how does it attach to seat belt?
842414
Through a sturdy strap on the back: you thread the seatbelt through a space in the strap. It's very secure and works great!
842415
It doesn't. You need to buy an attachment that hooks to the back of the harness and clicks into your seatbelt. There are several of them--very inexpensive but check reviews. Mine was $9.00. It works very well. I adjusted the length to about 16 inches, and leave it in the car. I did have a problem though in that the first time we used it, our dog became so excited that she stepped on the seatbelt release. It hasn't happened since, but we are trying to find a way to avoid this. (There are some belts that attach to the car differently, but this is so easy, we hesitate to give up on it.
842416
You can thread the seatbelt through the back strap. You don't have to buy an adapter.
842417
You purchase a dog seat belt adapter. It clips on to this like a regular dog harness. The other end clips right into the vehicle seat belt and works just like a seat belt to unclip (just push the button).
1323683
Oh yes. It is connected by an oval metal heavy connector to your closed seat belt in the back. I love mine. My Jonas sits so good and still puts his cute little nose all over the window as usual. It works for your doggie like your seat belt works for you. The best thing is he knows he is connected but can move around but not to the other side of the seat or to the front seat to interrupt your driving. I do really love it!
1715267
The manual has instructions. you can use a seatbelt or anchors or a tether anchor. I use the seatbelt method myself.
203093
It's attached by a tether. It clips onto the back seat (in an SUV). Not sure how it works in a car.
1055395
There are ways to secure it. There's Velcro on the bottom and a strap across the back. You could slip a seat belt through the strap or put a seat cover on that the Velcro would stick to. I guess you could hang it from the headrest, but it doesn't seem like that would be sturdy. Overall I've enjoyed this product. Will probably last me 1 year or so.
2128378
No, there is a piece that comes with the harness that attaches to the seatbelt.
393589
There is a velcro strap on the handle that you can fasten around a seat belt, but it does not appear to be designed to be "secured" in a car. I still love this product and I feel safe putting my pet into it for a road trip.
1093433
There are no belts or hooks to connectto the seat belt or narness. For its size you could probaby put it on a back seat and then tighten it around the cage. The harness part would cross over the front of the carrier however. It is a strudy carrier.
2191700
It connects to rear seat headrest with 2 straps. If you have 2 headrests on the back seats there are straps that will go around them and fit nicely under them. The straps are adjustable for length. It also come with some Velcro so you can attach the sides to the interior of the car. You may decide you wish to modify it slightly as I did and add a hole with a grommet to fit to a factory part of the car.
1364263
It attaches to the car's lap belt to prevent the child from "submarining" or sliding under the seatbelt in the event of a sudden stop. It is a very good safety feature. One of the main reasons I purchased this booster seat.
2166239
I do not attach to shoulder I attach to lap belt. Also have a pet hammock in back seat so he is not thrown to floor
1318977
I'm sorry, I can't answer your question. I bought these as Christmas gifts and haven't used them yet, but from looking at the instructions, it appears that it would not be a problem to attach them to the seat belt. I hope this helps.
53360
Yes, and no. It stays attached to the seatbelt, but you do have to place the cross-body section of the seatbelt under the little open-ended restrainer arm every time you use it.
1171897
not directly. A strap goes around the headrest and a second strap goes around the seat and clips together at the back. there is a tether that attaches to the seat belt with a clasp that attaches to your pet's harness.
691621
Feed the little elastic straps on the seat cover through the eye hole of the hook, then pull the hook through the center of the elastic strap and tighten. Then hook it onto something sturdy to keep the seat covers from moving around
481568
well, stupid me....I had complained about no instructions and there they were all along, on the seat itself. You simply put the seatbelt under the car seat handles and snap the belt to the seat belt clasp. Couldn't be easier and it's all written on the side of the seat! with nicely drawn diagrams.
1425505
I gave this as a gift to my brother. The slots are supposed to be thrown over something like head rests. Because his back seat didn't have those, there was really nothing to loop it around. I don't remember it being velcro but I cannot be certain. Hope that helped a little :).