Spring, summer and summer are the peak seasons for tourism all year round, and winter is a good time to visit relatives and friends. Now the living standard has improved, and many friends like to take their dogs out to play or visit relatives and friends on weekends and festivals. But many dogs, like people, get carsick. What should I do if my dog is carsick? You can try the following methods:
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< br> 1. Let the dog get used to riding < /strong>
1. Before walking the dog every day, practice in the car that doesn't start. Let the dog sit in the co-pilot, while you are in the driver's seat. Give him something delicious and talk to him. After training, take him outside to play, and let him associate the car with playing. Training lasts for a week, at least 5 times, 20 minutes each time. < br> 2. Carry out the above training in the car that is started but parked in place. < br> 3. Drive slowly for 50 meters, stop at the busy street, and let the dog get used to the noise in the street. < br> 4. Gradually lengthen the driving time and mileage, and let the dog get used to it. < br> II. Precautions for dog riding training: < /strong>
1. At the beginning, the dog should be forced to get on the bus, and after several times, he will get on by himself; < br> 2. During the process, the dog will definitely vomit several times. Once it vomits, stop immediately to comfort and never lose his temper. < br> 3. There will be repetitions in the progress, so don't worry; < br> 4. The most important thing is to tie it to a place where it can't climb on the driver, and pay attention to safety; < br> 5. Drive slowly, slow down when turning, and don't accelerate when turning. Keep the car ventilated; < br> III. Some tips for carsick dogs when they get on the bus: < /strong>
1. Carsick dogs should eat less before getting on the bus, so that their stomachs will be more uncomfortable and they will not be able to clean up when they vomit. < br> 2. Try to be as smooth as possible during driving, and avoid shaking and sudden braking. In the case of a long distance, stopping the car after a while and letting the dog get off to have a rest is helpful for the dog with motion sickness. < br> IV. What kind of dogs are not suitable for long-distance buses: < /strong>
1. Dogs that have just been vaccinated and those that have just been de-wormed are weak and need to rest; < br> 2. Dogs who have just had orthopedic surgery. So as not to cause the dog's wound to aggravate the pain caused by the bump on the car; < br> 3. It's best for underage dogs not to take long-distance buses, so as to avoid stress reaction.