I have a Prius and three dogs who fit in the back with the seats down, but the small terrier likes to ride shotgun. Will this keep her in the back with others or will she be able to get around it?
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If you can attach the net with no gaps it will be plenty strong enough to hold small, or medium, dogs. Like my review said, dear, sweet Kendal was to big and determined to be stopped. I'm in Miami, too. If Imcan get the pieces together, you're welcome to have my net. It doesn't suit my purposes. Contact me at willmck42@gmail.com.
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It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended. It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many... » Read More It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended. « Show Less
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She may be able to get over the top because the netting will only go to the top of the head rest. If she can get around the side of the seats the netting will not stop her.
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It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended.
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I have a Doberman who expects to ride shotgun wither or not my wife is in that seat. It slowed her down a bit but she worked it out and essentualy wrecked the fence. I think it could work if they (or your) came up with a better idea of how to secure the four corners. I would buy this one. There must be a better one out there.
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yes I have a Toyota 4 runner. my dog can not ride in the back seat,she gets car sick.
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You tie it to the front seats so you could tie it low or high, whatever you need. If you tie it tightly I don't think your dog would be able to nose his way under it. The trick is to tie it tightly to the 2 front seats. Good luck ~
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We have used it like that in both our Honda CRV and BMW X5 , the legs are adjustable so you just fit them to the necessary height but it works just fine keep in mind In both cases I had the 2nd row folded down so the dogs could enjoy the entire back area.
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I'm not certain, I have a SUV & my dog rides in the back. But there have been times the back was full & she rode in the back seat. It was a tight fit. But the back doors of a sedan might be wider than my SUV. Try measuring the width available with the back door open & compare it to the width of the ramp. Hope it does work for you - I really like mine, easy to use & light weight. Good luck, sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer.
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I think they will. I use it for my dog who is 17 lbs, sort of small to medium size in build. There's not a lot of room for him to walk around but he just likes to sit with his head sticking out top. You can also keep it zippered closed with the vent so they can still get air. There is only 1 hook inside to latch to your dog's harness so you may need to find away to secure the 2nd dog. He loves it though and it's very smooth riding with it. Have fun!
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No, i do not. My 14lb shihtzu can lay down in it but she takes up the entire bottom with zero room to move...its really made for little dogs like a small Yorkie or chihuahua. Plus these are only good for bucket seats (front passenger) I bought 2 for a road trip to realize afterwards that I can not set them up in the back seat.
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Leslie,I normally keep my dog in the back seat of my car, but on occasion (he always prefers the front seat) I will let him sit up front with me. I just attach the leash or a rope around the passengers seat with enough slack and attach the clasp or other end of rope to the loop on the back of his harness. I allow enough slack for him to move about - somewhat, but not enough so that if I slammed on the brakes he would hit the dash or window.I hope this helps. Best regards,Jeff Turner
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I would think so if they tried. My two 90 lb. shepherds are ver calm in the car and sit and lie in the back quietly while I'm driving. When I get nervous is when I open the back to take out just ONE of them and the other one wants to come too. I am going to use additional bungees to secure them with their harnesses.
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I use it in the front seat over the headrest so my cavapoo can see out the window. You can put in in the back seat also. But there should be no problem with your dogs weight its very steady and your dog within the weight limit. I love it and this is my 3rd the other two I got right from Petsmart for my maltese who had cancer at 7 years and had to have him put down so I bought this one for the new cavapoo. The cordarory from the inside is suppose to be washable but I haven't had to wash it yet. So far a good and easy product to hook up and take down.
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It might. When my one dog is sitting all on one side, I find it tends to be tippy and certainly harder to steer. My dog weighs about 35 pounds so if your three are less than that it may not be a problem.
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Yes, since it fastens to both the rear head rests and the front seat head rests it can't slip off anywhere. Since I have a 160# Dane the side flaps do get pulled around but shouldn't be any problem with a reasonable sized animal.
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My dog is a Cavashon and weighs about 16 pounds. She has short legs like a doctson (sp) and is also very long like one. I have two of them. One for the front seat of the car and one for the house. It crowds the front seat but that is the only thing she will ride in without screaming at the top of her lungs and when I let her out she wants to sit right in my lap in front of the steering wheel. I think it is more than big enough for your dog and I certainly don't think you will be disappointed with it. I hope I have been able to help you. Sincerely, Rose Mary Owles
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My dog is about 37 pounds and because the two back wheels are placed wider than the frame of the cabin, it doesn't tip over if he moves around. But he is larger and can't put all his weight on one front corner. If you have three toys dogs and they all stood together on one side of the front, tipping *might* be an issue. The cabin is slanted to discourage dogs from standing in the front corners, but again, it seems physically possible. Maybe go with a 4 wheel model to be safe.
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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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Honestly it's pretty sturdy in the back of a YukonXL with a Great Dane and Lab. The lab used to get around the bar design we had before. This one keeps her in the back!!
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Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your dog is going on long trips then it is important that it can lie down in it's seat and not just see out...good luck!