Can a large dog (80lb husky) crawl under (or climb over) the barrier? We have a small 4-door Nissan Juke without a center armrest.
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If a dog is determined enough they might be able to wiggle things around, but we have had no problems with our 60 lb Lab/English Pointer Cross. Since your vehicle doesn't have a center arm rest it should even be more secure. The ZooKeeper secures itself to the headrests. If you secure it also so the bottom of the seats it should be just fine. We are very happy with ours.
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No. I have had many dogs, large and small, in my Honda CRV and my Toyota Rav-4 with the Zookeeper Vehicle Pet Barrier installed. None of the dogs have successfully climbed over or under the barrier.
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Yes my 20 pd dog can get through the sides. The square poles that attache to headrests do not extend. Toyota Camry. Don't blame it on the dog!
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Definitely !I have a large F350 truck where the tailgate is very high and my 3 large dogs have no problem using it. Best if luck!
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If the SUV is not too tall, be sure to measure everthing before buying. Also, it would depend upon how big the pet is and what kind of surface the step is sitting on. If a smaller dog and on a surface that would not let the steps "kick out" from the bottom, then my answer would be Yes. The larger the dog, the faster he is going up the steps, and if the surface is slick enough to allow the steps to "skootch" out from under the dog, then No. I hope I have helped rather than make it more confusing.
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Hi Kendra, I would think that it fits any car or suv with no problem. Just make sure your pet is not small enough to squeeze around the door-side of the seat because it offers no protection there and very small pets like my dad's chiuaua can slip right through to the front. Also, I think any medium sized dog wouldn't have much problem jumping over the top. A really big dog could just bulldoze through. If you don't want to strap your pet into the back to avoid these things, you might think about a metal grill. My daughter has one for her suv that fits neatly behind the back seat.
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I am not familiar with that model vehicle. I installed it on Toyota 4Runner and chose this barrier because it clamps to the headrest supports only. Some people may not think that provides much support but with 2 German Shepherds at 80+ lbs. each it holds up well. I liked the fact that it doesn't have supports that have to extend from the roof to the floor and can also be attached to the front seat headrest supports if I fold the back seats down.
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I can only think of one, slice a line just wide enough for the cup holder to go thru. The barrier should still work for the dog.
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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.
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The lighter colored (and weight) bars on the end slide if the rubber gaskets are stripped and several of mine were. I transport dogs for Weimaraner Rescue, puppies and 100+ pounds. I don't care what kind of gate you get, a determined dog can get through, around over or past it. If it is your dog, you just teach it to stay. My personal dog doesn't mess with it at all. The gates that go from floor to ceiling are much sturdier and while a little trouble to take in and out last forever. In my new SUV, the angle of the seat and ceiling made my old one impossible to use.
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Hello SavvyShopperGal, we use our barrier in a '99 Honda Passport for a large yellow lab, that vehicle is smaller than the one you own. It works well in our Escalade, but I prefer not to use that vehicle since BB is a terror. I give the product 5 stars since my vehicle wasn't large enough to accommodate the barrier. Picture life prior to the barrier, a 90 lb Lab jumping on my lap while running errands and jumping on my anyone in the back seat. I would measure your vehicle before purchasing the barrier and please stay away from barriers with sharp edges. One more point it is easy to install and keeps your pet where you want him. I hope this helps you. Hello SavvyShopperGal, we use our barrier in a '99 Honda Passport for a large yellow lab, that vehicle is smaller than the one you own. It works well in our Escalade, but I prefer not to use that vehicle since BB is a terror. I give the product 5 stars since my vehicle wasn't large enough to accommodate the barrier. Picture life prior to the barrier, a 90 lb Lab jumping on my lap while running errands and jumping on my anyone in the back seat. I would measure your vehicle before purchasing the barrier and please stay away from barriers with sharp edges. One more point it is easy to install... » Read More Hello SavvyShopperGal, we use our barrier in a '99 Honda Passport for a large yellow lab, that vehicle is smaller than the one you own. It works well in our Escalade, but I prefer not to use that vehicle since BB is a terror. I give the product 5 stars since my vehicle wasn't large enough to accommodate the barrier. Picture life prior to the barrier, a 90 lb Lab jumping on my lap while running errands and jumping on my anyone in the back seat. I would measure your vehicle before purchasing the barrier and please stay away from barriers with sharp edges. One more point it is easy to install and keeps your pet where you want him. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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Yes, but you might want to invest in stronger bungees. We have two Labs, and so far the EZ Pet Barrier has worked perfectly, even with the smaller bungees that came with it.
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It would in my Acura MDX SUV. I have a 15lb dog that can't get out. This barrier adjusts up and down and the sides spread out. Really depends on the back of your vehicle.
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I cannot imagine a dog being able to escape a harness as long as you have the proper fit and it is fairly tight. No way my dog would be able to escape this.
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Mine is at the top of our main staircase and the dogs don't attempt to pass it, they won't even touch it. So to answer your question; I don't know what it would do under the weight of a large dog. My 70lb guy won't jump up it, but if he did, it would not easily topple over as it is quite sturdy. At first, I thought that I might have to zip tie the gate in place to to the stair rail, but it is heavy enough to stay in place as we open and close the gate. I'd buy another one if I needed it.
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i think the dog would take up the entire tent - i think you would need something a bit bigger. I will ask my fellow agility folks this week at class, and see what those with very large dogs are using - stay tuned!
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Absolutely. My 98 lb. German Shepherd gets into our SUV as well as into the back of my husbands extended cab GMC Truck with this ramp. It takes a little coaching and guidance at first - she was very hesitant to use it the first few times, but now she sees us put it up, and waits at the bottom - we always hold on to her collar because of the angle, just make sure she doesn't walk over the side. Hope this helps.
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We have 4 dogs, 45-80 lbs, Yukon vehicle, works great for us. Our dogs are able to put their noses thru the far sides to peak out to us in the front seat, which is high up. Hard to say for small dogs though. But we like the barrier.