Not exact matches
Both me and my husband love how
comfortable it is, the snap closure, the look and feel of it, also how useful it is for our daily
dog walks and how easy it makes
traveling with a baby.
I also believe it is important for every
dog to feel
comfortable in a crate just in case you need to
travel with them or need to leave your
dog at the Vet's office over night.
A
dog that is well mannered because it is easy to handle and
comfortable in the car, in the house, crate, at family outings, during playdates, and
traveling with owner makes for an easier life than a
dog that is not adaptable!
If you are
travelling by car, here are some tips to keep your
dog comfortable and safe throughout the ride:
Crate training your
dog is a great way to provide a safe,
comfortable environment to keep him while you're away or when you
travel with him.
Hey James, Yes, more
comfortable travelling with your
dog is one of the reasons to crate train her.
Take some test trips before a big trip: outings for walks, to visit friends, and going to
dog parks should make your
dog more
comfortable while
traveling in your car.
When a
dog is riding in a car or other vehicle and is not familiar or
comfortable with the sensation of
traveling, this pathway is triggered and over-stimulated, causing the
dog to develop what we know as motion sickness, or «car sickness.»
There is also enough options of useful
dog equipment that can make
travelling safe and
comfortable for your canine.
The only thing crates could / should be used for is when
traveling, so I supposed it's fine to get a
dog comfortable with it if you
travel a lot but for day to day living — pen it in the kitchen or a tiled area when they aren't yet housebroken and you have to leave or leave it outside with access to shelter but it's cruel to keep a
dog penned up for most of the day!
❑
Travel crate — if needed until the dog can wear a safety harness ❑ Car seat / travel harness — to keep dog safely restrained while traveling ❑ Crate pad — to provide comfortable bedding while the pet is in the crate ❑ Dog Bed — for an option other than your furn
Travel crate — if needed until the
dog can wear a safety harness ❑ Car seat / travel harness — to keep dog safely restrained while traveling ❑ Crate pad — to provide comfortable bedding while the pet is in the crate ❑ Dog Bed — for an option other than your furnitu
dog can wear a safety harness ❑ Car seat /
travel harness — to keep dog safely restrained while traveling ❑ Crate pad — to provide comfortable bedding while the pet is in the crate ❑ Dog Bed — for an option other than your furn
travel harness — to keep
dog safely restrained while traveling ❑ Crate pad — to provide comfortable bedding while the pet is in the crate ❑ Dog Bed — for an option other than your furnitu
dog safely restrained while
traveling ❑ Crate pad — to provide
comfortable bedding while the pet is in the crate ❑
Dog Bed — for an option other than your furnitu
Dog Bed — for an option other than your furniture!
Most
dogs feel
comfortable and secure in a crate, but they have to be introduced to the crate properly and ahead of
travel time.
Ren was adopted from NYCSR about six weeks ago, but his adopted family does a lot of
traveling and, being a fearful
dog, Ren was finding it difficult getting
comfortable in an ever changing environment.
Keep the sessions short and allow your
dog to become
comfortable with the car before
travel.
Not only will your
dog be more
comfortable while they
travel, but it can also help to reduce anxiety.
Some
dogs are not
comfortable traveling and for this reason we will limit the distance from the foster home we will adopt out to.
For this class, you'll need a
dog who is
comfortable on a leash, who is used to
traveling and staying in a car / crate unattended, and — most importantly — is either really excited about toys and games, or really excited about food!
Dogs often feel the most
comfortable in their beds but they aren't designed to
travel easily.
Your senior
dog may be most
comfortable staying in her own home environment when you must
travel without her.