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lisa b


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smileI have a question about our dog Maggie. In our state (maine) some towns here do not require a dog to be registered or licensed. Are there camp grounds out there that require that? We are trying to get all our ducks in a row so we are all ready to go full time after our son graduates in june. Thanks.

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Elaine NB


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Altho we are not FT as of yet we have travelled around extensively in our Motorhome with our dogs...and also stayed in your state..I have never encountered a campground that requires registration or licensing...just proof of health records shots etc....other members will probably comment for you..this is just been our experience...

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We have been from one coast to the other and have yet to be asked for a license for Buddy.We did have 1 place in Oregon want to see his shot records but only because we were going to stay long term and it was more of a liability issue than anything.The only restrictions we have encountered are size and breed. Now some do have restrictions as to where they can walk and potty& rules about picking up after them and barking and such.

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One campground, the SKP resort in Wauchula, FL, made a copy of our cat's rabies certificate, but they are the only ones who have cared about any documentation since we went on the road. Licensing is just a money maker for the local government, mostly to pay for animal control, so it is not universal.

-- Edited by bjoyce on Sunday 12th of December 2010 02:27:16 PM

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In 300+ campgrounds in 48 states, we have never been asked about a license or shot certificates. It's not an issue to be concerned about.

Crossing the border into Canada or Mexico is another matter though.

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lisa b


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Thank you to all that responded. I figured as much, but its good to be sure.

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We have our furr kid groomed and have been ask many times about shot records etc. Mostly they want to know about the Rabbies shot. I recomend you keep medical records the same as you would keep on your children etc. I try to keep my furr kid away from other pets. Because I don't know about the other pets (shots etc). Good Luck.

-- Edited by Delaine and Lindy on Monday 13th of December 2010 04:57:25 PM

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