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Location: Suffolk, England
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Originally Posted by
jennyandrocco
Thank you for all your comments. Pretty unanimous vote for the road-trip...I think I agree too. At least if he is with me I can tell if he is bored, thirsty, hungry etc. In the plane there will be no-one to comfort him or help him through the experience
We have done both, the air trip there was
no car alternative and although everything went OK & she didn't seem to have suffered in the long term
I would never do it again.
The car journey
will be much better, I have come to believe that once a dog 'bonds' with you then you're it's whole reason for existance and
separation is a nightmare for them. Just my own opinion & not backed by any science.
As said above,
make a little holiday out of the trip, as Colin said you could drive like crazy and get to England in some record time with no dog, but
why not enjoy the trip? you're doggy will (if he can have a pee from time to time and some water & the occassion treat
)