Can this be used in the passenger seat of a sedan or only in the backseat?
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It can only be used where there are anchors for a child seat. Check by feeling on the sides inside the crack of the seat, there should be metal bars on each side. If not, then two of the three points used for the restraint would be cut out of the picture, and it would have to be used in the back to really serve its purpose.
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The harness anchor straps are hooked into the brackets that are between the seats, they are the ones you would use for a child safety seat, I believe. You have to reach in between the top and bottom of the seat to find them. My Honda Civic only has those in the back. Not sure if that is true of all vehicles. If you were to use the harness in the front, you'd be putting the seat belt through the back of the harness and not be using the other two stabilers that hook onto the side of the harness and the hooks between the seats. Hope that helps!
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No, I don't think you can use it in the front passenger seat due to the airbags. You should check with the company to be sure though. They are easy to get ahold of and they are helpful. Also yes, there is the issue of the two anchor points which your car may or may not have.
458092
Only in the backseat. The front seats do not have the necessary child seat anchors to clip to.
458093
Hi, My guess is that if your vehicle has the 2 brackets (one on the left and the other on the right side) of your seats, the ClickIt harness would work. That being said, I do not think that your pet should be seated in the front passenger seat. That is just my opinion. However, if you contact ClickIt directly, I think that they will give you a more definitive answer. I hope that this helps.
458094
It is designed for seats that have baby seat anchors. Generally, front seats do not permit the installation of cat seats, due to the risk of airbag deployment.
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The design idea behind this safety belt is anchoring the dog to the anchors already installed in cars today to fit a child safety seat. Since the law requires these seats in a back seat, the anchors are there. If you have anchors installed on your auto for a passenger seat, it would work. The harness straps connect from the dogs hips between the seat and back to the anchors. Slide your hand between the seat and the back and you can feel the "loops or rings" the child seat connects to. These anchors are connected to the auto floor in some manner so they are permanent. I have never seen these for a passenger seat. Lots of words to say no, but you never know how each auto is built. The design idea behind this safety belt is anchoring the dog to the anchors already installed in cars today to fit a child safety seat. Since the law requires these seats in a back seat, the anchors are there. If you have anchors installed on your auto for a passenger seat, it would work. The harness straps connect from the dogs hips between the seat and back to the anchors. Slide your hand between the seat and the back and you can feel the "loops or rings" the child seat connects to. These anchors are connected to the auto floor in some manner so they are permanent. I have never... » Read More The design idea behind this safety belt is anchoring the dog to the anchors already installed in cars today to fit a child safety seat. Since the law requires these seats in a back seat, the anchors are there. If you have anchors installed on your auto for a passenger seat, it would work. The harness straps connect from the dogs hips between the seat and back to the anchors. Slide your hand between the seat and the back and you can feel the "loops or rings" the child seat connects to. These anchors are connected to the auto floor in some manner so they are permanent. I have never seen these for a passenger seat. Lots of words to say no, but you never know how each auto is built. « Show Less
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The ClickIt fastens to child-seat fastening points that are almost always installed for the rear seat. Also, the rear seat is safer because there is no front air bag that could injure or kill the dog in the event it should deploy.
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Yes it can in most cars that is why I bought this particular one. It fits with plenty of room in the back of my hatchback.
1532867
I can put it in the backseat of my car..guess it depends on the space you have available
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We do not use 2 of these. We have one and a regular baby car seat in a VW thus only the two items can be in the back seat of the car. Sorry, that I could not be more helpful.
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My sister in law uses mine in a car seat. I only used it on a stroller. U can make it work anywhere
129559
It is battery powered and would work just fine in a vehicle, but it would not fit under most auto seats if that's what you had in mind. It is not heavy and should be bolted down. But I see no reason why you can't use it in a car if it fits.
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It really works best in a (car). The reason being that the it needs to rest on back of panel behind rear seats to adequately work properly.
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This can fit in the trunk and backseat of your car including a Mini Cooper. I can measure the speaker and post details later. Extremely portable!
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If you mean can you use this in a passenger seat, I can't answer that from personal experience and would suggest contacting Britax. If you mean as baggage I can't see why not.
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You can use it in a car seat, only if you have an electrical outlet in your car. The chair has a plug that needs to be plugged in to work.
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Yes you can. My mother uses it at home in her wing back chairs as well as taking it along in the car when she drives. Loves it.
54240
I would say you could. We kept it in the trunk of our car while on vacation. We had a sedan.
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Yes you can. I recently was on a trip and i definetly was able to use it in the back seat. But i would definetly download a movie because i forgot �.
558150
I love it in my chair in the living room. I wont sit on any chair without it. I do not know how it would be in a car. It may slide some on leather seats.
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Intended use is in the FRONT of the trunk near the door. At least that's where the hooks attach on my vehicle like in the picture (2010 Ford Fusion). I have unhooked it and slid it back against the rear seats many times without issues. It doesn't hook into anything when you do that, but I generally don't have anything in it that would tip it over anyways.
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Yes, you can use it for either seat. It comes with bungee cords that attach to headrests, and you can attach other cords of different sizes if your vehicle requires this. I use mine in a Prius and in a Mazda CX9 and am very happy with it. If you contact the maker, they are very helpful and will accommodate special requests. It is a very flexible unit already.
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I would only use in the back seat, the front airbags are a danger to the dog if they are deployed.