if the dog pulls forward can she fall off the seat?
315881
You can make the strap that attaches to the seat belt of your car shorter. This seat belt allows them as much movement as you want by adjusting the straps. My border collie loves it because she can still move around a bit but if I had to stop short - then, I know that she is protected. Much safer for her and for me when I'm driving!
1432554
It stops the pulling but not as you want it too don't use for big dogs it will break
1036380
Yes, as long as you assemble it correctly. It snaps to the seat that is sits on and then also to the back of the seats in front. My lab runs from window to window and it never moves. The only hair that gets in the seat is when we buckle our dogs in and the hair (minimal amount) gets into the hole where the buckle pulls through.
233098
It might but is designed to stay closed until you use the pedal.. You should be ok but most dogs are pretty smart! Hope this helps
2070326
No, I have a 70lb lab and the bungee cord broke at the collar part where it clicks on, but it was a fun ride while it lasted, he pulled me the whole time.. Lol
2090707
Im sure it would bend if she tried to get out.. We have a 56 pound American Pit Bull Terrier, and I accidentally only latched one of the two latches on the door (she noticed) and beat at the door. Although it did bend, it still latches and works just fine. Totally my fault though. I have bought two of these kennels though, and would reccommend it!
1397146
Yes. My dog got very upset and panicked because she could not move with this harness on. She has a longer than average body and I believe this was why the harness did not allow her to lay down and move side to side.
797688
Very good question, not answered in the instructions. I secure the seat by passing the seat belt through the slot in the base of the seat and attaching it as if the seat was passenger. Pull it tight. I secure the dog with a separate 1" strap which has a clip and attaches to collar or harness like a leash. Otherwise, the seat would be danger--fqlse security. Good luck!
1869653
When it is fitted correctly then it is not likely the dog leg will slip through. My dog has never gotten out of this harness once I bought the correct size. He has gotten out of other brands though. I wouldn't leave it on unsupervised though, I tried that too and he destroyed it. I have to buy a new one but this is still better than others. I been though 6 harnesses in two years, mainly because I buy it too big or I leave it within his reach.
288754
I have not, but I'm sure it could be done, providing the dog has been trained. There's an attachment on it that is supposed to prevent pulling, but I've never tried it. I think it would be worth a shot, but I could not give a definite yay or nay as to if it would work
684985
I would say yes if you can just hook the leash to the leader. A Leader teaches a dog not to pull....the leash would just be an extension to that. Good luck
684725
I think that might be pushing the limits of the hammock straps. My (50 pound) dog likes to ride suspended in the hammock between the front seats and edge of the back seats sometimes. I think that two dogs doing this might be too much weight. But, if they both just sit on the back seats, it would probably be fine. Hope this answers your question!
2200817
Yes it can very easily, It can hold at least 40 lbs but clamp or tie it down so it doesn't come off by accident as it is a removeable one and just sits on a bracket that hangs off the handlebars and is velcroed to the bike post. I don't see it coming off but to be safe secure it down like I did (mine doesn't budge now) anything can happen and if you want to put your dog in it you might want to make it more comfortable by putting a towel or something on the bottom of it which is not nessary to do but will be very nice of you to do.
2049525
Yes, that can happen however I have found that safety pinning the strap to the seat belt has reduced some of her range of motion and keeps her a bit more settled into the spot where she should be. Now and then I still have to get her untwisted, however much less now with the strap pinned down.
1663573
No!!! This harness does not prevent your dog from pulling. Don't waste the money.
420917
In order for it not to keep falling off I imagine you have to the screen there. It basically just snaps on to either side of the screen and works best close to the frame for support so that when the dog goes in and out the frame doesn't pull as well.
913531
Never! Our daughter has this machine, and she works hard to make it go. I don't think a dog of any size could push it. Good luck with your pup!