Travelling with Pets

Bicyclecamper · Bicyclecamper

As my heading states will be taking off for good, within the next 12 months, hopefully after this stupid virus is done and gone, on my bike with new camper in tow and also my dog. Quietly looking forward to permanently living on the road with my mate Milo. He is the very best of a very good friend, keeps m...

Possum3 · Possum3

There are very limited places along the Gibb River Road that will allow dogs. No dogs are allowed in any of the National Parks along the Gibb River & Kalumburu roads. It is not advisable to be travelling with your dog, land on both sides of the Gibb River Road is owned, leased or managed by someone. Fr...

hokianga · hokianga

Possibly opening up a can of worms, but has anyone ever just not left their motorhome and stayed with their dogs inside the motorhome on the pet deck? I went to tassie in 2013 left my little yorkie in the motorhome and my large boy went into a kennel, he was in a bottom kennel because of his size and the dog th...

ERI LI · ERI LI

Each stop I buy 10 flower plants & grow for months.I get FREE VISITS by Butterfly's,Bees,Birds,Insects..It's their food plants.I leave plants with Park Owners to keep.A gift to the local environment & it's FREE CRITTERS

hokianga · hokianga

Hi everone, I am hoping to be our on the road again by the end of the year, and was wondering if anyone travels and house site who also has their own pets with them? Looking forward to anyones stories?

The Wandering Albatross · The Wandering Albatross

Hi, We plan to travel between the mainland and Tasmania at least twice a year and have a small mini foxie. We took her on the Spirit of Tasmania last year but it was a terrible experience, for both her and us. The staff were not helpful and she was stressed and when we picked her up at the end of the trip her be...

blaze · blaze

we are heading off in april for a bit and have 2 dogs. We have found RSPCA sometimes dog sit, as well as some council pounds, also often local vets, we have most of our needs sorted already (i hope), but thats life. cheers blaze

Possum3 · Possum3

People are born so that they can learn how to live a good life like loving everybody all the time and being nice, right? Well, dogs already know how to do that, so they dont have to stay for as long as we do. Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Remember, if a dog was the teacher you would...

Tinggu · Tinggu

We are picking up stumps and moving from Horsham, VIC to Bowen, QLD in January with the above creatures. It's probably going to be hot. I'm thinking of the fish in as big an Esky as we can spare, filled to the top, in a drip tray, with a battery operated bubbler. Ella the Corella has a nice new traveling cage...

Bicyclecamper · Bicyclecamper

Our dog Merlin, the minature poodle, may not be travelling with us again as he is in hospital in Armidale, with suspected Diabetes, he has been seriously unwell these past 3 days, not keeping food down, drinking water non stop, and vomiting that back up straight away. His keytones are 2.5 which is very...

Possum3 · Possum3

butch- n-shirl · butch- n-shirl

Would be interesting to see how many members are travelling in older vans, say pre 1990. Photos would be great as well. Also anyone who has renovated their older van. Sorry wrong topic, will repost -- Edited by butch- n-shirl on Sunday 15th of January 2012 07:32:09 PM

Possum3 · Possum3

The Royal Australian Air Force Security and Fire School have five male and 11 female Belgian Malinois dogs that are seeking ideal homes. These dogs vary in age from 15 months to eight years old and will be available for viewing shortly to provide interested people an opportunity to meet the dogs. The...

Possum3 · Possum3

DANGER: WILD DOG BAITING UNDERWAY Authorities have urged tourists and visitors to the Pilbara to take steps to protect their pets as a region-wide baiting program kicks off today. Bill Currans, the executive officer of the Pilbara Regional Biosecurity Group, says the aerial-baiting will target...

majorme · majorme

to all the kindly people who gave me helpful advice on my wayward pup's refusal to travel, I've taken it all on board and something worked! no more lengthy face offs until one of us (usually me) gave in. so thankyou and safe, happy travelling cheers jen

Possum3 · Possum3

Theres a pretty big difference between cats and dogs. A dog generally thinks: Hey, these people I live with feed me, love me, provide me with a nice warm, dry house, pet me and take good care of me you know what, they must be Gods! A cat always thinks: Hey, these people I live with feed me, love me, provide me...

