Great site but some uncaring dog owners
roy of the rovers
Reviewed on 08/06/2018 09:06
roy of the rovers
Reviewed on 08/06/2018 09:06
Posted on 08/06/2018 10:38
This is a Problem and i do think people are taking more dogs away with them. I have two mine are small but that does not mean to say they are any less problem than the larger dog. I do not like these extender leads they can cause accidents. If your dog cannot be let off the lead i understand why people use these kind of leads but i would of thought they would be used in an area with lots of space and not many people and dogs around. Should we have a rule that no more than two dogs per outfit .Then we could say only two Children per outfit.
Its down to the owners at the end of the day , noisy dogs and children are a pain sometimes but we would not be without them so we all have to get along common sense is all that is needed so we can all enjoy our time outdoors.
Posted on 08/06/2018 10:30 by roy of the roversYes
Posted on 08/06/2018 10:30 by roy of the roversYes
Posted on 11/07/2018 12:51
Recently returned from Southport and yes there did seem to be a significant number of inconsiderate people excersising their dogs on site, despite good dog walks outside every exit and also using extending leads at full stretch. I wonder how many of these people actually know the maximum lead length is two meters as the leaflet handed out on arrival only states “ dogs on leads”. It did seem also that site staff seemed to turn a blind eye to this, if I could notice someone walking their dogs about at the end of a 5m extending lead then I’m sure they must have noticed it as well.
Posted on 25/08/2018 11:43
Arrivakids said that if we were to limit the number of dogs per camper perhaps we should Limit the number of children as well ! Children don’t normally go around useing other people’s pitches as a toilet.
And YES, dogs should be on a very short lead all of the time.
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