Train your dog to go on a train, bus or car | Dogs Trust Training School

Dogs can get stressed by new experiences. Teaching them to travel on a bus, train or ride in a car will make journeys more enjoyable for your dog meaning less stress for you. Full step by step instructions 👉 www.dogstrust.org.uk/help-adv...
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[@mumfy3131]

I have a 7 y.o rescue dog from Romania, I really really want to leave where I live as jobs and any opportunities are dire and bleak where I live, I can't even find a driving instructor to learn to drive and leave with all my things and the dog. I've been trying to get my dog Jenny onto the train so I can sell up my house and downsize somewhere cheaper and with better opportunities BUT she won't even step foot into the train station, she's put up a fight and won't budge and that's before I even tried to get her onto the train. I'm so miserable as I can't leave the area all because my dog is traumatized from her old life in Romania, I'm so angry and fed up I've even started looking into giving her up for adoption because I cannot cope. She's super friendly, quiet and laid back but when it comes to travel it's a huge no no

[@Giliver]

Can you not just pick her up and hold her for a few rides? (Might be awkward given its an adult) That's what I plan to do this week with my pup. I to have been stressed out like crazy thanks to this dog but I'm gonna push through because it's far better than being alone.

[@Twiggan98]

I have a 7 months old labrador puppy. He is really good about entering the bus and relax while we are sitting. The challenge is to prevent him from jumping towards and greating (he is very social and loves people) the passengers who are seated, when we walk inside the bus. Do you have any tips?