A/C for Dogs in RVs
It is getting hot quickly here in AZ. That means its time for air-conditioning. I personally don't like A/C, but it is absolutely mandatory for dogs in an RV. A good rule of thumb is that if it is 80F or more outside, always use A/C in your rig. Unless you have a Chinese crested hairless type of dog, your dog will be hotter than you. And, as I am sure you know, dogs can't sweat enough to really cool themselves off - like humans can.
Also, never leave your dog in the RV in warmer weather without leaving the AC on. We always leave a window slightly open as well, in case something should happen to the A/C while we are gone. Lastly, consider purchasing a Maxxair vent (http://www.maxxair.com/) with thermostatic control, so you can be guaranteed that the fan will go on if it gets too hot in the vehicle.
Also, never leave your dog in the RV in warmer weather without leaving the AC on. We always leave a window slightly open as well, in case something should happen to the A/C while we are gone. Lastly, consider purchasing a Maxxair vent (http://www.maxxair.com/) with thermostatic control, so you can be guaranteed that the fan will go on if it gets too hot in the vehicle.
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Many years ago I saw a product in a camping magazine. It was thermostatically controlled and called your cell phone when the temp in the vehicle exceeded a certain temp. I can't seem to find anything on this product. Does anyone have one or know where one can be purchased?
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