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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:25 pm
Post subject: travel to greece with dog in car
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Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece
in August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov,
so the weather would be cooler.
My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer
too much from the heat while travelling. We do have air
conditioning (Range Rover - I mention this as she will be in the
rear boot area and not right near to the air con vents). I think
the car will cool all through but obviously the sun pouring
through the windows, I hope!, might make it hotter.
Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too,
or should she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water
more often than once or twice during a 350 mile trip (average
each day).
Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the
coast, has air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
Thanks for any info.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:25 pm
Post subject: Re: travel to greece with dog in car [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Jane" <me RemoveThis @privacy.net> wrote in message
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> Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece in
> August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov, so the
> weather would be cooler.
>
> My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer too much
> from the heat while travelling. We do have air conditioning (Range
> Rover - I mention this as she will be in the rear boot area and not right
> near to the air con vents). I think the car will cool all through but
> obviously the sun pouring through the windows, I hope!, might make it
> hotter.
>
> Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too, or should
> she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water more often than once
> or twice during a 350 mile trip (average each day).
>
> Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the coast, has
> air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
> Thanks for any info.
>
> Jane
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 6:09 pm
Post subject: Re: travel to greece with dog in car [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hey, what a good idea, why didnt I think of that ! Thanks for
the suggestion, will look into some tomorrow.
Cheers
Ebbtide wrote:
> "Jane" <me RemoveThis @privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:46602c60$0$19220$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk...
>> Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece in
>> August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov, so the
>> weather would be cooler.
>>
>> My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer too much
>> from the heat while travelling. We do have air conditioning (Range
>> Rover - I mention this as she will be in the rear boot area and not right
>> near to the air con vents). I think the car will cool all through but
>> obviously the sun pouring through the windows, I hope!, might make it
>> hotter.
>>
>> Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too, or should
>> she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water more often than once
>> or twice during a 350 mile trip (average each day).
>
>
>
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>> Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the coast, has
>> air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
>> Thanks for any info.
>>
>> Jane
>
> Put sun shade on the windows in the rear to prevent the sun from pouring in.
>
> >> Stay informed about: travel to greece with dog in car |
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 11:32 pm
Post subject: Re: travel to greece with dog in car [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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I think clean cool water should always be available for our dogs at all
times.
"Jane" <me DeleteThis @privacy.net> wrote in message
news:46602c60$0$19220$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk...
> Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece
> in August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov,
> so the weather would be cooler.
>
> My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer
> too much from the heat while travelling. We do have air
> conditioning (Range Rover - I mention this as she will be in the
> rear boot area and not right near to the air con vents). I think
> the car will cool all through but obviously the sun pouring
> through the windows, I hope!, might make it hotter.
>
> Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too,
> or should she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water
> more often than once or twice during a 350 mile trip (average
> each day).
>
> Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the
> coast, has air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
> Thanks for any info.
>
> Jane >> Stay informed about: travel to greece with dog in car |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 8:56 pm
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And of course, so do I, but if you can tell me how to do this in
a moving car I would be grateful. I have not come across any non
spill water containers, but then you may know of some.
THanks
Roy Sparacino wrote:
> I think clean cool water should always be available for our dogs at all
> times.
>
> "Jane" <me.TakeThisOut@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:46602c60$0$19220$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk...
>> Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece
>> in August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov,
>> so the weather would be cooler.
>>
>> My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer
>> too much from the heat while travelling. We do have air
>> conditioning (Range Rover - I mention this as she will be in the
>> rear boot area and not right near to the air con vents). I think
>> the car will cool all through but obviously the sun pouring
>> through the windows, I hope!, might make it hotter.
>>
>> Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too,
>> or should she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water
>> more often than once or twice during a 350 mile trip (average
>> each day).
>>
>> Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the
>> coast, has air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
>> Thanks for any info.
>>
>> Jane
>
> >> Stay informed about: travel to greece with dog in car |
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 10:57 pm
Post subject: Re: travel to greece with dog in car [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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in a conditioned car it shouldnt be an issue -- not while running.
for years we've taken our dog to sardinia, whose temp is similar or hotter
than greece (i've been there), and she's always been ok.
in case, java uses to drink when we stop. during travel, she never wants to
eat or drink.
of course, i never leave her in the sun-exposed parked car, not even for 5
minutes. the car becomes an oven in really little time, as you sure know.
rather, i'd be a bit careful with the temp differential between the
conditioned car and outside. i guess it can be as dangerous as it is for
people, if greater than 5-10' celsius.
sort of a curtain could be useful. i never used it, but our sw is cool
enough in the luggage area too.
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hth, ciao, a.
http://www.sundaysw.com
hobbits use their real names
"Jane" <me DeleteThis @privacy.net> ha scritto
> And of course, so do I, but if you can tell me how to do this in a moving
> car I would be grateful. I have not come across any non spill water
> containers, but then you may know of some.
> THanks
>
> Roy Sparacino wrote:
>> I think clean cool water should always be available for our dogs at all
>> times.
>>
>> "Jane" <me DeleteThis @privacy.net> wrote in message
>>> Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece
>>> in August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov,
>>> so the weather would be cooler.
>>>
>>> My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer
>>> too much from the heat while travelling. We do have air
>>> conditioning (Range Rover - I mention this as she will be in the
>>> rear boot area and not right near to the air con vents). I think
>>> the car will cool all through but obviously the sun pouring
>>> through the windows, I hope!, might make it hotter.
>>>
>>> Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too,
>>> or should she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water
>>> more often than once or twice during a 350 mile trip (average
>>> each day).
>>>
>>> Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the
>>> coast, has air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
>>> Thanks for any info. >> Stay informed about: travel to greece with dog in car |
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 12:31 am
Post subject: Re: travel to greece with dog in car [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Put it in a small bucket and fill the water part way.
"Jane" <me.TakeThisOut@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> And of course, so do I, but if you can tell me how to do this in a moving
> car I would be grateful. I have not come across any non spill water
> containers, but then you may know of some.
> THanks
>
> Roy Sparacino wrote:
>> I think clean cool water should always be available for our dogs at all
>> times.
>>
>> "Jane" <me.TakeThisOut@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> news:46602c60$0$19220$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk...
>>> Well we have our dogs pet passport sorted and off we go to greece
>>> in August. Usually we would travel over April and come back Nov,
>>> so the weather would be cooler.
>>>
>>> My question, what can I do to make sure my dog does not suffer
>>> too much from the heat while travelling. We do have air
>>> conditioning (Range Rover - I mention this as she will be in the
>>> rear boot area and not right near to the air con vents). I think
>>> the car will cool all through but obviously the sun pouring
>>> through the windows, I hope!, might make it hotter.
>>>
>>> Should we have a draught blowing on her from an open window too,
>>> or should she be OK if the car is cool? Should she have water
>>> more often than once or twice during a 350 mile trip (average
>>> each day).
>>>
>>> Not so bothered when we get to our Greek home as it is on the
>>> coast, has air con and nice cold tiled floors just for her !
>>> Thanks for any info.
>>>
>>> Jane
>> >> Stay informed about: travel to greece with dog in car |
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