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		<title>Why does my puppy stress when in the car? Answers at Dogster Answers.</title>
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		<description>I rescued a 3 month old Brittany and she was driven from Missouri to Maine, so that may be why she pants,
whines, and stresses when in her car seat. I used to use a crate, but thought she would do better on the 
seat..... My vet suggested Dramamine or Benedryl, but
neither has helped.  At least she doesn't throw up 
anymore.  she is now 6 months old and we have a 3 hr
drive at X-mas, any ideas??   vickiescoot</description>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 03:32:30 GMT</pubDate>
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			<p>It seems like most dogs love to go for rides, but some smaller dogs get very upset. I think it is because they can't see where they are going. We got our little yorkie a car seat that is raised enough that he can see where he is going and he loves it. If we try to take him without the seat, he is a nervous wreck.

This isn't the same seat that we got, but it is a lot like it: http://www.fidopaw.com/product/fold-away-elevated-pet-car-seat-2731.html
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			<p>My pup at 9 mnths still stresses in the car. I pet her, talk to her and yes she still gets car sick. My vets not sure what to do because she  is already on medication. It is better than in the beginning though. Perhaps  semi frequent  car stops/walks would help.<br /><br />
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			<p>Some dogs it takes awhile to get used to riding in cars. It dies  sound like she is getting better. If you can not use a crate. We gave held small dogs to held comfort then. It bigger dogs have them sit next to someone. And it that persons job to keep them calm and talk to the dog. The last rescue I brought home, my father sat in the back seat with the dog while  I did the driving. The crate nay be the vest. But in  holding the dog has worked for me<br /><br />
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