Has anyone tried it on more than one pet in the back seat? I have 2 dogs (one under 40 lbs and the other 20 lbs).
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It should work for any size--you have to buy the halter/harness it attaches to separately. That's where the size differential would come in. I haven't tried it with two dogs at the same time--there's only one extension with the Zip that attaches to the harness. If you are going to try two dogs simultaneously, I would suggest calling the company and finding out if they sell the additional extension line.
220626
I only have one dog but I'm sure if you get another hook up that runs freely from the other it could work. We went on a 10 hour trip with our dog and this was so useful and he did great on it.
220627
Yes! I transport rescue animals for KHTC... just add a second leash on the line before you install it!
220628
I have 2 dogs each 47 pounds. I made a second lead that is fixed on one side. It works just fine although I unhook them if I leave the car. They can get tangled up!
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I have a 12lb. yorkie and I haven't had any problems with the seat. It stays in place. I also use it in my back seat because my back seats will lay down (my car is a 2011) I keep it in the back seat all the time and it stays open and sits like the one in the picture. Good Luck I hope you can get it to work, our dog loves it she will ever fall to sleep in it.
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my Italian greyhound is pretty petite and it works great on him. I admit tho its a little bulky under his neck. We just use it for car rides etc...not daily around the house as then I think it would be kind of a nuisance to him...but it does the trick...he only got sprayed the first 3-4 times of use and never been sprayed since he knows that if its on he doesn't bark...its calming actually bc I think in general hes a nervous Nellie and I wondered how he'd respond...it calms his over reaction of barks (fast food drive thrus, picking up kids at busstops etc) he doesn't even bark (but he does excitedly go to the window of the car and etc so it doesn't make him sit subdued and shameful at all) my Italian greyhound is pretty petite and it works great on him. I admit tho its a little bulky under his neck. We just use it for car rides etc...not daily around the house as then I think it would be kind of a nuisance to him...but it does the trick...he only got sprayed the first 3-4 times of use and never been sprayed since he knows that if its on he doesn't bark...its calming actually bc I think in general hes a nervous Nellie and I wondered how he'd respond...it calms his over reaction of barks (fast food drive thrus, picking up kids at busstops etc) he doesn't even bark (but he does... » Read More my Italian greyhound is pretty petite and it works great on him. I admit tho its a little bulky under his neck. We just use it for car rides etc...not daily around the house as then I think it would be kind of a nuisance to him...but it does the trick...he only got sprayed the first 3-4 times of use and never been sprayed since he knows that if its on he doesn't bark...its calming actually bc I think in general hes a nervous Nellie and I wondered how he'd respond...it calms his over reaction of barks (fast food drive thrus, picking up kids at busstops etc) he doesn't even bark (but he does excitedly go to the window of the car and etc so it doesn't make him sit subdued and shameful at all) « Show Less
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No I have not tried it in a car and know it will not work with this product. I do have a "Solvit Tagalong Pet Booster Seat", for my Yorkie and fits and works perfectly in front passenger seat. The Outward hound Front carrier is just for me to carry her in front of me when doing errands or when it's raining out. The only thing I do not like about this product (medium in size) is too small or tight for my 5 pound puppy to move around in.
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I have two different size dogs. It seem to work better for my dog who weighs about 60lbs my other dog who weighs about 80lbs it wouldn't stop her. But I think also matters how old your dog is. If you start them as a puppy they respond better than being an older dog
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It worked for my 93 lb.. Golden Retriever. They are not on it long enough..it takes only a few sec. to get into the backseat of the car via the ramp : )
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Hi Kristina, it has done a great job holding my 60lb dog so far. I make all my dogs were a vest harness and then attach the dog seatbelt to the vest and it does a wonderful job of keeping them from climbing to the front seat. Also I losen it enough so they can put there heads out the window but not enough for them to lean out the window so much. So for my dog, yes it works great. I think it depends on your dogs tendencies, if you have a dog that will jump out the window then I'm not sure; but if you want something to hold them in place than this should work just fine. Hope this helps
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I doubt it; did not work for my 20# dog. Put a regular dog bed in the back seat and use a Kurgo harness with tether (recommend the one with swivel feature) and it works great for us.
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I have two smaller dogs. They use both the small and the medium If I had your dogs, I would not get a small. They often sleep in the same car seat.
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I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never their collars due to choking hazard). I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never... » Read More I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never their collars due to choking hazard). « Show Less
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We have a 75 lb Setter, but I believe it's reliable depending on the harness you use. We purchased the thickest harness. Sorry I don't have the packaging to see if there's a recommended weightLimit. I think it's also important you keep the length short so there is little slack for your dog to move around too much. We tried it with out 8 mo puppy and it was not a good solution, even with a harness that fit her. She chewed on the other seatbelts and anything else within her reach, so car/crate only for her.
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No! My brother's 65 pound dog bent the clip that hooks into the seatbelt and chewed through leash. If your dog doesn't chew or use brute force constantly pulling on the clip, you'll be fine. But my brother's medium size dog bent it in about an hour of pulling to go from side to side in the car and try to jump up into the front seat. I would recommend spending a little more to get something that's made a little bit better.
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Yes. The harness is a little small for my dogs (all 3 are under 15 pounds), it kind of chokes them. But I've started hooking it on something longer and it works now.
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I would think so if they tried. My two 90 lb. shepherds are ver calm in the car and sit and lie in the back quietly while I'm driving. When I get nervous is when I open the back to take out just ONE of them and the other one wants to come too. I am going to use additional bungees to secure them with their harnesses.
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Yes, I have used it in the back seat with a headrest. I have a Nissan Murano and it has a folding down back seat that is divided into 2 parts. One part is a normal size seat and the other part is double in size, so it only works on the part of the back seat that is the normal size. There is a strap that goes around the seat in the car, so as long as your back seat is able to have the strap go around it, you should be good to go. I love this car seat and so does my dog. She is 6 lbs and can look out the window and I know she is secure and can't be thrown if I should have to stop suddenly for any reason. Yes, I have used it in the back seat with a headrest. I have a Nissan Murano and it has a folding down back seat that is divided into 2 parts. One part is a normal size seat and the other part is double in size, so it only works on the part of the back seat that is the normal size. There is a strap that goes around the seat in the car, so as long as your back seat is able to have the strap go around it, you should be good to go. I love this car seat and so does my dog. She is 6 lbs and can look out the window and I know she is secure and can't be thrown if I should have to stop suddenly for... » Read More Yes, I have used it in the back seat with a headrest. I have a Nissan Murano and it has a folding down back seat that is divided into 2 parts. One part is a normal size seat and the other part is double in size, so it only works on the part of the back seat that is the normal size. There is a strap that goes around the seat in the car, so as long as your back seat is able to have the strap go around it, you should be good to go. I love this car seat and so does my dog. She is 6 lbs and can look out the window and I know she is secure and can't be thrown if I should have to stop suddenly for any reason. « Show Less
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I do, I pull the seat belt up and through the bottom strap. I have 2 little dogs and 2 seats, one on each side of the back seat and I leave the arm rest down. it is very secure this way for my guys:) the regular harnesses they already had didn't work, I bought new ones specific 2 the car and we love those best, now use for our regular walks too:)
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I think it would work if your dog is compact. My leggy 25lb dog fits with a little room to spare. He is a tall, skinny terrier. A french bull dog type would fit size wise but you may need to lift the dog into the seat. It sits really high on the passenger seat.