Even reluctant riders and over-excited passengers can learn car manners.

Car rides. Some dogs love them. Some dogs hate them. Some dogs race from window to window, barking at every passing kid, cat, skateboarder, and bicyclist. Some dogs leave their breakfast on your new seat covers.

Widget, from the time she was a tiny puppy, had trouble with car rides. When the Lowchen puppy was first brought into their home, she was covered with throw-up, said Nicole Dubus, Widget’s person.

This pup has a designated spot, her harness ûis securely fastened to the seat belt, and ûher first drives are short and sweet. Look at ûthat smile!

“It was really terrible,” said Dubus. For the first three years of Widget’s life, almost every time she went into the car, she got seriously sick. …

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