Possum3 · Possum3

WANTED | Loving, caring homes for our beautiful Belgian Malinois (untrained K-9s). We have six male and seven females up for adoption. All dogs have been de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped and have been assessed as suitable for pet life and are of a friendly nature. They'll be available for viewin...

CharlesF · CharlesF

New member and first time poster. We are planning our first big trip to begin later this year and plan to spend up to a year on the road seeing as much of Australia as we can. We have a 4 year old well behaved Rottweiler (obedience/protection trained) that we are thinking of taking with us given we plan to do...

Olive Oil · Olive Oil

Just picked up a rescue dog yesterday in Dandenong VIC. Cost us over $300 to have her transported from Moree NSW. Her name is Olive & she's nearly 3 years old, a fox terrier X cattle dog. She cost $400. Settling into her new home well, will be travelling with us for a total of 6 months every year. Here...

Relax-n · Relax-n

I thought this might be a useful sight for people who foster native fauna, whether they travel with them or not. This is a great sight. Deb has worked with fauna rescue and other rescuers for years and she has developed the boomer bags after many years of fostering and caring for native fauna. Her bags ar...

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	Within the next 12 months (Preview) As my heading states will be taking off for good, within the next 12 months, hopefully after this stupid virus is done and gone, on my bike with new camper in tow and also my dog. Quietly looking forward to permanently living on the road with my mate Milo. He is the very best of a very good friend, keeps m...	Bicyclecamper	8	2201	01:04 PM Jun 20, 2020 by Bicyclecamper
	Gibb River Road, Travelling with Dogs (Preview) There are very limited places along the Gibb River Road that will allow dogs. No dogs are allowed in any of the National Parks along the Gibb River & Kalumburu roads. It is not advisable to be travelling with your dog, land on both sides of the Gibb River Road is owned, leased or managed by someone. Fr...	Possum3	1	1454	09:36 AM Jun 20, 2020 by Peter_n_Margaret
	Anyone ever done a sneaky and stayed in the motorhome with their pets? (Preview) Possibly opening up a can of worms, but has anyone ever just not left their motorhome and stayed with their dogs inside the motorhome on the pet deck? I went to tassie in 2013 left my little yorkie in the motorhome and my large boy went into a kennel, he was in a bottom kennel because of his size and the dog th...	hokianga	13	2194	06:33 PM Jun 7, 2020 by 2trout
	How to create free pets (Preview) Each stop I buy 10 flower plants & grow for months.I get FREE VISITS by Butterfly's,Bees,Birds,Insects..It's their food plants.I leave plants with Park Owners to keep.A gift to the local environment & it's FREE CRITTERS	ERI LI	0	1334	04:54 PM May 7, 2020 by ERI LI
	Does anyone travel and housesit that has their own pets too? (Preview) Hi everone, I am hoping to be our on the road again by the end of the year, and was wondering if anyone travels and house site who also has their own pets with them? Looking forward to anyones stories?	hokianga	4	1767	08:49 AM Mar 28, 2020 by hokianga
	Taking a small dog on the Spirit of Tasmania vs flying (Preview) Hi, We plan to travel between the mainland and Tasmania at least twice a year and have a small mini foxie. We took her on the Spirit of Tasmania last year but it was a terrible experience, for both her and us. The staff were not helpful and she was stressed and when we picked her up at the end of the trip her be...	The Wandering Albatross	21	2313	05:18 PM Mar 21, 2020 by Brownie 64
	dog sitters (Preview) we are heading off in april for a bit and have 2 dogs. We have found RSPCA sometimes dog sit, as well as some council pounds, also often local vets, we have most of our needs sorted already (i hope), but thats life. cheers blaze	blaze	0	1883	09:07 PM Feb 23, 2020 by blaze
	Why dogs go before us. (Preview) People are born so that they can learn how to live a good life like loving everybody all the time and being nice, right? Well, dogs already know how to do that, so they dont have to stay for as long as we do. Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Remember, if a dog was the teacher you would...	Possum3	2	1635	07:19 PM Feb 18, 2020 by cjt55
