Variety of pets on sites!

FifthVan
FifthVan Forum Participant Posts: 63
edited August 2016 in Your Pets #1

Its amazing the variety of pets you see on CC sites apart from dogs. Recently we had a cat diagonally opposite and a tortoise next door at Moreton-in-Marsh. I remember once seeing a pair of cockatoos in an awning at Blackshaw Moor along with a cat who was
taken out on a lead for walks. My gran used to take her budgiE in the van with her. I'm quite tempted to take my chickens but I think they would soon have the grass bare!

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  • Tinwheeler
    Tinwheeler Forum Participant Posts: 23,135 ✭✭✭
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    edited August 2016 #2

    I've just been on a site where someone had a Guinea Pig and walked it on a harness. 

  • moulesy
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    edited August 2016 #3

    I remember at Cirencester a few years back a pair of ferrets being walked in harnesses. Not sure if the owners had bags to clean up after them though! Surprised

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #4

    My BIL takes his ferrets away with him on a regular basis. To an AS site, although they use log cabins when site is closed to vans. He helps owners with their rabbit problem! 

    We have done dogs and cat, seen tortoises, budgies, parrot, mice, hamsters, even fish!Happy

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #5

    You have never taken me to a camp site TDA

  • ABM
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    edited August 2016 #6

    Wonder  who  takes  HuskyPup  ??Undecided

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #7

    HuskyMum and HuskyDad who else?Happy

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #8

    TDA, I forgot to add a smiley on my last post so I will do so nowHappy

  • DSB
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    edited August 2016 #9

    We've seen someone today walking a rabbit on a lead!!  Laughing  My daughter couldn't believe her eyes

    David 

  • ABM
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    edited August 2016 #10

    Probably  took  it  walkies  whilst  the  carrots,  spuds  etc  were  being  readied, 
    Surprised  !! 

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #11

    TDA, I forgot to add a smiley on my last post so I will do so nowHappy

    I am still baffled, unless you are my BIL in disguise?Happy Guns? Dogs? Nets? Ferrets? Camo clothing? Weird hat? Understanding Wife? Great
    kids? Heart of Gold?HappySurprised

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #12

    My BIL takes his ferrets away with him on a regular basis. To an AS site, although they use log cabins when site is closed to vans. He helps owners with their rabbit problem! 

    We have done dogs and cat, seen tortoises, budgies, parrot, mice, hamsters, even fish!Happy

    Happy

    I do have a strange sense of humour I suppose

  • IamtheGaitor
    IamtheGaitor Forum Participant Posts: 529
    edited August 2016 #13

    We have taken rabbits, guinea pigs, tortoises, rats and even stick insects at various times.  The rats used to love to sit on the sofa back and watch what was going on - people did used to do a bit of a double take if they casually glanced in and saw them...quite
    funny!

    I remember sweeping up the rabbit poos off the pitch before we left being a bit of a pain though!

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2016 #14

    Wonder  who  takes  HuskyPup  ??Undecided

    I'm old enough to go out on my own nowWink

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited August 2016 #15

    My BIL takes his ferrets away with him on a regular basis. To an AS site, although they use log cabins when site is closed to vans. He helps owners with their rabbit problem! 

    We have done dogs and cat, seen tortoises, budgies, parrot, mice, hamsters,
    even fish!    Happy

    Happy

    I do have a strange sense of humour I suppose

    Ah, the penny has dropped!Happy

  • InaD
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    edited August 2016 #16

    I remember at Cirencester a few years back a pair of ferrets being walked in harnesses. Not sure if the owners had bags to clean up after them though! Surprised

    Interestingly, when booking on the Eurotunnel website, there is a section where you can select any pets you are taking; it lists them as: dogs, cats or ferrets.  Have never seen any abroad though......

  • DreamMachine
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    edited August 2016 #17

    We have 5 ducks - I wonder if they would be allowed on a site Winking

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2016 #18

    We have 5 ducks - I wonder if they would be allowed on a site Winking

    On a lead ,yesCool

  • nicko
    nicko Forum Participant Posts: 101
    edited August 2016 #19

    We have 5 ducks - I wonder if they would be allowed on a site Winking

    On a lead ,yesCool

    on a barbecue would be nicer, yum yum!!!!!Tongue Out

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2016 #20

    We have 5 ducks - I wonder if they would be allowed on a site Winking

    On a lead ,yesCool

    on a barbecue would be nicer, yum yum!!!!!Tongue Out

    Get a gripSad

  • nicko
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    edited August 2016 #21

    We have 5 ducks - I wonder if they would be allowed on a site Winking

    On a lead ,yesCool

    on a barbecue would be nicer, yum yum!!!!!Tongue Out

    Get a gripSad

    ok ill put the barbecue sauce away then it was just a thought !!Happy

  • smjdmfsf
    smjdmfsf Forum Participant Posts: 28
    edited August 2016 #22

    We take our husky pup away, 3 months & lots of admirers!

    were hoping when he's bigger there will be no use for the motor mover!!

  • young thomas
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    edited August 2016 #23

    are their any club rules/guidence over types of animals on site?

    my brother has a few sheep, several horses and pigs that probably could do with a holiday.....

    sheep on the next pitch, anyone?Undecided

    keeps the grass short, though.....Wink

  • rayjsj
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    edited August 2016 #24

    We've seen someone today walking a rabbit on a lead!!  Laughing  My daughter couldn't believe her eyes

    David 

    Write your comments here...hope he doesnt bump into the two ferrets.....could be nasty.   Warden !

  • artel
    artel Forum Participant Posts: 29
    edited August 2016 #25

    A few years back we were on a site in the Loire region when a car drew in, driven by a lone woman, pulling a small horse box. The lady sets up her tent, brings a donkey out the horse box and tethers it to the pitch. She was only there for the one night and
    left early the following morning so don't know how she went about exercising her pet. It did wake us up with a very loud "heehaw" at 6am as she was getting ready to leave. 

    Speaking later to the site staff, they explained the lady was a well known, but slightly eccentric French author who always took her donkey around with her. 

     

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