Ah yes, the carsick sheltie....Figaro gets so miserably carsick that its hard to take him even a mile down the road to the vet's office. I swear that he can throw up a week of meals in 5 miles of road. 
Unfortunately, his son Angus is not much better...he can handle maybe 5 miles while drooling and yawning, and then he hurls. 
We did manage the last trip to the vet (yes, it really is only a mile one way) with just drooling and no puke. 
The rest of my herd rides just fine. Sasha has been DEVASTATED that we haven't taken her for a ride in 2.5 weeks as she's been in heat. Indy falls asleep in the car before we get to the end of the driveway. Emma LOVES the car but she drives me nuts on trips because she wants to shove herself into my lap in the front passenger seat and she is NOT a petite lady. She also expressed her great disappointment should any car (particularly a noisy one or a large truck) pass us. And when we stop at a light she is VERY put off by the cross traffic.
Unfortunately, his son Angus is not much better...he can handle maybe 5 miles while drooling and yawning, and then he hurls. We did manage the last trip to the vet (yes, it really is only a mile one way) with just drooling and no puke. The rest of my herd rides just fine. Sasha has been DEVASTATED that we haven't taken her for a ride in 2.5 weeks as she's been in heat. Indy falls asleep in the car before we get to the end of the driveway. Emma LOVES the car but she drives me nuts on trips because she wants to shove herself into my lap in the front passenger seat and she is NOT a petite lady. She also expressed her great disappointment should any car (particularly a noisy one or a large truck) pass us. And when we stop at a light she is VERY put off by the cross traffic.