How secure is it on leather seats? The last one I had wouldn't stay put and my dogs keep sliding to the floor.
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I doubt it's going to stay really secure on leather seats. My dog moved it on my cloth seats until I tucked the sides in to prevent it from moving. If I roll all 4 windows down the pad blows around because there isn't any way to constrain in it to the horizontal/vertical crevice of the seat where the buckles are.
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This has straps that will tie off behind it. I tied them to the seat belt receptacles and while it still slides, it doesn't slide more than a few inches.
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There is no ay to secure the bottom half of this cover. It's easy enough to put the 2 bands around the headrests and keep the top up but the bottom part just hangs and my dog ends up moving it off the seat just by moving around. I wish there was a way to secure the bottom half. I even tried to push it up under the seat but that only last a little while.
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I kept mine on a concrete floor and it did slide some as the puppy pushed against it. I'm not sure how you could fix that.
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Not sure if this is the answer you want but I have leather seats and it works fine. My dog doesn't shed a lot but enough that it's easy to sweep off the seat cover. My grandchildren are not supposed to eat in my car but you know how far that goes. It's easy to also sweep up their spills and crumbs.
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I have a car seat protector on mine. If you use boosters that you take off constantly you have to be careful that it doesn't have anything sharp that could ripe it. Won't hold scratches like real leather but quality is pretty decent.
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We put this booster on a leather chair and I find it very slippery-doesn't stay put well. Now it may be totally different on a wood chair or one with material, but I wish I went with one with straps.
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I haven't moved the seats since I installed it on the front seats but....if you loosen it and moved the seats and then adjust it... I think it will be okay.... I have to say this... this product is sooo easy and I really love it...lost my lab mix this past summer but I still have it up for my Pit Bull... She is a sweeeeet girl who has not really force the issue of being in the back of the SUV....for the money, I am overly thankful that I got this.
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I haven't used mine for a while (since I lost both grat dane and engliseh mastiff in a 3 week period of time. However Ly Audi leather seats are still in pristine condition. Leather is much more robust than vinyl or velour. Easier to clean, less likely to tear and does't absorb any odour. I use the hammock more to encourage dogs to stya where I want them to stay. Great product, just a bit heavy. Hope this helps.
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Well it should be but it is a bit thinner than the one I had to replace. Not that their nails or anything would break through it but weight wise it's not. It does cover the entire seat and does the job for me. Just one more thing, I just purchased a new Mercedes with leather seats and when my dog jumps out of the car it the cover slides from under him and made me worry that his nails would catch the leather and tear it. I guess that is why I noticed that it was thinner than my last one. To fix that I put a beach towel under the seat cover so it wouldn't slide. That seems to work. Hope this helps Well it should be but it is a bit thinner than the one I had to replace. Not that their nails or anything would break through it but weight wise it's not. It does cover the entire seat and does the job for me. Just one more thing, I just purchased a new Mercedes with leather seats and when my dog jumps out of the car it the cover slides from under him and made me worry that his nails would catch the leather and tear it. I guess that is why I noticed that it was thinner than my last one. To fix that I put a beach towel under the seat cover so it wouldn't slide. That seems to work. Hope this... » Read More Well it should be but it is a bit thinner than the one I had to replace. Not that their nails or anything would break through it but weight wise it's not. It does cover the entire seat and does the job for me. Just one more thing, I just purchased a new Mercedes with leather seats and when my dog jumps out of the car it the cover slides from under him and made me worry that his nails would catch the leather and tear it. I guess that is why I noticed that it was thinner than my last one. To fix that I put a beach towel under the seat cover so it wouldn't slide. That seems to work. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Hello. No, no there is no foam on the back. I'm not sure if on leather seats will slip off.
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I really haven't had mine long enough to really answer your question. I can tell you I bought it because the car seat rubbed on the leather and made noises and that has stopped. The backing on this protector is the kind that doesn't allow the seat to rub back and forth so that will help protect the seat. I ordered a second one for my daughter's car because she saw mine and asked why I didn't get her one. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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Yeah if you have a bench seat it'll fit really good. Mine never moves and it's hefty enough not to slide around if it's leather. Was surprised by the weight when I got it. Solid piece. �
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Hi. Mine sits on carpet in my trunk but I moved it to the back seat of my Nissan pickup truck which has leather to answer your question. It is a little slippery on leather. My recommendation would be to apply a long bead of silicone sealant (available at any home center) along the front and rear of the bottom to create 2 long grippy feet. Let it cure thoroughly (a day or more) before putting it on your seat. The cured silicone rubber makes an excellent non-slip and grippy surface. Once again to clarify, let the silicone completely cure on the bottom of the Rola before putting putting it on your seat. You obviously don't want a permanent installation. If you are not sure you can test my suggestion on a cardboard box or other item before putting it on the Rola to make sure it works for you.
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I have a 12lb. yorkie and I haven't had any problems with the seat. It stays in place. I also use it in my back seat because my back seats will lay down (my car is a 2011) I keep it in the back seat all the time and it stays open and sits like the one in the picture. Good Luck I hope you can get it to work, our dog loves it she will ever fall to sleep in it.
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It is safe on leather however it may slide more frequently due to tge material not having to keep protector in place.
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I couldn't answer that, but why not put itback there and see how much it slips by movin it around. I'd be watchful not to damage the leather from the friction of the map or the paws going into the foam, and through the mat. Why not ask you vet or local animal rights charities...of one of the big petfood and pet supply stores.
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I have leather too. This cover does not have a backing but it also does not slip much. It has three attachments at the bottom that you stuff between the seat back and bottom and Velcro straps that secure to the side seatbelts. My car is much smaller than this was made for but don't have any issues with it sliding. Just a little baggy looking.
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I have the problem with my medium size cat using it. While the side and bottom are secure, the other corner not secure tore my screen and it became wobbly after a while.While this is cheap, it worked for me. If you have a sliding patio door, I'd look into get one of the more expensive doors you put in and slide closed on. I bought one for a friend and's perfect for his dogs. He just puts it into place over the summer and his dogs can come and go all day long.