3 things to note about pet camping

If you are a novice who has pets at home and wants to camp, you should be curious whether your baby can be taken to camping? Or friends who want to bring pets, how can you advise them?

But keeping a pet is like this. Seeing it outdoors is very curious about everything, running on the vast grass, or being scared by wild insects, the flowers are really the sweetest memories 4 things you must know:

1. Call the camp first

If you want to bring a pet, you must first call the camp to ask, or check on the official website, whether the camp can bring pets. In fact, the Manduo camp is a pet-friendly camp. As long as you follow the rules of the camp, there will be no problem with communicating first.

2. Do not let go of the leash

Although you may think that your pet is super cute, super obedient, and absolutely impossible to harm humans. However, you don't know if other exposed friends are afraid of dogs, or if your little baby will be frightened and run in a strange environment, go to the toilet or more likely. Go to other people's tents for food, so please fasten the leash or make sure your pet stays in your own camp and don't affect others!

3. clean up defecation

This should be very basic, although the pursuit of nature and the wild in camping. But if you enjoy the scenery, the cool breeze, and the tranquility of a moment away from the crowds in the camp, it turns out that if there is such a fresh or dried Shit, it will be super scenic.

Although it may be caused by wild dogs in many cases, the owners should do well and clean up the products of your little ones at will to protect the environment of our camp.

4. Do not leave your pet alone in the camp

There are some guided tours or places to walk around near the camp, which are not suitable for pets. Sometimes pets will be left in place.

Please don't think that your pet can stay in place by himself because of the short time or the short distance. The camp has no service to help you take care of your pets, and if your pets are nervous, they may make a lot of noise, which is very noisy and unlovable.

In fact, as long as the above rules are followed, pets can also go to the camping area to have fun together. Many camps are pet-friendly. But it is important that some precautions must be clarified first. Otherwise, if you treat the camp as your own home, even if the camp owner or others didn't say it, you might actually have rolled your eyes. Pay special attention to these matters, remind friends who want to bring their pets to camping, and also call on friends to not tease or feed them if they see other people's pets. This is also a kind of pet etiquette.