	Travelling with goldfish and a corella (Preview) We are picking up stumps and moving from Horsham, VIC to Bowen, QLD in January with the above creatures. It's probably going to be hot. I'm thinking of the fish in as big an Esky as we can spare, filled to the top, in a drip tray, with a battery operated bubbler. Ella the Corella has a nice new traveling cage...	Tinggu	15	1416	04:04 PM Feb 1, 2020 by Bicyclecamper
	May not be travelling with our dog Merlin again (Preview) Our dog Merlin, the minature poodle, may not be travelling with us again as he is in hospital in Armidale, with suspected Diabetes, he has been seriously unwell these past 3 days, not keeping food down, drinking water non stop, and vomiting that back up straight away. His keytones are 2.5 which is very...	Bicyclecamper	10	1850	07:05 PM Jan 28, 2020 by Bicyclecamper
	Humour - How may dogs? (Preview)	Possum3	2	1895	10:29 PM Jan 21, 2020 by Possum3
	Older vans (Preview) Would be interesting to see how many members are travelling in older vans, say pre 1990. Photos would be great as well. Also anyone who has renovated their older van. Sorry wrong topic, will repost -- Edited by butch- n-shirl on Sunday 15th of January 2012 07:32:09 PM	butch- n-shirl	6	1880	02:22 PM Oct 29, 2019 by BW
	RAAF Dogs Seeking Homes (Preview) The Royal Australian Air Force Security and Fire School have five male and 11 female Belgian Malinois dogs that are seeking ideal homes. These dogs vary in age from 15 months to eight years old and will be available for viewing shortly to provide interested people an opportunity to meet the dogs. The...	Possum3	4	2089	08:23 PM Oct 24, 2019 by PetenSue
	Dog Baits in Pilbara - From ABC. (Preview) DANGER: WILD DOG BAITING UNDERWAY Authorities have urged tourists and visitors to the Pilbara to take steps to protect their pets as a region-wide baiting program kicks off today. Bill Currans, the executive officer of the Pilbara Regional Biosecurity Group, says the aerial-baiting will target...	Possum3	3	1758	03:45 PM Sep 13, 2019 by Peter_n_Margaret
	the mad major (Preview) to all the kindly people who gave me helpful advice on my wayward pup's refusal to travel, I've taken it all on board and something worked! no more lengthy face offs until one of us (usually me) gave in. so thankyou and safe, happy travelling cheers jen	majorme	2	1828	12:17 PM Jul 13, 2019 by Possum3
	Dog vs Cat. (Preview) Theres a pretty big difference between cats and dogs. A dog generally thinks: Hey, these people I live with feed me, love me, provide me with a nice warm, dry house, pet me and take good care of me you know what, they must be Gods! A cat always thinks: Hey, these people I live with feed me, love me, provide me...	Possum3	6	1982	08:26 AM Jul 13, 2019 by Blues Man
	RAAF dogs for adoption Qld.- C&P RAAF Page. (Preview) WANTED \| Loving, caring homes for our beautiful Belgian Malinois (untrained K-9s). We have six male and seven females up for adoption. All dogs have been de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped and have been assessed as suitable for pet life and are of a friendly nature. They'll be available for viewin...	Possum3	3	1669	05:55 PM Jul 9, 2019 by Possum3
	Large dog on long trip (Preview) New member and first time poster. We are planning our first big trip to begin later this year and plan to spend up to a year on the road seeing as much of Australia as we can. We have a 4 year old well behaved Rottweiler (obedience/protection trained) that we are thinking of taking with us given we plan to do...	CharlesF	20	5487	06:05 PM Jul 3, 2019 by MarkAC
	A new Pooch! (Preview) Just picked up a rescue dog yesterday in Dandenong VIC. Cost us over $300 to have her transported from Moree NSW. Her name is Olive & she's nearly 3 years old, a fox terrier X cattle dog. She cost $400. Settling into her new home well, will be travelling with us for a total of 6 months every year. Here...	Olive Oil	5	1994	05:08 PM Jun 22, 2019 by Truckie
	Fostering native fauna (Preview) I thought this might be a useful sight for people who foster native fauna, whether they travel with them or not. This is a great sight. Deb has worked with fauna rescue and other rescuers for years and she has developed the boomer bags after many years of fostering and caring for native fauna. Her bags ar...	Relax-n	1	1420	10:17 PM May 29, 2019 by Bicyclecamper
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