My mutt has done his fair share of traveling in the last year. That means he has spent
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March 26th, 2008 at 9:54 am
Very good points! When I get a foster or a new dog (I have 2 new dogs right now) and they don’t know how to wait yet, I’m always worried they will jump out of the car in a dangerous place. My regular dogs all wait, and these two will come along in time.
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March 26th, 2008 at 2:22 pm
I use to have Pekes, no worries, they had to Ooh yeah! It’s always amazed me when I see a dog leap out of the car with traffic nearby – rest areas especially. Ummm, people, if you can’t/won’t train them, how about a leash?
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March 26th, 2008 at 10:22 pm
Oh boy…it’s funny. My youngest boy Trooper (not quite 2 y.o.) is very good (usually) when I say “stay” before opening the door and making sure I have his leash in hand. The other two…oh Lord. It’s like a whirlwind. We were sloppy trainers for the first two kiddos. When they are all three in my smaller car they have “assigned” seats. lol It’s crazy!
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March 28th, 2008 at 4:17 am
This is one of the first things Chels has picked up on. I realised quickly she could smell the beach long before I got there, then she gets excited. So Ive taught her to sit while I unlock the back tray of car, then once she jumps out she sits while I lock it and get her lead in hand…
Longer trips she has the back seat and is a remarkably good traveller, I to have the towel on the back seat and a small blanket of hers…i like the tennis ball idea…
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