Re: Dogs in Camp

[Julie Coats <Julie_Coats@ncsu.edu>]

Hi all,

Heres how I can see this solved. I know people that have well
behaved dogs and people that have well behaved children in camp, and
visa versa. I think everyone should be given a chance but once the 
kids/dogs are outta control they should then be told to stay at 
home.  Kids/dogs should behave  and it is the owners/parents 
fault if they don't. So if you can't keep your changes in line
don't punish us other campers. Thanks, just my thought.

Julie, who has a good little sheltie.





At 10:57 PM 1/22/98 -0500, Valerie K Sharpe wrote:
>I am responding to the last message I read from Wendy Milner regarding
>Dogs and Children in camp.  Although I do agree that SOME people are not
>responsible with their dogs in camp, and I do wish those with ill-behaved
>dogs would keep them home, I certainly hope that Wendy is not trying to
>turn this DOG thing into a problem for people who bring their children! 
>I have two children who will attend rides with me and my husband.  When
>the children come one of us stays at basecamp with them while the other
>rides.  I believe theses rides should be fun and that they should be a
>family affair.  Besides we don't have any childcare person's who we would
>trust with our kids for overnights and if the kids don't get to go then
>either do I !
>
>
>
Julie R.Coats, A.H.T.
Cardiac Research Technician
NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine
julie_coats@ncsu.edu
919 829-4325
fax 919 515-9427