<human>: My 8 month old rough collie doesn't like getting in the car. Once inside it's fine, but getting him close to the car means basically dragging him there. I then open the door and put his two front paws in, and he will climb up the rest of the way, and snuggle voluntarily in his crate. It's the same crate he normally sleeps in. It used to be he got nervous in cars, and the previous owners (I got him when he was about 3-4 months old) said he would always throw up and poop whenever he went for a ride. It hasn't been the case with us, with only a bit of nervous heavy breathing and drooling, but normally he just lays down and naps. 

He does not seem that uncomfortable during rides, there is no whining or whimpering or anything; I've tried enticing him with treats, and he will barely sniff them. The dude will just lay down and wait until we get wherever we are going. 

What can I do to make getting into the car, and car trips themselves, more enjoyable? An acquaintance recommended bach flowers or some other holistic remedy, but I'm normally very skeptic about "alternative" medicine, especially these kind of all-encompassing miracle cures for everything. Also, he doesn't seem anxious or nauseated, so I don't think he needs that kind of thing, medicine or holistic treatment or whatever.

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<bot>: dog does't like getting into car, but is fine once inside. How do I get him to enjoy getting into the car?