What car safety harness prevents my puppy from jumping out the window?

Lots of dogs like to stand up in the car, usually to look out the window. It can be dangerous, however, so I would get Daisy a car harness. This will buckle her into her seat and keep her safe. You can find them online and at pet stores. I hope this helps!

Good on you for making sure Kiara is secured in the car when you travel so she stays safe! I think you should buy the Allsafe harness. I see that it has been extensively crash-tested for safety, and that will help protect her during the car ride. I hope this helps :-)

Many dogs suffer from anxiety when travelling, acclimatizing them to a safe crate now before the journey home, which can be used in the car can help as can calming supplements, pheromone sprays and magnetic collars. In severe cases, a vet may prescribe mild tranquilizer medications but these are not without risks outside of the supervision of trained veterinary staff, especially on a long journey and with an older pug. Keep safe and good luck

I bet Hugo is just adorable!! You are correct that Dachshunds are prone to spinal issues. I would recommend finding a well-fitting harness for Hugo so that he can continue to enjoy walks-this will take pressure off his neck and reduce the likelihood of cervical/neck problems. I would also recommend enrolling Hugo and yourself in an obedience class so that he learns how to walk correctly on a leash-this will prevent him from pulling and can also help reduce the chances of problems. Monitor Hugo carefully-if you notice weakness or pain during movement, if he seems to have have problems with bowel or bladder function, or he is not interested in running and playing as usual these can all be indications of a spinal problem and you should contact your regular veterinarian immediately. Consider getting Hugo some little stairs so he doesn’t have to jump onto the couch (if you let him on the furniture), or train him to wait for someone to lift him up and down. I hope these suggestions have been helpful-good luck!

He's a cutie! Put some cardboard on top of the hood and roof of the car. You can secure it with duct tape on the edges so it doesn't fall off, but so that it slides around. The unsteady feeling when he jumps up onto it will discourage him from continuing to do this. Thanks for asking Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach!

Max may be feeling the effects of the jolt he received after jumping out of the window. Many times after an injury, they get a jolt of adrenaline and can initially mask the pain they feel. I would monitor him closely and if it persists or worsens, I would recommend taking him to a veterinarian. If you do feel like he is painful, I would recommend getting an exam by a veterinarian in order to prescribe pain medication that is safe for dogs. I don't recommend giving human over-the-counter medication such as aspirin, Tylenol or ibuprofen as these can have serious side effects in animals. I hope the Max feels better soon!

HI, thanks for for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I would start training her to a dog car seat around 12-14 weeks and hopefully have her comfortable and sitting it it full time by 6 months or sooner. Congrats on your new addition and good luck