Do dogs get tired Travelling?

DOG-TIRED! An important tip before travelling with dogs is that you need to drain their energy before you put them in a stimulating situation like the car. A car is full of smells, sights, and excitement for a dog and the more tired they are the easier it is for them to focus that energy on the experience itself.



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