Taking your dog on vacation with you is fun and relieves the worry of not knowing what is wrong with him while you’re away. But you want to do it right. Planes and cars are not designed for dogs. In addition, one must know what awaits you at your destination. Taking the time to plan your trip calmly will allow you to have a great time on your rest days, therefore, here are some tips to do so:
Using the cage
It is normal to feel bad about having to put your dog in a cage. No one likes to be caged. But do not project your feelings to your dog. The dogs do not mind the cage and many even feel safer in it.
- The most important thing you can do is make sure your dog is well exercised before entering the cage. If you have spent your excess energy, you have more desire to rest.
Make sure there is nothing in the cage so that your dog can get hurt. Loose belts and necklaces are particularly dangerous because the dog can choke them.
Keep the positive energy. Do not present the cage like a prison. Show it and open the door. Do not push the dog inside. Leave him alone between. When you are in and comfortable, then yes, you can close the door. Get away with good energy and good body language, saying nothing. If you put a sad voice and say things like “Do not be sad. Mommy and Daddy will come back soon “, your dog will think something bad is happening and will be anxious.
