*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

We aren’t savages! Wait... did you use it on the toothbrush?!

 

What you used that for doesn’t show up under blacklight...

 

They actually make sheet suspenders to keep fitted sheets from pulling off the mattress. Just search them on Amazon. Have a set and they work well on my bed so I don’t see why they wouldn’t work for a tent mattress.

 

I had my toothbrush with me the whole time ..... but .... you knew the contents of my fridge so I know your sneaky... sneaky like that

 

Did something similar...red pod in the center for 3rd brake, amber pods on each side for chase lights.

 

I saw a guy who puts towels down on his hood and then has the dog climb up on the hood, then the roof then through the side of the tent.

 

I just muffin topped him around the legs, and hoisted him in. Only need to get one or two rungs up to get him in. Getting him out was harder since I had a time reaching under his back legs when he was sitting down.

 

I do the exact same thing. I've only almost fallen of the ladder once when he pushed off the ladder with his back legs...

 

Yeah, Draco almost did me in when he started getting wiggly on the 3rd rung on the way down.

 

One benefit of having a pug and a boston terrier, I can just throw them in the tent before I even get on the ladder. Down side is little dogs mean little bladders and there is usually always at LEAST one trip down to pee in the middle of the night.

 

Draco holds like a gallon of water, I swear. He pee'd on a bush this morning and before he was done, it was cascading across the sidewalk all the way to the other side.

 

True, I used to have a jack russell terrier. He was much easier like you said. But, my current dog is a lot better to hike/camp with.

I think my next dog will be somewhere between the size of a jack russell and my current aussie/border collie mix.

 

I feel you there, as much as I like my little dogs I think if we ever get another one it will be something a little bigger like a brittany spaniel that can handle a little more adventuring.

 

My German Wirehair is the perfect size for me. Comes along on all the trips, can hang with me on the mountain bike,etc

 

Australian cattle dog (Heeler) FTW



@cynicalrider amirite.

 

Oh you are most definitely right.

IMG_4054 by Michael Halat, on Flickr
IMG_3893 by Michael Halat, on Flickr
IMG_0961 by Michael Halat, on Flickr

Though this heeler lives the ground tent life.

IMG_3308 by Michael Halat, on Flickr

 

I married into the same duo. Ours are definitely couch potatoes and not camping friendly. Also aren’t breeds I’d ever own by choice. Was a package deal, take the good with the bad

 

Harness and loooooong leash. Lower them down and pull them up when done.