I don't understand how they can see out if it doesn't hang around headrest? Maybe I'm missing something? Want pup to see out can you take that meshoff
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We put ours on the back seat of our station wagon, after we've folded down back, so they're sitting up high. If they are down in the seat you have to put a booster under it.
1011951
There's a zipper in the front of the Hammock that I think is to keep the dog from joining you in the front seat and helping you drive. we, however, have big dogs and they like to stsnd on the armrest between the front seats and see where they're going. We like the hammock. it works and its easy to put in and remove.
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You can hook your dog in the seat. I just came back from a very long trip and my dog loved her car seat! She can look out the window and not get car sick.
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I don't. Just hang top strap over headrest and the bottom ones just buckle in the back of the seat. There's a short leash inside to hold the dog in place if that's what you need to know.
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My dachshund sticks her head out but I have covered her head with a scarf or light jacket/sweater. When I take her to places where dogs are really not allowed I use a carrier that completely closes and has a mesh siding.
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That's what I've got ours in. Works great. A little hard to get him in rear facing (side behind passenger), but he didn't seem to mind at all. Now he's forward facing in the middle and loves how much he can see! This thing sits up pretty high!
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The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but... » Read More The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. « Show Less
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William- I returned this seat but if I remember correctly, it loops "up" & secures around headrest. Try that & see if it works. We couldn't use it, our 3 lb. baby got all twisted even with the harness in use. Good luck!
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We use this seat for our poodle/shih tzu 7lb mix and she loves it..yes, looking out the window is perfect for her. About sticking head out window? of the car? I would never suggest that. Even though there is a safety clip inside the seat, I Dont think its ever a good idea to let any dog stick their head out of the window of the car...just not safe for pet. The idea of the seat is safety and it does this well. Our pup, like I said loves the seat. She jumps right into it whenever we take her anywhere. She can also put her front legs on the front edge of the seat - we think she really enjoys her ride! We use this seat for our poodle/shih tzu 7lb mix and she loves it..yes, looking out the window is perfect for her. About sticking head out window? of the car? I would never suggest that. Even though there is a safety clip inside the seat, I Dont think its ever a good idea to let any dog stick their head out of the window of the car...just not safe for pet. The idea of the seat is safety and it does this well. Our pup, like I said loves the seat. She jumps right into it whenever we take her anywhere. She can also put her front legs on the front edge of the seat - we think she really enjoys... » Read More We use this seat for our poodle/shih tzu 7lb mix and she loves it..yes, looking out the window is perfect for her. About sticking head out window? of the car? I would never suggest that. Even though there is a safety clip inside the seat, I Dont think its ever a good idea to let any dog stick their head out of the window of the car...just not safe for pet. The idea of the seat is safety and it does this well. Our pup, like I said loves the seat. She jumps right into it whenever we take her anywhere. She can also put her front legs on the front edge of the seat - we think she really enjoys her ride! « Show Less
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The straps that would attach to the front seat headrest are adjustable, but as others have mentioned, I think the best way to address the issue is to not attach that strap until after the dog is in the vehicle. It's a nice seat cover for pets, so don't hesitate to purchase.
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Yes, your little one will be able to see out. My little 9# Chihuahua loves HER seat!Best one we ever bought.Biker BoyceLas Vegas
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No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to improvise my own barrier before I found this one - it was not successful - too flimsy!
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I had mine in the back seat of a Camaro. I had the seat belts latched so I could take the long black tube belt & weave it around the car seat belts. Helps hold them & stops them from rolling. It ended up that my dogs didn't like being in them & 1 pup figured out how to unzip them, I had to get something else.
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I'm not sure if this is the best option. It is hard to say without seeing your car and your dogs, but I am having trouble picturing it. You could try it, and send it back if it doesn't work out. Seems like there would be something else that could work better.
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There is a harness above the passenger side fog light. Not the actual fog light harness. Disconnect the harness above fog light and the harness that you have goes in between.
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Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that, you can raise the carrier as high as it is safe for the animal. I hope that will answer your question. Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that,... » Read More Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that, you can raise the carrier as high as it is safe for the animal. I hope that will answer your question. « Show Less
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The carrier's straps can be criscrossed on a front seat, and the waist strap can be secured around the seat back to provide a secure area for your 4lb pooch. You may need to put a cushion to let the dog see out. Make sure the dog is wearing a harness, and clip to the provided securing strap to keep pup in carrier.