How do these restraints attach to the dog?
1971417
Small goes around the neck the other one goes around the Flank area right in front of hind legs
1971418
The large loop goes around the belly in front of hind legs. The only problem is you cannot adjust the height of it, and with my dogs it was too low, compared with the front loop, so that if I made it taut enough to hold the belly area, the small loop was choking them. And, obviously, if I made the small loop fit correctly, then the big loop was too slack and did nothing to restrain the dog. The restraints would have been good if they were adjustable, but unfortunately, they are not.
44373
The D-ring should be on the dog's back. You put the dogs head through that opening, and then secure the other strap under their torso and through the strap coming down the chest/front of the dog.
1252513
Yes, I attach it to the collar itself and holds them in place comfortably but if you have a large dog I would recommend attaching it to a harness for mobility.
217252
Just like the above picture. Hod the harness so the tighten mechanism is on the back of his neck. You should have 2 loops on the bottom. Place one of the loops in back of his front paws & the other in front of his paws so it's around his neck , then tighten so it fits.
777132
They are attached via a sizable patch of velcro. Strong. Very strong. The velcro and the straps.
1046995
You have to put your own harness/vest on your dog. There is a strap that then attaches to the back of your harness. The dog does not have much room to wiggle around but can move, just not far.
2106654
It has one strap with a hook to attach to a harness to keep them from jumping out. I added a 2nd one so I can take two little dogs.
1150415
There is a metal clip that you can attach a tether to ( sold separately) or they recommend purchasing a harness that also attaches to this V shaped metal clip. I purchased this for a puppy that quickly grew out of it so I looped the leash through the clip that then kept the puppy in the seat. If you have a small dog and are going to use this for car use then it would be helpful to either purchase the tether or harness that Kurgo offers.
686372
it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so much easier! it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so... » Read More it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so much easier! « Show Less
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Sort of. It's a small plastic clip at the end of one of the ties. Sorry. Not sure of how to describe it well. I don't think it would prevent a dog from falling out of it though. I use it to hang my keys or water bottle off of it.
686376
it just sets on a table and you put the loop around the dog's neck and secure it. I bought another attachment that I like better that works well with this table; one for the neck and one for the hip area, which works better for me, because my dog always wants to sit down when I am grooming that area. And my dog would snap or squirm, when I groom her, and this holds her still. I have a 3.5 pound Yorkie, so it also makes it easier to put her top knot in. The table turns when she tries to walk away so she stays in place for me. I love mine! I highly recommend it! It makes grooming your pet so much easier!
152975
You can attach it to your dog's collar or harness. When properly adjusted it keeps the dog safely in the booster.
844976
I just lay it down buckle side down and have the pups step in to the holes. Then pick up the flaps and Velcro them across the back. Finally snap the buckle. Hope this helps!
318281
Yes, there is an adjustable fastener . If your puppy moves around alot I would suggest getting him/her a harness.
579448
The seat comes with a tether that can be attached to the dog's harness like a leash would be attached.
889781
The harness comes with a strap that attaches to the seatbelt. When you put your dog in the car you will need to pull the seatbelt out until it locks and then you can attach the strap. When you hit the brakes the tension on the seatbelt won't let the dog move. It has helped alot with my dog. She used to almost fall to the floorboard when I braked. Now she seems more relaxed and safe...along with myself. ;)
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You slip it over the dog's head with the hook for the leash towards the back. You lock the clip once the harness is on the dog. It takes a bit of practice at the beginning but after a couple of times, it will be easy. You can also go to youtube and search for harness instructions.