Drivers have been issued a warning about expensive repair costs they face for taking a nervous dog in the car.
Vehicle experts at Bristol Street Motors have shared advice to motorists on how to safely drive with their pet and avoid costly charges.
Speaking to Bristol Street Motors, animal behaviourist at Ruffle Snuffle Sarah-Jane White explained: “One of the most common signs of travel-related distress in pets is panting. Panting is a normal behaviour for dogs, but it can be a sign of stress or anxiety in some cases.
