Usually that session at the dealer is called the 'PDI' (Pre-Delivery Inspection). From your description, your dealer is better than average.
The prevailing advice on this site is to have a printed list of the PDI items in hand before the PDI and be sure all of them are covered. Frequently on this site new owners have complaints on their first trip because certain items did not work or the new owner did not know how to use them.
For things that use a lot of 12v power, having the shore power plugged in makes sense. If shore power isn't available, then leaving the trailer plugged into the tow vehicle (and tow vehicle running) is a good idea to help save battery power.
Glad all was well with that first trip!
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Sherm & Terry w/rescue Eydie (min Schnauzer) & Charley (std Poodle)
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