Oh no how do we.......

kmbernstein wrote:
Small trips to fun places, daily. Gradually increase time. Also, try crates or other containment methods. If the are getting sick, contact your vet. Either way, start slow and easy

X2 With the addition of a thunder shirt or calming hormones. (Available in (Pet Smart)

We're having a bit of the same problem, but ours screams if we leave him even for a moment. Someone said to try a peanut butter filled kong. It might work for you, but Duncan will not be diverted.

Thunder Shirt X2

Thunder Shirts work great for anxiety. You can also take short trips and make them fun for the pups so stop to play or give them treats along the way. You may only go around the block or a mile down the road and turn around. If they're really upset, you might want to just sit in the truck with them and not go anywhere. Work up to starting it and sitting in the drive then ease into short trips. Use toys, treats &/or verbal praise and lots of petting to reward them.

It's also important for you to remain calm and not anticipate their anxiety.

anxiety mostly. Trying a booster seat so they can see. Just seems like they had a bad experience with a truck

Small trips to fun places, daily. Gradually increase time. Also, try crates or other containment methods. If the are getting sick, contact your vet. Either way, start slow and easy

Are they having a hard time as in getting car sick or are they anxiety ridden?