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I tried crating my dog in the beginning, which only seemed to make him more frantic (though he is happy in his crate at home). But perhaps I should give it a try again, it has been at least 7 months since I tried! I hadn't really thought about limiting how much they can see where they are going.

It sounds like working with an experienced trainer who can witness the issues might be the best thing to do :(

I am going to try the Adaptil! My American Staffy is sooo stressed out in cars 80% of the time. But he comes to work with me (you can see him here, he's the black staffy) so he travels a short trip daily. He's fine for short trips, or if he's too tired to stay awake. I have tried so many...

Advertising is definitely not bad, I've never actually heard that said about breeders before! How else would you get in front of the great homes that are seeking specific breeds of dogs?

I've also wondered on this topic, and I always conclude I will just save my money and pay out of pocket. But one of my dogs is currently at the vet and I'm going to pick him up soon to discuss some xrays, hoping that it isn't anything serious and that I don't regret not getting insurance!

What a strange thing! I don't have any ideas, but if I think of anything I'll come back! :(

It does sound like she's worried about who will take her treat, how sweet! I hope she grows out of her worry and learns that she can relax and enjoy her treats :)

how cute!

An impossible decision, but being into rescuing animals, if I see one I love suffering and struggling to live a normal life, I will honor their life by giving them the best last day ever, and after awhile rescuing a new love to save another life.

Looks cute!

Was that reaction for sure behavioral and not medical? I've never heard of that...

I wish I had experience with feeding raw to help you!