Camper living with pets

After we posted about our RV trip this past weekend, we had a couple of readers ask about our RV setup for maximum canine comfort and safety.

Since this is our most popular project yet, I felt I needed to get a move on with posting all about it. We started to think about a better, more convenient way to travel with our dogs. The Varikennels on the left behind the driver's seat were fine, but a little small for our shepherds. With RV life, it is always about finding a better way to store things and keep things organized. With the dogs, we wanted them to be comfortable in our travels while being safe. We saw a picture of kennels…

Now I know everyone has their own needs and purposes with their campers, so this isn't for everyone. In the past we have kept our two medium sized dogs in a big crate in the middle of the living area.

Despite what you may think, it is possible to train a cat. Cats are very adaptive and with patience and persistence, you can get a cat to do about anything!

When I first thought about traveling and living in a van, I felt discouraged because it seemed that it would not be possible to take my furry best friend with me on my adventures. I saw many people traveling with their dogs, but this is a bit different, as dogs go outside and on frequent

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