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Bring along ample fresh water and dog food and plenty of bags to clean up any messes your four-legged travel partner may have along the way. Have a back pack filled with your dogs favorie toys, blanket and medical records. Make sure your dog's collar has identification so if he or she should stray, you can be located easily and quickly. Take ample breaks to allow your dog to stretch its legs out and to reduce any anieties he or she may have along the way. Soft music being played on the radio can be soothing for your dog.. Do not blare the music as it is bad on your dog's hearing. Never leave your dog unattended in your car. The heat can cause your dog to suffer from a heat stroke which can be fatal.
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I know sometimes that you have to take your dog with you in the car. It really makes me mad to see people driving with their dogs on their laps. It's really not safe for the dog or the driver. If they really loved them, they would be in a carrier in the back seat, much like they would secure a child.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that loud music would harm your dog's ears. Makes sense. My dog howls at my son's music. I thought he might have been singing, but it was pretty loud. I hate to think it was hurting him. I'm going to talk to my son and ask him to keep the volume lower.
ReplyDeleteWhen we travel with the dog, he gets his own case packed. I wouldn't consider taking him otherwise. The first time we took him my husband had fits of hysteria. After camping for a week, he told me how insightful I was when I packed for everyone, including the dog!
ReplyDeleteWith summer getting closer it's good that you mentioned dog's being left in closed cars. Actually, even if the window is cracked it may still be dangerous for the dog. It's best not to chance it. The dog will be safer at home, period.
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