Dogs in Cars, Getting There Safely

Dog-Friendly Travelling Can Make For a Great Experience Dogs love riding around and taking in the world. But it’s essential that you make sure they get to their destination safely while on the road. Keep both you and your furry friend safe on car trips with these easy tips.

Use a Dog Seatbelt or Carrier

A great way to prevent your dog from getting hurt in case of a car crash is you can use either the dog seat belt or pet carrier. This way when you have a dog seatbelt attached to your car’s own belt. It’s the equivalent of **wearing a seatbelt for humans. Your dog will be safe if you stop suddenly.

Use a seatbelt to secure your pet carrier, if applicable The Inside will be a safe and comfortable place for your dog to stay. Dogs: Dogs, at least on hot days can NOT be allowed to travel free in the car just as you should with a child. Could be a Hazzard and A Destruction to the Driver

Keep Windows Up or Use Screens

Dogs like hanging their heads out of the car windows. Nevertheless, this is often so risky. When your dog moves out, it may get injured. If you want to let in some fresh air, use a special screens (they can even have locks on them). These provide a way for the air to be let in, while still securing your pooch inside the car.

Take Breaks During Long Trips

Take frequent breaks if you are on a long ride. It also allows time for your dog to exercise, hydrate, and relieve it. Take Breaks – It is beneficial for you and your dog to stop every couple of hours.

Keep Food and Water Handy

When traveling, always take water and a few treats for your pet. Especially when the weather is hot, you will need to keep your dog hydrated. Water — Make sure to offer your dog water during breaks, so that they stay cool and hydrated.

With a few hints, you can keep both yourself and your dog safe in the car this summer. Enjoy the ride!