Having a car sick dog takes the fun out of travelling with your pooch. Doing good training is a great first step to build a better bond and trust with your four-legged friend. Here are a few more steps that you can take to quell the car sickness cycle. As always, before you train, rule out any underlying medical conditions.
Crate train your dog. The use of a crate will not only make house breaking and potty training easier on you, but it will show your dog that he has a safe place to go and be calm
Use the crate in the car.
If you already have done crate training, put the crate inside the car securely and follow the rest of the steps. If you have not crate trained your dog, see rule number 1, or try the next steps without it.
A couple of things to remember: Be patient. Don't rush it. If you see a reaction from your dog on step 6, for example, GO BACK A STEP. There are no penalties for going back steps. Fortify the previous step until there is NO REACTION and then move on.
You can open a window slightly for some fresh air if so desired, but it is not necessary. Also, it may be easier for you if you do this training when the dog has an empty stomach.
These are the basic steps to help you cure your car sick dog.
We always cover any nagging behavior problems that you are experiencing as well, such as: Housebreaking, Jumping, Barking, Nipping and Biting, Destructive Chewing.
We also extensively cover the ins and outs of Housebreaking and Crate Training your dog.
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