Yes, dogs absolutely need to be restrained in cars—it's not just about keeping your furry mate from causing chaos behind the wheel. In Australia, the law varies by state, but generally, unrestrained pets can be considered a distraction to the driver, potentially leading to fines. More importantly, a restrained dog is less likely to get injured or turn into a projectile in a crash. Options include dog seat belts, travel crates, or dog guards. Besides safety, restraint keeps your car cleaner and your sanity intact during the journey.
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