Reddit mentions of Petmate Sky Kennel Pet Carrier - 28 Inch

• I would get an enzymatic cleaner (e.g. Nature's Miracle) in lieu of training pads. He may not know what the training pad is, and you really don't want to build that habit. Take him out every couple house for the first few days and praise/treat him for going outside.
  
• Consider a crate or exercise pen (or both). JRTs are very high energy dogs, and it's 1000000% easier to teach a dog appropriate house behavior if their access to inappropriate things is limited at first. Otherwise you'll spend the whole day pulling shoes and remote controls out of his mouth :) Dogs are also den animals, and having a portable "safe space" is so useful if you move or take him on a trip.
  
• Look into a group basic obedience class. Even if he doesn't have behavior problems, having a structured training curriculum is great for new owners to learn how to train their dog. JRTs are very smart so you'll need to do some training to keep his mind busy.
  
• As far as toys, grab a Kong for sure. You can stuff them with food and freeze them for a mentally stimulating quiet time activity. Get a tug toy as well...great relationship-building activity.

For driving, we use a homemade version of this: https://www.amazon.com/Barneys-World-Hammock-Cover-Trucks/dp/B010BVN30G

Basically a loose hammock you string up between the headrests that gives a dog a good spot in the back seat.

For sleeping when camping our dog usually sleeps in the back seat of our truck in the same place that she is while driving. If you want something a bit more contained grab a crate designed for air travel ( https://www.amazon.com/Petmate-Kennel-Portable-Travel-Included/dp/B00AAPGA2W ) and strap it down in the bed or the backseat, we've used these for air travel in cargo and they are durable and easy to clean. You could also use this during transit if you are worried about accidents or the dog jumping up into the front (ours is good about staying in the back).

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btw super jealous of your camper, those look awesome, we usually just cowboy camp in the bed under the stars unless its going to rain then we pitch a tent.

I have two medium dog crates that I use to transport my MCs. Started with one, but as they grew (and they do grow fast) I bought the 2nd one as it's easier to put one in each, rather than trying to keep the first one in the crate when I try to put the second one in. I just use them to take them to the vet.

I learned with my last cats that it was a lot easier to put a cat into a big crate than a small one, especially if the cat is uncooperative. :)

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