jomarex
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My poor old dog. He's always been a little prone to digestive issues, but until I became an RV-full-timer a year ago, he always had a doggy-door to go outside.
He's eleven years old now, and I'm afraid it's not gonna get any better... The last couple weeks, a short trial of a new kibble and then even the recommended cure (pumpkin and white rice) have been going straight through him about half of the days, of course when I have to be gone for several hours. He is 90 pounds, so it is a BIG deal...
I'm in an RV park that I plan on staying in for maybe a year or two. Plenty of room, if I could figure out some way to let him (and his sister, who so far hasn't had any problems) out when I'm gone, and still not have them out there barking at everything they see.
Best thing I've been able to think of is building a little deck at the back door of my travel-trailer, put a shallow box of dirt with some kind of enclosure to keep them from seeing too much of the outside. Has anybody had this problem, and come up with a solution?
thanks
Joy
He's eleven years old now, and I'm afraid it's not gonna get any better... The last couple weeks, a short trial of a new kibble and then even the recommended cure (pumpkin and white rice) have been going straight through him about half of the days, of course when I have to be gone for several hours. He is 90 pounds, so it is a BIG deal...
I'm in an RV park that I plan on staying in for maybe a year or two. Plenty of room, if I could figure out some way to let him (and his sister, who so far hasn't had any problems) out when I'm gone, and still not have them out there barking at everything they see.
Best thing I've been able to think of is building a little deck at the back door of my travel-trailer, put a shallow box of dirt with some kind of enclosure to keep them from seeing too much of the outside. Has anybody had this problem, and come up with a solution?
thanks
Joy