As full-time RVers traveling with our 10-year-old chocolate lab, Sierra, we face unique challenges. Lately, Sierra has started slowing down due to arthritis, and at nearly 80 pounds, lifting her into our Ford Bronco was tough on both her and us. We knew we needed a safe, compact, and travel-friendly solution. That’s when we found … Read more

Traveling with your pup is one of the best parts of the RV lifestyle. When Lisa and I explore new places, we always keep an eye out for trails that Sierra can enjoy too. Shenandoah National Park in Virginia is a gem for dog lovers. Unlike many U.S. National Parks that limit pets, Shenandoah actually … Read more

If you travel full-time with a dog—especially a big, lovable, constantly shedding Lab like our Sierra—you know that pet hair isn’t just part of life. It’s part of the floor, the furniture, the ceiling vent, and somehow even our meals. After trying more vacuums than I care to admit, we finally landed on one that … Read more

If your dog is slowing down, struggling with stairs, or showing signs of joint pain, you’re not alone. Our 10-year-old chocolate lab, Sierra, recently started experiencing hip problems — and like a lot of older Labs, it turned out to be osteoarthritis. After trying NSAIDs and doing our homework, we decided to give Librela a … Read more

Keeping your dog’s nails trimmed isn’t just about looks—it’s about safety, comfort, and protecting your RV interior. Long nails can cause pain for your pup and scratch up your floors, furniture, and bedding. When we first hit the road full-time, we relied on groomers. But after paying $24 every few weeks just for nail trims, … Read more

If you’re a full-time RVer with pets, you know the stress of leaving them behind in the rig, even for just a few hours. That’s where the MarCELL Pro Temperature Monitoring System shines. It’s an all-in-one solution for monitoring temperature, humidity, power outages, and even water leaks in your RV, giving you real-time updates right … Read more

PawZ Natural Rubber Dog Boots are a unique and innovative solution to protecting your pup when outside. They’re flexible and durable rubber boots made from natural materials that help protect their paw pads from hot pavement, sharp objects, rough terrain, snow, ice, mud, salt, and more. Plus, they’re easy to put on and take off! … Read more

When you travel with pets the chances are good that, at some point, you’ll need to find a veterinarian. Whether it is for annual checkups and vaccinations or an emergency visit, one of the harder things we’ve found while RVing is getting Veterinary Care on the Road. We are the type that takes extra special … Read more

It’s 6 am. It’s pouring. And your dog’s looking at you like it’s time for a hike. RVing with dogs? It’s amazing… until it rains. One of the best things about traveling in a motorhome is the ability to bring your pet along with you for the ride. But when the weather turns nasty and … Read more

When you’re RVing full-time with dogs, you’re constantly exploring new environments—and that means new health risks for your pets. Back when we lived in Las Vegas, fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes weren’t much of a concern. But now that we’re crisscrossing the country, those pesky parasites are part of the landscape. To keep our dogs, Sierra … Read more

When the summer heat is on, there’s nothing quite like a refreshing swim—and our dogs feel the same way. Swimming is excellent exercise, and if you’re full-time RVing like we are, you’re likely to find some beautiful swimming spots on your travels. Sierra loves splashing around in lakes, rivers, and the ocean. Ruby, on the … Read more

Life on the road is always better with dogs. For us, full-time RVing wouldn’t be complete without our two chocolate labs, Sierra and Ruby. They may not be “travel-sized” at 65–70 pounds each, but they’re a huge part of why we chose a Class A motorhome over something smaller. But RVing with dogs isn’t always … Read more

When Lisa and I first thought about buying a motorhome, one of our biggest concerns was what full-time RVing with dogs would be like. Our chocolate labs, Sierra and Ruby, each weigh nearly 70 pounds—and they take up some serious space. Choosing the right RV meant choosing a layout with room for all four of … Read more