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@yeshuafollower It does get better! Also don’t think you have to wed yourself to a rigid set of rules for your pup. I planned on fully crate training our pup - but it didn’t work for us, so we use a baby gate to section of the kitchen diner, and that is our puppy proof area. She still sleeps in...

@monk58 Thanks for this link. I’ll take a look and measure the dimensions against our carboot.

@godspurpose07 But covering the back window isn’t any different to driving a van really is it? She’s 68lbs / 31kg so I don’t really want her on the back seat. I haven’t found a suitable size crate to fit the car and the dog. The other option is to buy a cheap van, but if I can achieve the...

@kidspray2 But no different to driving a van, so not that unsafe. There isn’t really a crate of the right size to fit that boot that’s big enough to fit the dog (31kg / 68lbs). The other option is we buy a van, but I don’t really want to if we can just black out the windows.

So my little gorgeous reactive baby angel (!) dog loves to bark bark bark at dogs and people she sees when she’s travelling in the car. Whilst we are still working on her reactivity, I would like to black out the rear and side windows so she just can’t see the dogs and people. If she can’t see...

@doawk1993 Have you tried a flirt pole? I don’t have the same breed type, but do have a dog with little to none interest in toys. But when I got the flirt pole with a fluffy end, she loved it! Can get 15 mins of play before she gets bored. I guess it taps into her prey drive, and oh boy does...