I’m telling myself I just can’t see his seatbelt from this angle.There are few things more sickening than driving along with your dog in the car and hearing that horking sound they make when they’re going to throw up. And of course, it never happens where you can pull over quickly and get them out of the car before they make a mess.
According to a recent post on the excellent TripsWithPets.com blog, car sickness usually comes from one of three things: stress, immature ears, or a self-fulfilling prophecy. If your dog got sick on his first car trip, he’s more likely to associate the car with nausea and will get nauseated every time. Continue reading Oops! Dogs and Car Sickness→
When we travel, we usually have a friend come over and take care of the dogs – primarily because taking four of them anywhere would likely be a disaster. Have you found a way to include your dog on your family trips?
