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@tecumsehmaverick I agree so much. We travel a lot with one slightly nervous dog and one loudmouth dog. The kennel is safer for everyone. The nervous dog will fall asleep in his kennel and stay asleep for most of the ride. If he's awake and someone approaches, he feels safe in his little house.

@evall I'm that owner, and this wasn't a normal situation. I had the best boy of a Golden Retriever. He was a big, floofy, loveable goof. One day, he went off adventuring in the horse pasture, found a skunk, a swamp, and a horrible mess of picky burrs. I tried my best, but the disaster he...