What are the symptoms of motion sickness in Australian Terriers? If you want to take your dog to play somewhere farther away, you must let your dog ride in the car, but many dogs will suffer from motion sickness. What causes dogs to get carsick?

　1. Dogs are different from humans

Human beings have nothing against hitchhiking. But dogs are different. They are fine when pulling a car, but they all suffer from motion sickness once they switch from pulling a car to a car. As soon as I get in the car, I feel depressed and depressed, and I often make the owner's car dirty.

　2. Dogs get motion sickness

Basically, dogs all have the "problem" of motion sickness. The difference is that some dogs have more severe symptoms of motion sickness, while some dogs have milder symptoms; some dogs adapt faster, and some dogs have more motion sickness. How many times can I travel by car? Therefore, if you see your dog getting carsick, you don’t need to be nervous.

3. Anxiety in unfamiliar environments

The main reason why dogs get car sickness is because they feel anxious in the unfamiliar environment of "cars".

　4. Close the noisy environment

"The car" is a closed and noisy environment for it. The huge engine sound, tire noise, horn sound, rapidly changing moving images, fast and slow driving speed, etc., these strange feelings will make it feel strange. The dog feels nervous and uncomfortable.

5. Car vibration smell

The relatively limited space of the car further intensifies these feelings. The vibration and smell of cars can also easily make dogs get carsick.

6. Young dogs

The younger the dog, the more likely it is to get motion sickness. The closer the relationship with the owner and the higher the trust level of the dog, the easier it is to overcome the problem of motion sickness - having the owner driving beside you can effectively reduce the dog's concern for the small space of the car. The feeling of fear shaking the space.

7. Drooling and runny nose

When the dog first starts to get motion sickness, the dog will have drool, runny nose, and difficulty breathing. Then the dog will start to vomit, and then the limbs will become weak. Finally, it is really uncontrollable. Since it has vomited, it will naturally inevitably urinate and defecate. Incontinent.

Note: Dog motion sickness does not cause much physical harm to the body, and owners do not need to worry too much.