Before someone becomes involved in bringing horses to equestrian competitions and other events, it might be difficult to imagine sharing an RV with horses. Nevertheless, that’s exactly what people do with Bison Horse Trailers in Des Moines. Understand they aren’t sharing living quarters. The horses ride in one part of the trailer and the humans eat, sleep and converse in another area.
Consider that on the soap opera The Young & The Restless, people routinely live in a tack house at the Newman ranch. When this practice first began, some viewers made sarcastic commentary about it, but it soon became clear that this tack house was clean and comfortable, and more spacious than many apartments are. Living in close proximity to the horses was no problem for anyone.
Somebody might protest that this is just fiction. However, in the real world, there are quite wealthy people who live in homes that are combined with a horse barn. These people don’t sacrifice any of the luxuries they would otherwise enjoy. They simply like the convenience of being that close to the animals that are such a big part of their lives.
A similar concept is involved with horse trailers from the manufacturer Bison. RV buyers have the chance to choose from a variety of cabinetry, upholstery and flooring styles. They can select a floor plan they particularly like. They can have a microwave oven in addition to regular cooking space, and a flat-screen TV to watch during down time. There’s room to set up a laptop workstation and online socializing area when connecting to wireless Internet. The horses are happy as well with their well-ventilated roomy accommodations
People who travel in Bison Horse Trailers in Des Moines truly love their equine companions. They may have gotten started by shopping for a new or used model at a dealership such as Imperial RV Center, where they could see many kinds of RVs that combine equine and human living space. Perhaps they had already talked with acquaintances they met at various events who travel with these vehicles and spoke of all the advantages. Now, they couldn’t imagine traveling with their horses any other way.