I had one that would be sick going over the Brecon Beacons and that never changed right up until the day he went to Rainbow Bridge BUT he could travel anywhere else and be absolutely fine I can remember the first time that I took him on an organised coach to a champ dog show in Darlington we caught the coach at Easton in Gordano services at stupid o'clock in the morning armed with a bucket and poo bags just in case he was sick he travelled all the way there and back without even a dribble but hit the Beacons and he would be sick at least half a dozen times needless to say he never went to any shows that involved the journey over the Beacons LOL

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Sorry, as I have only just joined the forum, I may be a bit late in answering. But here are my two cents' for what they may be worth ... My puppy also used to be sick in my car every time I took him out. Then I had to go on a long trip (5 hours) and the puppy had to go with me, so I went to the vet for advice. She was unwilling to give me any medication for him because he was still only a couple of months old, but she recommended acupuncture! So we tried that - and it worked a treat! He has never been sick since!

Hi welcome to the forum, thanks for your reply.

My puppy is now 6 months old and has now just started to get better in the car. She has stopped being sick (well hasn't been sick the last few time in the car) but she is not keen at all to get in the car and she drools and really soaks herself, she does seem to be more relaxed now and we are also less concerned about it, we just get on with it. She has travelled for over an hour and been ok. On monday we are off to Cornwall so thats going to be a 2 hr journey (we will stop off to let her wee) so another test, but overall I think she is getting much better.

If things change I may try acupunture - thanks

Puppy Love x

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