Make sure your dog gets plenty of exercise and playtime. Exercise helps relieve stress and keep your dog’s body in shape. Playtime allows your dog to socialize and be active. Be patient with your dog. Sometimes, your dog may take longer than expected to adjust to changes in their environment. Teach your dog to trust you. Teach them to associate car rides with fun and safety. Once they learn that you won’t leave them alone in the car, they will start trusting you more. Try to avoid stressful situations. If your dog starts shaking when you are driving through a busy city street, try avoiding those streets. Instead, go to quieter roads where traffic is less frequent. Don’t force your dog to do things that they aren’t comfortable with. If your dog is afraid of certain situations, then you shouldn’t make them do them. Don’t ever push your dog to do anything they don’t want to do. Make sure your dog has a good quality pet carrier. A quality pet carrier will allow your dog to ride comfortably without getting stressed out. They will also be able to stretch out and stay warm while riding around in the car. Keep your dog safe. Keep your dog inside the car when you are driving through areas where there are lots of distractions. Try to keep your dog calm by using positive reinforcement techniques. Reward your dog every time they stop shaking.