[nagdu] bringing dog home.

[Brandy Pinder]

John, 
It could simply be a one time, stressed out thing. I did have one dog with motion sickness though on cars, buses, and planes. The vomiting eventually stopped but he was always scared and shaky. In paratransit buses he would sit on the floor, in cars he had to look out the window or forget it. At this school we only did vans and buses. I was told he would calm down at home. He never did but since I was usually in paratransit or in my boyfriends or moms car if was ok at that period in my life. If it's only flying their are natural remedies to calm nerves. One that comes to mind is rescue remedy. Also, thunder shirts can help. 

brandy pinder
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> On Dec 19, 2014, at 2:54 PM, Debby Phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi John, wow, I've never heard of this before, but if there in a lot of turbulence, that could be the issue.  Hopefully your dog doesn't get car or bus sick.  Do you fly a lot? If so, perhaps there's something you can give your dog before plane trips, I don't know.  I had a dog who was very noise sensitive, and I tried Valerion Root, which helped a little.    Peace,    DEBBY and Neena
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