Dogs Aboard for Extended Periods? - Page 2

18-09-2009, 16:00

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Fishspearit

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Join Date: Jan 2006

Location: currently Deltaville,VA

Boat: Westerly

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CaptForce

With no taff rail we like the easy rinse off the stern,- no pads, -no "grass"...

That picture is great! Unfortunately for us our Schipperke just naturally picked the bow to do his business. He moved aboard when he was 8 weeks old, and for whatever reasons the foredeck just came naturally to him.

The hard part was after 7 years of cruising when we moved on land for a while, he kept going to the white tile in the kitchen, right to the point in the corner....

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