Is the dog strapped in or free to get out?
1455706
There is a metal ring at the lower back of the inside of the seat. Also, a strap to hook to this. So far I have not "strapped" my dog into the seat but you could. I think all the dog seats have some sort of way to strap them in, some are probably safer than others.
1455707
There's one strap that comes from under the pillow, in the rear of the seat. It has a clip on it. He wears his harness to clip it in that way if there were an accident he would be better protected and not holding him in place by just a collar around his neck.
1455708
It is a single adjustable strap attached to the back inside of the booster seat. Easy to attach to a harness.
1455709
there is a strap to fasten to your dog's harness or collar. you may strap in your pet or leave it free to jump in or out.
691778
Yes, as long as he isn't the type of dog who tries to get out. It is not that sturdy and a persistent dog who wants out will get out.
291970
It has a zipper closing. If your dog is small, it could escape if left open. Mine used it for entrance. There's lots of ventilation through net. My dog is absolutely crazy about it and gets ex cited if I even touch.
642760
If you travel with the top open the only thing that would hold your pet in is connecting his/her leash to a built-in plastic loop inside. It would not be safe to travel this way. However, it is an option if you were to leave your pet in the car for a few minutes.
719651
If the dog goes around the tree it will tangle up. You can wrap it around a tree and hook it back to itself, but I don't recommend that. It will not be very secure.
874462
There is a metal loop on the inside where you can attach a leash to it so they can't jump out.
1968650
No, as I recall it does not. I gave mine Way because my dog passed, but she would have definitely gotten out if it was not attached.
44828
No, the leash wraps around the shoulder area as well as the neck so they won't be able to back out of it
1380034
No, there is no strap but I have a friend who has one for her dog and the dog stays put. With the mesh zipped shut the dog can't get out. I have mine for my cat and she just loves being in it.
1283823
My guess would be no, because the dog would be sitting upright. You can find a carrier with a flat bottom, and the dog will be much more comfortable.
803072
No, but there is a hook in the seat that you could attach to a harness to further protect your dog from harm.
22190
It zips on and is secure. The only way a dog can get out is to chew its way out. The bottom panel also zips on so you can wash it if the pup has any accidents.
1555814
No it does not. But if you zip it closed your pet will be secured. I love it it has netting all around so the pet don't feel trapped in. I Hope This Helps.
1387586
As long as the seat can b pulled down to connect the security strap that goes around the seat itself.There are two needed straps..the one around the headrest and another one that straps around the seat itself. If the dog is light enough and not too jumpy you could probably get away with just using the headrest strap I suppose but it is intended to have the seat strap used.I have a 30 pound king charles spaniel I (lazily) just threw the headrest strap for one day..it collapsed and poor thing got so scared so I know he is too large to get away with that lolSo my suggestion is if you are able to open the back seat to use that seat strap it would def work.Hope I was some help.. As long as the seat can b pulled down to connect the security strap that goes around the seat itself.There are two needed straps..the one around the headrest and another one that straps around the seat itself. If the dog is light enough and not too jumpy you could probably get away with just using the headrest strap I suppose but it is intended to have the seat strap used.I have a 30 pound king charles spaniel I (lazily) just threw the headrest strap for one day..it collapsed and poor thing got so scared so I know he is too large to get away with that lolSo my suggestion... » Read More As long as the seat can b pulled down to connect the security strap that goes around the seat itself.There are two needed straps..the one around the headrest and another one that straps around the seat itself. If the dog is light enough and not too jumpy you could probably get away with just using the headrest strap I suppose but it is intended to have the seat strap used.I have a 30 pound king charles spaniel I (lazily) just threw the headrest strap for one day..it collapsed and poor thing got so scared so I know he is too large to get away with that lolSo my suggestion is if you are able to open the back seat to use that seat strap it would def work.Hope I was some help.. « Show Less
804002
Yes it is. Too easy. If the dog pulls hard it will disconnect. That's why I returned it. A trainer warned me, but I disregarded the warning.
491164
Yes if you want it to be. There is an opening for in and out access and also an opening in the front for ear flapping fun. There is also a safety leash clip so your pet is securely sitting inside.
180970
This is not meant for your cat to be put in and then tied up. All the cat has to do is pull against the leash and the velcro will undo. As for escaping out of the harness with no leash attached; my cat hasn't ever escaped out of it while just wearing it. It's the tension between the harness and the leash that causes the velcro to come undone.