My dog likes to jump into the front seat, will this not allow him to leave the back seat?
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We have Golden Retrievers and our bigger one (over 100#) loves to put his head over the seat to cuddle with us. He has no problem doing this. IF you want him in the front seat you can put the harness there. BUT the idea of the harness is to keep the dog safe and not inhibit your driving. Your call I suppose.
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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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He can't go from front to back. He can sit up or lay down, but is restricted from front to back or visa versa.
229240
No he will only have a very little movement in the backseat. Will not be able to get in the front seat.
229241
This will keep him in the back seat. Mine likes to lean out the windows, and it keeps her from going too far.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I only use it in the back seat and it works great. It is quite large-it takes up half of the back seat in my Escape. Don't think I could get 2 back there since it uses the seat belt as anchor and I use a clip from harness to another seat belt receptacle to secure my dog. (Dog cannot be secured to seat)
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Yes, it can. It is basically just a seatbelt strap with a hook in to your car seat belt on 1 end, and a clip to hook to your dog on the other. I usually clip it to a harness, but have also clipped it to a collar for short trips. Length is adjustable, so dog can wander a bit or be kept in 1 spot. Hope this helps!
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There is a large gap on the sides where the square pole attaches to the head rest. The gap depends on the type of vehicle you have. I have a Toyota Camry and my 20 pd dog can easily jump through to the front seat. She can also get her entire head around to pester my guest in car. I have a normal dog. Not overly ambitious.
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If you just use the pieces that come with the Vehicle Safety Harness, he will be able to lay down and move a little, but not from one side to the other, that would defeat the purpose of the harness. If you want him to have the extra ability to move just hook the harness to his leash and attach to seat belt. Hope that helps. I have a wrangle and I hook it to his lease and he has full mobility in the back of my jeep, but cannot jump out..
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Yes, I've had this problem. We bought this for our 11 year old chocolate lab. He loves to go for car rides, but does not like to get in the hound about. Once in, he's fine - it's getting him in that is sometimes a challenge. However, I am extremely pleased with the product and would recommend it.
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Easily when connection is put on upper cross-body portion of seat belt. Less mobility genearlly if put on the across waist portion. My dog stands, butt against the seat back, nose forward as far as he can reach. If not for the restraint, the 75-lb backseat driver would be standing on the console between my two front seats, hunkered down to look out the front windshield. (He thinks he's driving.)
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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
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If you can reach around to fasten the straps behind the seat, Yes. Otherwise, I would not recommend it in the back seat because it can fly up and hurl the pet against the roof.
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It zips partway down the middle on the side that is against the front seats. It makes it easier for a dog to hop into the front seat if you wanted him to.
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I guess it could, except the dog is harnessed to the headrest, so the dog wouldn't fly forward in case of an accident. I guess it would do about as much harm as a person who is belted in.
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Hi Ashley, The seat belt does restrict to a certain point. My 80 lb. mixed breed is able to sit up or lay down on my back seat with no problems. One of the real stabilizing factors for the Clikit are the 2 straps that are supplied with the harness. The 2 straps will connect to your back seats 2 metal rectangular braces. These straps hold your pet in place and in conjunction with the seat belt will prevent your pet from falling forward. Take a good look at the video on Clikit's website to get a really good view of how this all works. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision about the safety of your pet. Hi Ashley, The seat belt does restrict to a certain point. My 80 lb. mixed breed is able to sit up or lay down on my back seat with no problems. One of the real stabilizing factors for the Clikit are the 2 straps that are supplied with the harness. The 2 straps will connect to your back seats 2 metal rectangular braces. These straps hold your pet in place and in conjunction with the seat belt will prevent your pet from falling forward. Take a good look at the video on Clikit's website to get a really good view of how this all works. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision about... » Read More Hi Ashley, The seat belt does restrict to a certain point. My 80 lb. mixed breed is able to sit up or lay down on my back seat with no problems. One of the real stabilizing factors for the Clikit are the 2 straps that are supplied with the harness. The 2 straps will connect to your back seats 2 metal rectangular braces. These straps hold your pet in place and in conjunction with the seat belt will prevent your pet from falling forward. Take a good look at the video on Clikit's website to get a really good view of how this all works. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision about the safety of your pet. « Show Less
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He'll definitely still be able to get to his front paws with this one. It depends on how big of a dog he is for the back paws...the bigger the dog, the better reach he'll have, if he's a smaller dog it might prevent him from getting to his back paws.
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Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves... » Read More Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. « Show Less
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If u have a straight across front or back seat then probably not; the bottom strap that goes around the seat is adjustable and has length but the strap in the picture does not unless u have a narrow top to attach to ur seat. Or u can place the car seat on ur seat front or back and use ur seatbelt to keep the seat secure my main concern was to attach my puppy to the car seat with her harness so so was secure while I was driving. I love it though Sorry, I hope I was able to answer ur question Happy Holidays L
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Personally I do not like this Booster seat for my dog, because it is not sturdy or strong enough. Yes, you can put this into the back seat of your car.I have purchase another car seat for my dog and we both are very happy. Snoozer Pet LookOut I Dog Auto Car Safety Booster Seats. Good Luck!
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No, it doesn't. For my dog it's ok because she's really small and doesn't reach the top and she doesn't try to jump out of anything anyway. I don't open the top with her.