Does it handle a dog running back and forth to each window? will it stay in place?
1036380
Yes, as long as you assemble it correctly. It snaps to the seat that is sits on and then also to the back of the seats in front. My lab runs from window to window and it never moves. The only hair that gets in the seat is when we buckle our dogs in and the hair (minimal amount) gets into the hole where the buckle pulls through.
1036381
Absolutely! We took this on a 20hr (each way) trip, with a crazy 8 month old puppy and it held up unbelievably well. It's very durable!
1036382
I added a mini bungie cord to each side of it, too. I have leather seats though so with fabric seats it may not be much of an issue.
1036383
Prior to the kurgo hammock, I used the canvas cover as shown on TV, that moved with the dog. I put the kurgo over this, leaving the other for extra protection of my seats. My dog is large breed, so does not run from window to window. She basically sits, lays down, readjusts. The kurgo allows her to stretch out without falling off the seat. I also have a 2 door car, so to let her out, I remove the strap from the front seat headrest before letting her out and refasten after letting her back in. I have not adjusted the hammock other than this. I am so happy with it that we are purchasing another one for my husband's truck. Prior to the kurgo hammock, I used the canvas cover as shown on TV, that moved with the dog. I put the kurgo over this, leaving the other for extra protection of my seats. My dog is large breed, so does not run from window to window. She basically sits, lays down, readjusts. The kurgo allows her to stretch out without falling off the seat. I also have a 2 door car, so to let her out, I remove the strap from the front seat headrest before letting her out and refasten after letting her back in. I have not adjusted the hammock other than this. I am so happy with it that we are purchasing... » Read More Prior to the kurgo hammock, I used the canvas cover as shown on TV, that moved with the dog. I put the kurgo over this, leaving the other for extra protection of my seats. My dog is large breed, so does not run from window to window. She basically sits, lays down, readjusts. The kurgo allows her to stretch out without falling off the seat. I also have a 2 door car, so to let her out, I remove the strap from the front seat headrest before letting her out and refasten after letting her back in. I have not adjusted the hammock other than this. I am so happy with it that we are purchasing another one for my husband's truck. « Show Less
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I've tried several of the kurgo hammocks as noted in my review. Kurgo saw that I was disatisfied and stood by their warranty. They sent me a higher end one which has held up better than the 'Wander', and is really soft for the dog. I now use an Orvis dog hammock "Water-Resistant Hose-Off Seat Hammock" in size Large, and it fits my Mazda 3 perfectly. It also has a lifetime warranty, and I really couldn't be happier with it. At $89-99 it's not as cheap as the wander, but I wish I went with this the first time around. It's especially good if your dog climbs in wet and dirty. http://www.orvis.com/store/product.aspx?pf_id=2E73
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.
1036386
Dear Jaclyn:Oh yes, no problem. My dog (about 50 pond) likes to look out both windows and move a lot. I also washed the hammock in a regular washer and had no problem. I highly recommend the product. We ghave it in black.
1036387
My dog, 45 lb Aussie mix, goes from window to window and the hammock stays in place. You just need to make sure you have it set correctly.
1036388
Absolutely. I had a Great Pyrenees that went from one window to the other, and it held up under that strain. I also had a wee dog that ran back and forth to each window, and the hammock stayed in place.
1407439
The Velcro should still work you will just need new adhesive. Get some heavy duty double stick tape for the back of the Velcro that mounts on the window sill. (I actually use short wide headed nails, 3 or 4, through the Velcro after I stick it down). I have 2 of these mounted in the window and I have 6 cats, 2 of which are almost 20 lbs so I want to make sure that they aren't going to come loose. Good luck on your move.
405186
My dog has jumped up on ours and she is 60lbs, and it didn't budge. We also screwed it into the window sill.
283954
Yes! The window will move without problem, but I have found that the more I adjust the window, the more likely the door guard is to fall out and end up on the floor of my car.
1316876
My dog couldn't reach his head out of the window. I guess it depends on the size of the dog, but mine is only 4 pounds. And if you hook the latch to the harness (I didn't always use it as I should have), I wouldn't think any dog would be able to reach out the window
610581
The pets can go in and out. It is not a simple installation. The design is flawed and you can't just push both sides together on opposite sides of the screen as suggested in the instructions. I had to drill and install nut and bolts to make it hold.
1745425
No. It won't do that. It seals to the front window seal and straps to the back. It you detach the front, it will probably catch like a sail and fly off.
844633
No. But it installs with rubber hooks that slide between glass and door panel and hooks to door panel itself. The top hooks to the top of any window which gives ability for it to open and close the she with window movement without unhook in anything.
340893
I don't think it will be as secure and may slide around if your dog fidgets. If there is enough of an indentation from top to bottom it may work fine but if it (the seat) is more straight from top to bottom it won't work.
13871
My dog is 16 pounds and loves it, however it does not sit really close to the window, so I'm not sure that your dog will be able to put his/her head out the window. My dog loves it because it holds him up high enough to see out in all directions. Hope this helps you.
639213
appears to be quite stable. dog will probably love it if it is having walking problems. dog may hate it if it loves to walk and run. I have had 3 dogs since I bought this. One loved it so much that she sat next to it for hours after her first ride. She had back problems. One loves it even though it is quite ambulatory. My latest dog hates it. She wants to walk or run. I am six feet tall and find it too low to the ground to push. I had to add bicycle off road grips to it for a comfortable push without stepping on the back axle.
646851
It should stay on the window. Make sure you clean the spot where you attach the Winbot. It does clean the window BUT you have to clean up after it because there will still be streaks even after you run it several times on the same window. I am waiting until the technology becomes more miniaturized and removes the final streaks. I sent mine back.
219222
No. It is metal loop. The material is the same as a leash and it slips because the extra is left hanging so I tie it. They can still jump out the window so be careful.
1208397
No. We have bamboo floors and two German shepherds. If they are running and hit the bed it will slide.
2172995
Yes. Absolutely. It is just a fabric door with magnets to keep it together. It is designed for animals to be able to go in and out of without trouble.
69325
You can roll the window up or down just not all the way or the tabs would slip out. That said, one side stays just fine on my car but tge other side always pops out when the dogs stand on it. I've considered trying to sew longer tabs on that one but haven't messed with t yet.
1393131
I would think so, remember you can't roll your windows down (or up) once installed. If your dog is more than 18 lbs these will pull right out of the window if they lean / lay against them. Threw mine away after one week, useless item.