I bought a hammock seat cover before but my dog slides because he has no traction on it (and because he tries to stand) will he slide on this?
1856315
My dog stands all the time and she does not slide on this. As long as it's not stretched out too much (which is not how its supposed to be anyways), I would say you should be okay to buy this.
1856316
No- it's a pretty thick canvas and as long as it is installed correctly, your pup should be able to have traction against the seat. My pups have never slid on it and we have used it multiple times!
2230127
We have leather seats as well it it does slide around some. I used a piece of material that you put under rugs so that they stay put. It works well to control the slip and slide.
684725
I think that might be pushing the limits of the hammock straps. My (50 pound) dog likes to ride suspended in the hammock between the front seats and edge of the back seats sometimes. I think that two dogs doing this might be too much weight. But, if they both just sit on the back seats, it would probably be fine. Hope this answers your question!
688422
The product isn't very thick, but the way its made provides a hammock like barrier which will keep the dog from slipping forward and falling to the floor between front and back seat.
1036097
No it does not slide. It has little balls under it. I guess that's what kept it from sliding. Buy it, u won't regret it.
1896302
Yes, in fact my dog will only ride laying down. She can sit up with it on, also, but not stand.
175623
I bought this item for my son's dog. He has it packed away now since his dog passed away. He says he doesn't recall opening for seat belts. The dog could have gotten her feet stuck in this those openings. It was all one piece that looped over the head rests. It it a great item and worked very well for the dog. It kept her from falling behind the seats when she was having seizures during her last car ride. My son was so happy to have the hammock that day.
309678
I have had the hammock for several months...it isn't slippery, doesn't have mold BUT it changes from the major blue color to pink!
1649216
It might be tight if he stands up the whole time. My Dog lays down most of the time, but stands when she wants to gaze out the window. She is only about 18 inches at the shoulder and there is room to spare It's a very nice device to keep the dog safe, as well as keeping their fur contained while providing them a comfortable ride. Good Luck!
1549099
If your dog is not steady on their feet, maybe not. We have a 14 year old arthritic dog who could walk on it but his problem was the 7" thickness. He likes to roll on his bed and he rolled off which stunned him and he will not get back on the bed. I bought two of these beds. Our Golden Retriever who is 10 had no problem standing on it and likes her bed. It's very well made and an attractive bed. I think it would be good for our arthritic dog if we could get him back on it. I haven't had the beds long enough to comment on the cover but I've had other beds with this type of cover and they held up very well with repeated washings. If your dog is not steady on their feet, maybe not. We have a 14 year old arthritic dog who could walk on it but his problem was the 7" thickness. He likes to roll on his bed and he rolled off which stunned him and he will not get back on the bed. I bought two of these beds. Our Golden Retriever who is 10 had no problem standing on it and likes her bed. It's very well made and an attractive bed. I think it would be good for our arthritic dog if we could get him back on it. I haven't had the beds long enough to comment on the cover but I've had other beds with this type of cover and... » Read More If your dog is not steady on their feet, maybe not. We have a 14 year old arthritic dog who could walk on it but his problem was the 7" thickness. He likes to roll on his bed and he rolled off which stunned him and he will not get back on the bed. I bought two of these beds. Our Golden Retriever who is 10 had no problem standing on it and likes her bed. It's very well made and an attractive bed. I think it would be good for our arthritic dog if we could get him back on it. I haven't had the beds long enough to comment on the cover but I've had other beds with this type of cover and they held up very well with repeated washings. « Show Less
2029145
Hi Paquita! I wouldn't buy this seat cover again. It's not that comfortable and keeps moving around even if I tighten it. Buy something else. Good luck.
1406494
I use this cover on leather seats...and it slips around quite alot. For longer trips put a dog bed on top of cover to make the hound more comfortable.
1294840
I haven't tried in but I think it would not slip as it doesn't slip on my cushioned chairs. The material it is made with is not slippery at all.
269586
Hi, I have never extended mine to the hammock position, so I don't know. Having said that, I would guess it would be sturdy enough because in the hammock position the seat cover attaches to the front head rests with two straps. The straps are strong enough to hold 100 pounds of weight, but I would suspect if your GSD moved around a lot it would be annoying while you were driving. After having used these seat covers for a couple of months, the only thing I have noticed with my dog is that quick stops or sudden turns causes her to slide as the surface construction of these covers are canvas. They do however do a great job of keeping my seats clean and are also very easy to clean when they get dirty. Hopes this helps. Dan
103695
I have not had any problem with it slipping. My dog is about 65 pounds. The end is a little curved and rests on the lip of the SUV. I don't know if this helps.
74506
Hello, it's not slippery like a tarp. My dog seems to have a good grip on it. It is water proof, my 4 month old Rottie has vomited three times and it doesn't seep through to my car seat. I just hose it down in the back yard with detergent and water. Dries quickly. No plush material.
304273
There is a lip on the sides, plus it is fairly wide; we have an 80 lb lab who has not had any problems with slipping off. Hope this helps.