The #$^%^& new dog gnawed on the phone and ate part of my only pair of glasses last night, so I have to go and try to see if the eye place can temporarily fix them until I can get a new pair. I'd be thrilled to find something to calm that dog down.

Current dog doesn't mind travel, just wants to be able to lay back against something solid.

What's in those chews?

Snowy, my current rescue dog, curls up in the back seat and goes to sleep right away
when we go anywhere.

When we moved here in 2000 from Nebraska, we drove two cars. My husband had our 10 year old
son in the front and Tanya--our rescue dog--in the back seat. I had my 14 year old son in front
and the two kitties--each in a soft sided travel carrier--in the back seat. The kitties
hardly meowed at all. They were big buddies--brothers--and could see each other in their
carriers. Tanya was fine.

Dam bro is high to the 9s! They seem a little too calm. That dog is baked.