What do you do when your dog needs to "go"?

Piston · 05-03-2009, 12:27 AM

Hey everyone....
I know a lot of us like to take our dogs out on the lake with us to enjoy the water and I am certainly one of those people. The only problem is, what do you do when your dog has to "go"? I always put my boat in at the Alton Bay ramp and let the dogs go before we get in the boat, but what about after a while in the boat?
I always clean up after my dogs and consider myself to be a responsible dog owner to my English Mastiff and St. Bernard. When I can I try to pull up to another public dock to bring them for a walk but just want to see how everyone else handles it. I just don't know of the "dog friendly" areas of the lake. Any info is always appreciated. Thanks everyone.

05-03-2009, 12:27 AM	#1
Piston Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Upton, MA/Alton Bay Posts: 81 Thanks: 20 Thanked 14 Times in 8 Posts	What do you do when your dog needs to "go"? Hey everyone.... I know a lot of us like to take our dogs out on the lake with us to enjoy the water and I am certainly one of those people. The only problem is, what do you do when your dog has to "go"? I always put my boat in at the Alton Bay ramp and let the dogs go before we get in the boat, but what about after a while in the boat? I always clean up after my dogs and consider myself to be a responsible dog owner to my English Mastiff and St. Bernard. When I can I try to pull up to another public dock to bring them for a walk but just want to see how everyone else handles it. I just don't know of the "dog friendly" areas of the lake. Any info is always appreciated. Thanks everyone.