Will these work in a coupe that has backseat windows that don't roll down? If not, are there recommendations for 2 door car backseat pet protection?
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The tabs go in the window slot. You don't have any slots. I did add a strip of velcro to mine. That would work for you.
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I think they will work well in cars with stationary windows. My set of these car door guards keep getting dislodged when I roll the windows.
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I can tell you this. If there is a little bit of space between the window and the lip of the inside door panel or what would be the panel then there would probably not be a problem. If there is no space then this Kurgo will not work in your situation.
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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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the set I bought were for the front only, Im sure you can get them for the rear if you look, but why would you want them the rear windows don't come down
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I doubt it's going to stay really secure on leather seats. My dog moved it on my cloth seats until I tucked the sides in to prevent it from moving. If I roll all 4 windows down the pad blows around because there isn't any way to constrain in it to the horizontal/vertical crevice of the seat where the buckles are.
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On my 4 door car i couldent scoot the pads close enough to hold my tent which is about 24" long. However because it was on a 4 door i was only able to slide them to the door frame. It should work on a 2 door car since there is no door frame to get in the way.
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They would work best in windows that move up & down; the louvers keep rain from coming in during storms, but if that's not an issue, I see no reason they can't be used in windows that open sideways - providing the length is good. Lin D.
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I have the 4 seater with 2 seat roof model and no safety bar. It works fine, but if somebody sits in back, they have the plastic in their face.
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This will keep him in the back seat. Mine likes to lean out the windows, and it keeps her from going too far.
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I would think it definitely would. It's made such that the side "flaps" fold around either side of the car and are long enough so they go inside the two front doors, which hold it in place. Plus, it has magnets on the top (to hold it to the roof of the car) and suction cups on the inside of each side flap so you can suction it to the inside of the windows/windshield when they are closed inside the doors. It easily folds up into its own storage pouch. This is our second season with ours and I highly recommend it, we are totally satisfied with our two covers.
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Hey Deb. My car is also two doors, and windows in rear passenger seats do not open. So I have just the one opening to run the racks through. And I have a glass roof too which I was concerned about. I have carried a single and a tandem kayak. You do have to pull the racks and cinch them tightly. I noticed that the metal part of my roof was not very firm. The glass part was fine but the weight was not too heavy. So my experience with one door opening and a glass roof was fine. They didn't make roof racks for my Fiat and these really worked well for little $$ too!
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Yes, I think they would protect the dog, if it is just from rolling in the car. But will probably crumble if hit directly. There is a brand of German crates that are guaranteed in a crash not to bend. Not sure you would find any other types that would survive a crush.
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Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves... » Read More Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. « Show Less
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I would suggest getting something to hang on the seat in front of the backseat passengers. This is more less made for protection not comfort. →→I have never sat on it BUT will say it does not fasten to the seat. May slide around
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I have a Boston Terrier and no she can't put her head out the window. If she could I would move it as it is too dangerous to have dogs heads out of the window - bugs in eyes, can hurt their ears, etc. I love my seat. Jovi has used a Kurgo seat since she was a puppy and hops in whenever she is in the car even if she is not buckled in.
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I have them on mine. The bucket seats work fine. I ended up just using the bottom portion in the back seat. You can put on the top portion, and use zippers every time you want to put the seat down, or the cup holder down. I decided I wouldn't want to do that, so I just did the bottom of the back seat. They are of medium quality. What you would expect in this price range. They will protect the seats.
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Not Sure I use it in my Mini Van and Camry, however I don't recommend this for a dog over 15 pound, my 30 pound Cocker bent the metal that fits in the latch and this allowed him to get loose. Look for a heavy duty metal latch similar to your own car. Great Idea just not strong enough not to bend.
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If the measurements of your rear window fit the size of the screen - then they work. We put them on our Toyota Camry and never took them off till the end of the summer. Make sure your windows are sparking clean, then wet the inside of the suction cup and attach. If there is any film on the window they will not stick. Best idea for keeping the sun out.