Caraway
Well-Known Member
Top tip for dogs on boats.
Don't piss on a bunk. They'll get very angry.
Don't piss on a bunk. They'll get very angry.
Nice ... are they related to Portuguese Water Dogs? Believe it or not, they were actually used for herding fish.We have a smaller dog (Spanish Water Dog)
You don't say how she gets on with the companionway or have you modified it or use a ramp?View attachment 116319
If we can take our 10 stone dog on our boat and down the cabin, any other dog should be no problem
The boat is my idea although thankfully my wife has embraced the idea so probably only fair I get the job of taking her for her business but thankfully her hours are normally pretty sociableWe took dogs on the boat when they were young, but they would never, ever pee or poo on it. This means they need taking to shore regularly. One of my lasting memories is of small, hairy faces with very bad breath whining at me at close range at 3am. No one else volunteered to get up and take them out.
I appreciate your suggestion and have given it lots of consideration as we know it will be alien for her but we will not be venturing beyond the river while she is on board and she is not a fan of KennelsFind a good kennels.
Sorry but I am not keen on dogs on boats. At least humans vomit into a bucket 95% of the time or can clean the hull, dogs can't tell you the are feeling sea sick.
I'm an ex-owner of a working Border Collie.