Can this be used behind the 2nd row? I plan to have an infant in the 2nd row. I want to keep my dog in the cargo area of my suv (lexus rx300),.
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I have mine in cargo area but I had to put it against the backseat. Measure the back from top to bottom and side to side. Petsmart has metal simple ones which I may get. I have a europian doberman hes big but I need something less bulky
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I believe it will. I have a full-sized Ford F250 pick up with bucket seats and it works great.
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This is better for a car or smaller SUV. I have a Jeep commander and I dont like the way it fits. Check with your dealership some make barriers for thier cars
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I believe this will work no problem. You might want to measure the length and width of your car to make sure it will fit, but I clip it on to headrests and it works great
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We have a Toyota Land Cruiser and the screen is perfect behind the 2nd row.
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Unfortunately once you install the pet barrier, the cargo cover doesn't fit. That's the downside. Also, my dog was able to sneak her snout and pretty much her whole head through the corners on the top against the headliner. She eventually learned that we don't like that, but she did it for the first few rides. She's a Vizsla btw. Good luck!
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It has 2 straps that go around the second seat headrests (these are adjustable and work great). Then, you are given a package of 6 adhesive velcro strips that you can use to "custom" fit the cargo cover to the sides of your vehicle. You stick one side on the cargo cover and position the other to your vehicle (I put mine over where the wheels are and along the side). The back just lays flat, over the bottom of your cargo area. I have a 70 lb dog and this product works amazingly for us. It has never shifted or come off where the velcro is attached.
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No. It will stand up in the back seat, but not behind in the cargo area. That's the one drawback from the factory supplied carrying bag, but it's offset pretty quickly with how easy the Freedom Top Storage Bag is to load and unload. I find I take off my t-tops much more now.
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I have a Toyota highlander and 2 boosters in the second row. Don't think a car seat would fit in the middle. If u can put one booster in the back/3rd row then no problem.
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If u have a straight across front or back seat then probably not; the bottom strap that goes around the seat is adjustable and has length but the strap in the picture does not unless u have a narrow top to attach to ur seat. Or u can place the car seat on ur seat front or back and use ur seatbelt to keep the seat secure my main concern was to attach my puppy to the car seat with her harness so so was secure while I was driving. I love it though Sorry, I hope I was able to answer ur question Happy Holidays L
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I have a traverse. With the third row completely up, you can't fit it in the cargo area; you'd have to fold the two seat section down to get it back there with the tray on.
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Not sure- I have a Toyota Sienna with two rows but I only have two kids and we use the middle back row (the furthest back is folded down and used for cargo space). Depending on the height of the seats, those in the very back may not be able to see. You may be able to mount them higher up the headrest using the strap.
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Since it does not extend all the way to the floor, no. Otherwise, this is a great barrier for your pets. With the rear seats down, the dog could crawl under it.
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not sure but I think it would just be at an angle if it was attached to two seats, one being farther forward than the other. I use it between the second seat and the cargo area of my 2014 Highlander Hybrid, which has only two seats in the second row and a space to walk between to the 3rd row or cargo area. I secure it with the bungee style hooks it comes with to the head rests of the second seat
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I have it in my Subaru Outback. It is designed for behind the drivers seat. However, I can't see why it would not work behind the rear seat. Assuming you have head rests on the back seat it should work. It has straps that connect to the head rests. You will also need to have something for the bottom straps to connect too. Is there a reason you would not go for a product designed for back seats instead of this one? It is well made and sturdy either way.
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We use ours side by side, but have placed them once behind the driver and one behind the middle row driver's side passenger, the cord is just long enough to follow the seat so it's not stretched through the air.
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No outback here, Ford Explorer 2014. Rear facing is a tight fit between front and second row, but I want the best protection for my girl so we deal with a little less leg room until she's big enough that we have to turn it around. I would ask babies r us if you can take it out of the store and see if it will fit your car before you buy it.
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Dunno. My son has it in the back of his car, which is a hatchback, so there's plenty of room. There is not much room behind your seat.
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You should be able to but you'll have to purchase Velcro to do so. The cargo cover has the rough side of the Velcro already attached so it grabs the carpet in the cargo area. If your seats have a smooth seat cover then it will not have anything to grab onto. Additionally if your seat covers aren't extremely tight I can see where it might pull on the seat cover making it look like it's coming off when you have the third row seats in place. It's a GREAT product so I hope it works for you!
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The seats do not have to be in exactly the same position. However, this wouldn't be a great solution for two people of significantly different heights. You wouldn't bend the barrier, but it would be far less stable.I use one behind the front seats and another behind the middle seats of my SUV to restrict my Golden Retriever to the mid-section of the car when I travel. I find them invaluable for our situation and I've tried almost every model that I'd found before these! Good luck. Cyberdune
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I received an email from EZ Pet Barrier to answer this question. I purchased this barrier instead of the standard one because I have a Suburban with bucket seats for the second row. This deluxe version has an extra piece that allows you to make the middle part of the barrier longer. This works great when I removed the third row seats. My two labs can not get under the barrier with the additional piece since it is closer to the truck floor. I use the barrier without the extra piece when I have the third row seats in. I don't use the plastic covers and I attach with bungee cords I purchased at a local store. The bungee cords that come with are thin and cheap. I received an email from EZ Pet Barrier to answer this question. I purchased this barrier instead of the standard one because I have a Suburban with bucket seats for the second row. This deluxe version has an extra piece that allows you to make the middle part of the barrier longer. This works great when I removed the third row seats. My two labs can not get under the barrier with the additional piece since it is closer to the truck floor. I use the barrier without the extra piece when I have the third row seats in. I don't use the plastic covers and I attach with bungee cords I purchased... » Read More I received an email from EZ Pet Barrier to answer this question. I purchased this barrier instead of the standard one because I have a Suburban with bucket seats for the second row. This deluxe version has an extra piece that allows you to make the middle part of the barrier longer. This works great when I removed the third row seats. My two labs can not get under the barrier with the additional piece since it is closer to the truck floor. I use the barrier without the extra piece when I have the third row seats in. I don't use the plastic covers and I attach with bungee cords I purchased at a local store. The bungee cords that come with are thin and cheap. « Show Less