can it be used with a seatbelt
1093431
yes there are a couple of handles on it and you can secure it nicely in a vehicle.
1093432
I guess it could be, the walls of the carrier are ridged. I usually place the carrier in the floor of the front seat to make sure it doesn't overturn. But with a shoulder/lap belt it may work if the spacing of the belt lines up with the carrier itself.
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There are no belts or hooks to connectto the seat belt or narness. For its size you could probaby put it on a back seat and then tighten it around the cage. The harness part would cross over the front of the carrier however. It is a strudy carrier.
1093434
There are no belts or hooks to connectto the seat belt or narness. For its size you could probabyput it on a back seat and then tighten it around the cage. The harness part would cross over the front of the carrier however. It is a strudy carrier.
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I use it to take my bird to get clipped, (wings, nails, etc.), I just put it on the passenger seat and put the seat belt snuggly around it. The shoulder and lap belt hold the case securely. The top is firm so doesn't collapse and the mesh is big enough she can still look out even with the lap belt across.
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it is not safer to use latch system and seat belt together? Is there some possibility that in case of emergency both systems will fail if they will work together?
567491
Yes. You can either use the seat belt to hold the car seat in or use the latch system. It's the same with any car seat.
318895
Yes, this really works best using the seatbelt. Plus the latch isn't recommended once hour child reaches a certain weight.
1554409
I'm sure you could put the seat belt through it but not made for that purpose
1243415
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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Janice, No, cause it is so big there is no way to put a seatbelt. There are no loops on the bed to use a seat belt. Besides that, it is a great bed. I hope I was some help to you. Sally
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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
1642634
No. It's suppose to be used with the car's seat belt. My son loves this car seat.
1330272
Yes it can. Use the existing seat belt to anchor it to the seat. Works great!
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.
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I think it would work fine on the seat and could be tethered with the seat belt.
2012341
I really don't know the answer to that question, but I doubt it. There is a single metal loop located on the top (on dog's back) that the leash connects to, and the straps connect together with a plastic safety clasp. I don't see any slits or other connectors that seatbelt would slip through, but I have never restrained a dog with seatbelt, and so I don't really know what to look for.
236714
Think so, did not try a seat belt, but it works on cardboard quite well, see also youtube for reviews
1929738
No, sorry. It doesn't have any features that would allow you to use this in the car as a seatbelt. It's essentially a backpack.
1387582
If the back seat has a head rest that the strap can slip over, then yes. However, I do use mine in the front seat. The back seat will NOT allow you, however, to secure the bottom strap which is designed to buckle behind the back of the seat itself keeping the carseat snug against the back of the seat.
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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.