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Old 06-11-2009, 09:26 PM
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Car sickness

My 8 month old Jack Russel puppy, suffers from car sickness, has done from about 3 months old.

We only need to travel up to 1 hour, and she starts, usually twice, poor thing.

Could anyone tell me if this is inbred in JR's.

My last little JR/Dacshound. had the same problem.
She was a rescue dog,and we were only privalleged to have her in our life for 3yrs, before we lost her in march with a brain haemmorhage. this we put down to the problem of car sickness with her too.

Is this a coincidence, or is it inherant?
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Old 06-11-2009, 09:29 PM
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Re: Car sickness

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My 8 month old Jack Russel puppy, suffers from car sickness, has done from about 3 months old.

We only need to travel up to 1 hour, and she starts, usually twice, poor thing.

Could anyone tell me if this is inbred in JR's.

My last little JR/Dacshound. had the same problem.
She was a rescue dog,and we were only privalleged to have her in our life for 3yrs, before we lost her in march with a brain haemmorhage. this we put down to the problem of car sickness with her too.

Is this a coincidence, or is it inherant?
I have three terriers and if they travel in a cage are often sick but not if they have free range of the truck.

Ginger is very good for travel sickness and i give them a couple of ginger biscuits,normally prevents any sickness
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Old 06-11-2009, 09:40 PM
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Re: Car sickness

Hello Bucksmum
Thank you for that, I shall try that, it seems to work for humans, so I shall try that.

We do give her the free reign of the car, but my poor cocker, does not like it, I don't think he can believe it either.

many thanks
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