Can this be adjusted so the dog doesn't have free reign of the back seat? He'd be sitting next to a car seat and don't want him jumping on our kid.
1039402
Yes it can be adjusted to limit dog. I have my 2 dogs next toeach other and they not able to have contact. Hooks on seatbelt strap mid way and secured into its buckle.
1039403
Yes, we have the leash piece shortened as much as possible and hook it to the shoulder strap, in the back seat the dog can't cross the middle part of the seat that way. you could restrict movement even more by hooking the leash part to the lap belt, if we do this with our dog she has to lie-down and I didn't want to restrict her that much. she weighs about 45 pounds, with a smaller dog I imagine that they would still have the option to sit or lie down if hooked to the lap belt.
1039404
what size for 2 yr old short legged beagle? Also will this work in not just my car but the front seat of our truck & is everything included?
1370028
As others have stated, there is nothing but the car seat holding it in place. I would recommend you look at products designed to protect the seats from dogs. They can cover the entire back seat, though you make have to make some holes for the seat belts to latch properly.
1931608
I'm not sure but I think that is why they suggest you have a harness on dog and not just a collar. The strap is pretty short so I don't think the dog could be thrown out of seat.
300473
My car has like small short barely there headrest on the backseat, so I have it attached with the hook part it comes with attached to the car seat hook in my car and then I also use the bendable part to adjust it against the seat. Not sure if this helps you, but if you have the carseat hook in your car it should work.
318286
Yes...there is a fastener in the seat that you clip to the dog's collar and you can adjust the length of it. I keep it pretty short, so there is not much give at all. When I first bought it, I was unaware of what the difference in length would make. Until my Milo jumped out of the seat and could have strangled himself if I had not been paying attention and was able to pull over and rescue him. Yikes! Hope this info helps:)
315881
You can make the strap that attaches to the seat belt of your car shorter. This seat belt allows them as much movement as you want by adjusting the straps. My border collie loves it because she can still move around a bit but if I had to stop short - then, I know that she is protected. Much safer for her and for me when I'm driving!
1299734
I would not think so. First you would have to reinforce bottom as it collapses. There are two straps to go around head rest, seatbelt goes through loops on the back. If it wasn't so much trouble I would send mine back. My 8 pound dog collapsed the bottom, and he hates those straps that go across where he is sitting.
2126561
It is adjustable so only if you make it that way. We love it. It made going to a booster less scary for this car seat freak of a mom.
162787
My Ford Explorer has anchors just inside the lift door. There are two but on each side of the area and another set about 2 feet in front of these by the wheel wells. Since they are so far apart you would have to connect both the harness straps to one anchor and that is the only thing that would keep the dog from flying about. Do you mean where are the child car seat anchors? Those are between the back seat seat and back rest. Just slide your hand between these and they are right there. These are spaced so that one strap connects to each. Then use the seat beat to slide between the harness straps across his back. The seat back prevents flipping forward and the harness straps keeps him from flying up in the air. Back to the cargo area, just open your SUV and they are right there, easy to see.
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Is there anything on the back seats that this can be hooked up to? The hammock has straps that are adjustable that fit around the headrest. Without headrests I can't think of an alternative way to use the hammock. Also, be aware that the seat belt thing that comes with this that allows you to secure your dog with the seatbelt clasp is not ideal for a larger dog but is great to secure your dog temporarily while loading groceries, etc. Otherwise, this hammock has been awesome. My dog is super comfortable in it, it's really flexible so it can be used just as a cover and the zipper down the middle allows for half up half down which is great when driving my dog and a person in the back seat. Is there anything on the back seats that this can be hooked up to? The hammock has straps that are adjustable that fit around the headrest. Without headrests I can't think of an alternative way to use the hammock. Also, be aware that the seat belt thing that comes with this that allows you to secure your dog with the seatbelt clasp is not ideal for a larger dog but is great to secure your dog temporarily while loading groceries, etc. Otherwise, this hammock has been awesome. My dog is super comfortable in it, it's really flexible so it can be used just as a cover and the zipper down the... » Read More Is there anything on the back seats that this can be hooked up to? The hammock has straps that are adjustable that fit around the headrest. Without headrests I can't think of an alternative way to use the hammock. Also, be aware that the seat belt thing that comes with this that allows you to secure your dog with the seatbelt clasp is not ideal for a larger dog but is great to secure your dog temporarily while loading groceries, etc. Otherwise, this hammock has been awesome. My dog is super comfortable in it, it's really flexible so it can be used just as a cover and the zipper down the middle allows for half up half down which is great when driving my dog and a person in the back seat. « Show Less
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No, you can't. That's why all 3 of my dogs were able to either jump right over it or scoot under it and into the front seat or even through the sides of it. I wouldn't waste my money on this item.
537922
Well, the dog needs to be in a harness to use this, and it is adjustable up to a certain point. My thoughts are that I think the strap would not be long enough, and I'm not sure they make harnesses that big! Maybe try a regular seat belt (just kidding)!!
74046
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
1250965
I think so; there are places for seatbelts to go through. But the child's feet will be within the hammock which could be uncomfortable. I think it would be best to use the zipper fold away, and put the car seat on that side, doggie on the other.
1419507
Hello, this is designed to help prevent the dog from fully bending to reach their backend. Unfortunately, we can not guarantee that this will fully prevent your dog from reaching around.
74042
I believe you could, but I prefer the safety of the back seat so there is no trying to climb over to me, the driver. You can adjust it short enough to allow only enough room to be in a sitting or lying position on the bucket seat. Again, I would be more concerned about the safety should an airbag deploy, too. That could be very harmful to a dog and the back seat would just be much safer all around - in my opinion.
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This buckle really would not help. The harness on your dog is the genuine factor. You must have a harness that displaces the force of the accident and momentum and around the rib cage of the dog. You cannot attach this to a regular collar, gentle leader, or standard harness that loops around body and neck. If you are looking to buckle in your dog over crate or gated travel, there are leashes with a "traffic control" loop about 1 to 1 1/2 foot from the clasp you can just use your actual car seat belt through the loop.