What's Your Dog's Travel Personality?

Just admit it. Your dog is awesome. A quintessential go-anywhere pooch with one serious sense of adventure. They get excited for any car journey (and the little rascal usually succeeds in nuzzling your ear from the backseat). Never happier than when darting around somewhere new, your playful pooch cannot truly rest until every grain of sand or blade of grass has been covered. In the woods or in the park, uphill and down dale – this fun-loving Fido tries anything twice, thrice and much more besides. Hope you’ve got a lot of energy!

Wide-eyed and waggy-tailed, your pup can be a rambunctious rascal but has a heart of gold. They are from the innocence-is-bliss camp and will try anything – even if they are sometimes a little scared. When it comes to travel and new experiences, your pooch will grow in confidence the more they explore. And believe us, they want to. Your pup is the adventurous type – they just might not know it yet. Take advantage of the fact that they will do almost anything for a treat and get out there!

You know it, they know it. Your dog is a bit of a diva and is all the more adorable for it. Just watch out for that stubborn streak. Your pup tends to think that doing things their way is best for everyone. Never listens. Wanders off. And good luck if they spot a rabbit in the distance. As for getting them in the car, well, let’s just hope you’re not in a rush. It’s best to keep this headstrong pup on a short leash – both figuratively and literally. Unpredictable? Sure. Lots of fun? Without doubt.

Bless. Your. Dog. A quiet companion that’s loyal to the last. Your pup wants to see the big wide world, but it can be scary out there and they need you for guidance. They can be easily overwhelmed by change and never seems to click with car travel. Maybe it’s the lack of toys or a preference for a slow pace of life. Or it could be that your pup is one of the 27% of UK dogs that suffers from motion sickness. Luckily there are treatment option available. And who knows? There could be an excited adventurer waiting to be released! In a nutshell? Your dog doesn’t mind how they spend their time, as long as it’s with you.