Popular Pups! 6 Instagram Dogs Who Love to RV

If you’re into adventure, you’re already barking up the right tree with life in the RV. But adding a pet — or three!!! — takes it to a whole new level. As you might expect, RVstagram has become a goldmine of furry friend personalities and Instagram dogs who’ve stolen the spotlight from their human travel partners. (And that is A-OK with us — and their many followers.)

So, we’ve rounded up six of the cutest, fluffiest, good boys and girls from the photogenic world of Instagram dogs (and a few cat companions). These furry passengers prove that the road is always better when shared — especially with something a little wild riding shotgun.

 

@henrythecoloradodog | 2.3M Followers

 

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Henry + Baloo (@henrythecoloradodog) • Instagram photos and videos

The Stars: Henry, a rescue dog, and his feline friend, Baloo, exploring the American West.

Why We Love Them: The unlikely friendship between a dog and a cat, coupled with breathtaking landscapes, makes their account a must-follow for adventure and animal lovers alike. 

 

@camperandleo | 61K Followers

 

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Tricia Souza (@camperandleo) • Instagram photos and videos

The Stars: Camper the dog and Leo the cat, sharing their unique friendship and adventures.

Why We Love Them: Their account highlights the bond between a dog and a cat, showcasing their playful interactions and the joy they bring to their human companions.

RV life is unpredictable enough without adding a furry friend into the mix — but that’s exactly what makes these accounts so endlessly entertaining. Whether they’re hiking the backwoods, sunbathing on the dash, or chewing through another seatbelt, these two have carved out a wildly lovable corner of Instagram. 

 

@adventuresofcamper | 13.7K Followers

 

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Camper Delventhal🐶 & “RV”🐕‍🦺 (@adventuresofcamper) • Instagram photos and videos

The Stars: Camper, a rescue dog, and his human, Nikki Delventhal, traveling full-time in a Prius.

Why We Love Them: Camper’s journey from being abandoned in the desert to becoming a full-time travel companion is heartwarming — the kind of story Instagram dogs seem made for. Their adventures showcase the bond between a pet and owner, highlighting the joys and challenges of life on the road.

 

@bigdogrv | 14.8K Followers

 

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Big Dog RV (@bigdogrv) • Instagram photos and videos

The Stars: Two Great Danes and a rescued tri-pawed dog traveling full-time with their owners.

Why We Love Them: Showcasing the challenges and rewards of RVing with large dogs, their account is more than inspiring. It’s also educational for pet owners considering life on the road.

 

@rvingdogsandwine | 10.6K Followers

 

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RV’ing Dogs & Wine (@rvingdogsandwine) • Instagram photos and videos

The Stars: A couple, their dogs, and a shared love for wine, documenting their RV lifestyle.

Why We Love Them: Their account blends the joys of pet companionship, travel, and wine tasting. As you might expect, they offer a unique perspective on the RV lifestyle.

 

cruisingwithcooper | 9.6K Followers

 

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Cooper | RV Life | Travel Dog (@cruisingwithcooper) • Instagram photos and videos

The Star: Cooper, a travel-loving dog, sharing his RV adventures across the country.

Why We Love Them: Cooper’s account offers a dog’s-eye view of RV life, complete with tips, tricks, and tales from the road, making it both entertaining and informative.

 

Bonus: 3 Tips for Living Life in an RV with a Pet

1. Prioritize Climate Control

Dogs don’t sweat like humans, so temperature management is critical. Always make sure your RV stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter — especially if you ever leave your pup alone inside. Invest in vent fans, blackout shades, and a temperature monitor that alerts your phone if things get too hot or cold.

 

2. Make Exercise Non-Negotiable

Campground walks are great, but most dogs need more than a few laps around the RV park. Plan daily outings like hikes, beach runs, or dog-friendly town strolls. It keeps your dog healthy and helps burn off excess energy, which means less chaos back inside the RV.

 

3. Stock a Dedicated Go-Bag

Keep a small, always-ready bag with your pet’s essentials: leash, waste bags, water bowl, treats, vaccination records, and any meds. Whether you’re heading out for a long hike or evacuating in bad weather, having this gear prepped saves time and keeps your furry co-pilot safe.

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