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Old 01-12-2017, 05:41 AM   #4
Jkpal
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I'd make sure that he's physically comfortable, so after making sure he's 'done his business,' but has a little something in his tummy, perhaps you could go for short jaunts...? Just enough time in car to settle a bit and then home. I'd keep an eye on him, but try to be subtle about it; don't let him know his behavior is causing you concern as doing so may aggravate his little nerves. In addition, always let him know what's up and happily announce that you're going for a ride in the car; again, no big deal. By all means engage him with comments and questions during your outing because listening to you may calm him and also distract him. Seems he's basically ok (not bouncing all over the place, no excessive barking) and hopefully you can condition him to the car so it doesn't become a crazy "thing" for any of you!
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