Pet owners

731716

{"text":"I’ve been thinking of getting a furry road companion/ co-driver. I’m leaning hard towards a rescue dog. Just looking for any insight on helpful advice on how to acclimate one to being in a truck for extended periods of time, how often to stop for potty breaks and anything other ways to make the transition as smooth and seamless for the little guy/girl ","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

662224

{"replyTo":"","text":"You can't go wrong with a rescue, they know that you probably saved their furry behind and will love you for it!","replyToPid":0}

599477

{"replyTo":"","text":"That sounds wonderful 😁 personally I think puppies are the best. My critters grew up in the truck, so that is everything to them. Now that they’re grown I only take them out before I start my drive and after I’m done 😁","replyToPid":0}

449144

{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"The answer you seek would be determined on the breed, age, size, and honestly the individual pup in question... I let my pup out every time I stop. Sometimes she lets me know...  But mostly we just roll with it. When I stop for food we spend about a hour playing. But I have a blue heeler which is a ungodly high energy dog to begin with, and needs even more daily mental stimulation daily! Every breed, and every dog within its breed(s) is different. That’s just something you’re going to have to make work for you when you get to that point. Also keep in mind that not every dog travels well either... 😊"}