Dog fencing for campsite

Back when the kids were small, we were concerned they would bother the neighbors at FW when left unattended in the camper. We blocked off the middle hallway with child gates and put the little buggers in the hall. Then while I went outside to test the setup, my wife would stay inside and make them cry and I would see if I could hear them. We found if we turned up the radio really loud, their little screams were almost inaudible! Just to make sure, after a day at the parks, we would ask our neighbors if they heard them. Never a complaint. Of course, we left a bowl of food and water for them. Any other parents that have gone to that length to make sure their kids don't bother their camping neighbors? Not that I've seen.
 
Back when the kids were small, we were concerned they would bother the neighbors at FW when left unattended in the camper. We blocked off the middle hallway with child gates and put the little buggers in the hall. Then while I went outside to test the setup, my wife would stay inside and make them cry and I would see if I could hear them. We found if we turned up the radio really loud, their little screams were almost inaudible! Just to make sure, after a day at the parks, we would ask our neighbors if they heard them. Never a complaint. Of course, we left a bowl of food and water for them. Any other parents that have gone to that length to make sure their kids don't bother their camping neighbors? Not that I've seen.

I've done that too but I usually left them some matches or something of that sort along with a set of Lincoln Logs to play with and keep them busy while we were gone.
 
Back when the kids were small, we were concerned they would bother the neighbors at FW when left unattended in the camper. We blocked off the middle hallway with child gates and put the little buggers in the hall. Then while I went outside to test the setup, my wife would stay inside and make them cry and I would see if I could hear them. We found if we turned up the radio really loud, their little screams were almost inaudible! Just to make sure, after a day at the parks, we would ask our neighbors if they heard them. Never a complaint. Of course, we left a bowl of food and water for them. Any other parents that have gone to that length to make sure their kids don't bother their camping neighbors? Not that I've seen.

We just leave the kids home. Who wants to take their kids to Disney anyhow ? They just get in the way.
 
Back when the kids were small, we were concerned they would bother the neighbors at FW when left unattended in the camper. We blocked off the middle hallway with child gates and put the little buggers in the hall. Then while I went outside to test the setup, my wife would stay inside and make them cry and I would see if I could hear them. We found if we turned up the radio really loud, their little screams were almost inaudible! Just to make sure, after a day at the parks, we would ask our neighbors if they heard them. Never a complaint. Of course, we left a bowl of food and water for them. Any other parents that have gone to that length to make sure their kids don't bother their camping neighbors? Not that I've seen.

You could have used some duct tape too. It's quite a useful tool. :lmao:
 
We just leave the kids home. Who wants to take their kids to Disney anyhow ? They just get in the way.

HEY ,,us too !!
Think about it,,how often is it that you see a happy kid at Disney,,they are always screaming and cry'n ! Yup, Disney is for grown ups, :thumbsup2







what kinda response ya think I'd get if this were on the camp board!:rotfl2:
 
Agreed - all irresponsible dog owners should be forced to wear one... and their annoyed neighbors should get to hold the controller! :rotfl:
 

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