Always check ahead. It saves a headache later. 2. Heat is your biggest risk Inside an RV, temps can rise fast. You need: reliable AC airflow a way to monitor temperature when you’re

When you travel in an RV with a dog, space matters. Comfort matters even more. So we tested two popular options with Abi: FurHaven Orthopedic Bed Coolaroo Elevated Bed And yes… she definitely had a favorite. The FurHaven Orthopedic Bed This is your classic soft, supportive bed. Pros: very comfortable great for longer rest good for older dogs Cons: takes up more space can get warm Abi used this one mostly at night or when she wanted to really relax. The Coolaroo Elevated Bed T