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My two poodles travel well, my toy sits in the back with a special seat belt webbing harness on, in a dog car seat as shes tiny,shes been travelling since day one, but now I've just rescued my miniature poo she is also getting used to car travel, she's an ex puppy farm breeder :( so her life has been very bleak,and dosnt know anything, she hasn't been sick touch wood she does dribble a lot , but I think that's an anxiety mechanism , we've been taking her in and out the caravan on the drive getting her accustomed to it, and at the weekend we are going to sleep in it to get her used to it, I'm sure with time she will enjoy going away as much as my other.
I love taking a dog away, it makes my caravanning better.
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"I'm a fool for my dogs"
Adopt a rescue, rescue dogs make great pets, don't support puppy farms.
The road can be tough and rough,but what you put in you get back 10 x more.
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Topic: Caravanning and dogs
