I am going to buy the extra-large for my two Chihuahua's so I have the two leashes, will they both be able to lay down on long car trips?
863102
It depends on how big your Chihuahua's are, my little 4lb Maltese fits perfect fine in the medium size.
863103
I got the Medium for my Yorkie. She weighs 4.7 lbs. and it is perfect for her. She can lay down and sleep easily. She loves it herself and goes straight to it when I put her in the car.
1692252
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.
2048385
Yes.. We have a 90 pound male golden retriever and he lays down comfortably in the back of our SUV. The strap is adjustable and hooks right to his collar. This product is amazing and definitely worth every penny!!
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In my experience, it's more how much play there is in your hook-up than "give" in the harness that will allow for laying down. I think the harness is comfortable in either position, tho'. I have different ways to attach harnesses and tethers in my vehicle - around the seat-belt buckled, directly into the seat-belt latch, and with a cross-tie (I have a Subaru Baja). Since the connection is on the back, this works with the 1st two alternatives. The tether is adjustable and I think you'll be able to find a length which allows your dogs to lay down without TOO much unwanted movement - obviously, the longer the tether, the greater the risk of injury when the dog reaches the end of it in an accident. I hope this rambling answer helps!
874492
Yes , get the xlarge. Got large but no room to sleep. You need a headrest in back seat. And there is a double way to secure it with the seat belt. I also pay chased extra clamps to extend the ability of the dog to get up and look out window. It also makes a great basket for small groceries or restaurant leftovers withou sailing through the car��
1036385
Yes. My dog is a 90lb black Lab who is never on the correct side of the car. I added a long bungee cord that stretches from one side to the other where the seat joins the backrest. It stays in place pretty well.
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I really don't know as this has not been a problem with our two dogs. I would think that if the dog doesn't chew on the collar it wouldn't be a problem, but then I can't say for sure. Your best bet would be to contact the company and ask them this question. We keep the collars pretty snug on our dogs too.
1896301
I have two Scotties and both lie down with them. They do have short legs so a longer legged dog may not have the same success I have.
2195797
I bought it for my 10 years old grand daughter who has a chihuahua. she also carries a younger sister's bichon frise. the two dogs have a lot of room and travel well. we used the trailer behind her bicycle and she has no problem taking them anywhere. we and the dogs love it.
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The large size might work fine. My Chihuahua is great with his and has never had an accident anywhere. VERY handy for traveling in our RV too. Best idea ever!
229238
It depends. If you attach to the rear seatbelt and the dog is not really big it will keep him in the back. The harness will, but it depends on what lenth the leash, or other apparatus is you attach to. We use the attachment which is short to go from the harness to the seatbelt on short trips. In order to have more move around space we attach the 5 foot leash to the harness then to a different spot in the car that gives more room. When we do this the dog gets only to the center console. The harness is excellent. It's how you use it and what you use with it that decides. Harness is a superb well made product.
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I haven't noticed a problem. My dogs are 20 and 26 lbs. Each leash is independent and just goes up to the one handle. Sorry I'm not describing it very well. I find this much easier than using two separate leashes.
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!
266794
Yes! There's a zipper you can unzip so the dog can have half of the backseat and someone else can sit back there. I can't guarantee they will be 100% protected from fur (especially with windows down or a dog that constantly moves!), but it does the job.
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I think so..... I have a 9 pound chihuahua that could have company comfortably if the dog was smaller.... they may not can sit side by side but front to back is decent in size..... our chihuahua is disabled and she sleeps in it at night like a crib.... we walk her almost everyday...this was the best purchase we made for our "Izzy".... very durable....
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Our Maltese is now nine pounds and has plenty of room to lay down in the large seat. While the dogs might fit while sitting, not sure about laying down. Also, I don't know that there is any way to connect two dogs with harnesses to the single strap and clasp attached to the seat.
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I think it would be a tight squeeze for both of the dogs.They need room to move around so they can be comfortable in.Their stroller.