Will a puppy suffocate in the trunk of a bus?

The dog will not be suffocated in a short period of time in the trunk of the bus, but it will be suffocated to death after a long time.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach. If the suitcase is not well sealed, it will not be suffocated, otherwise it may be suffocated; If you only have three to five minutes, you may be suffocated if you have more than an hour!

Take measures to open the suitcase, and you will not be suffocated within eight hours.

Don't tell the driver that my puppy is secretly put in the backpack by himself Carry the backpack in front of you When you get in the car, close the zipper When you get in the car, sit down and just show the puppy to breathe Generally when you drive, the driver will no longer walk around in the car casually You can let your puppy come out and lie on your lap If you put it in the box for so long, it won't suffocate him Tell the driver Of course he won't consider the safety of your puppy Let you take it to earn your fare Or don't say it better Be smart and solve it yourself.

It's okay, the suitcase must be breathable!! I've packed pigeons and ducks in cardboard boxes.

Although there is a seal in the trunk, there is still a gap for oxygen to enter and exit, so the dog will not suffocate to death.

But you can't keep the dog in the trunk for a long time, as the dog will be under psychological stress and may have a stress response, so it's best to let it out every hour or two to breathe. If you are having a car in your own home, it is recommended that the owner put the dog in the back seat and that the companion should control the dog and do not let the dog disturb the driver. In the case of a bus or someone else's car, it is recommended that the owner consult with the driver in advance and make an effort to properly ventilate the dog during the passage to avoid motion sickness.

When a dog is kept in the trunk, it will generally not be suffocated, but it may make it uncomfortable. In the summer, keeping your dog in the trunk can easily cause it to suffer from heat stroke, and it is best not to leave it inside when it is hot. When taking your dog in the car, in order to avoid motion sickness and vomiting, it is best to fast it for a period of time before getting into the car.

It's okay to put the dog in the trunk, but be sure to pay attention to ventilation, pay attention to drinking water, it's best to bring some water, the new place will not adapt to the water and soil, and it is best to come out in the middle to breathe!

No, I once used a bus to check in a dog, packed it up in an iron cage, and I must tie it up outside the cage, and put it underneath, it is airy, not to mention three or four hours, it was fine for more than ten hours, and when the car stopped, come down and take a look.

There is water to drink underneath, ventilation, and no problem for three or four hours!

The inside of the trunk of the long-distance bus can reach more than 50 during the day in summer, and although the car trunk leaks everywhere without suffocating to death, there are almost no dogs that can survive 24 hours in a closed space above 40. Dog owners who usually choose to check in their dogs by long-distance bus will choose vehicles that drive at night and arrive at dawn.

Possibly, the dog needs to breathe, and if you put it in a dark place, you will feel that the owner doesn't love it anymore.

It's so hot that the dog can't stand it

Probably not, public vehicles are not allowed to bring dogs

Yes, but not recommended.

Put the dog in the trunk during the trip, the dog will not die, because the trunk has a certain space, and the oxygen in it can meet the dog's breathing needs. But it's best to open the trunk once an hour to let the dog out for breathing. It is not recommended to put the dog in the trunk, there are many hidden dangers, staying in it for a long time will be afraid and afraid, poor breathing, heat stroke and fainting, and serious life-threatening.

If the rear seat can be lowered and the trunk is opened to the inside of the car, the dog can put its head out to breathe and not hold it in the trunk.