Not a Safe Transport for my Dog
341562
I was very excited to see a car booster seat that might actually be large enough for my 35# Border Collie mix.  In my "made for safety" Subaru, she cannot see out from any seat...ONLY the rear cargo area, which is not a safe place to transport her.  She quickly gets carsick if she cannot see out.
The carrier takes up 3/4 of the back seat of my Forrester.  I could pack tightly in the rear section and probably get both of us and our belongings to our destination, but it would be difficult.  Putting the carrier together was a bit confusing, thought I might be missing something, so went to seller's website for confirmation or additional information.  Was surprised to find that this item is not even LISTED by seller on their website!!!  No help there.
The size would probably be OK for my dog, but on first attempted use, found that it is certainly not safe.  The carrier is basically 2 major pieces...the sides, which unfold into a large rectangle and a thick, covered piece of firm foam that fits into the bottom, and comprises the elevated "floor" of the seat.  The sides have no way to to hold a rectangular shape OTHER than the foam rectangle.  One of her back legs immediately slipped off the cushion into the crevice btw the foam and the side support, which, of course, temporarily "trapped" and frightened her.  To me, this is a major design error.  The crevice is deep and the material I selected is slick (no fuzzy material for this dog, who is too hot at temps over 60), so any limb could slip into the crevice and be sprained or fractured, given the stops & turns (sometimes sudden) of a moving vehicle.  I am returning this item.
Addendum 10/2/2016:
A week or so later, decided I would add the liner, which zips into the basic two piece frame, and DOES have a non-fuzzy side to it.  However, this didn't work either.  It remedied the crevice issue, but only added to the height of the styrofoam box like structure that fits in the bottom of the frame.  Styrofoam is super light, so when you add a dog, and the great majority of the weight is in the top third of this seat.  Bottom line: I cannot make this work for my dog.  It is not deep enough, and with a dog in it, it is very "top heavy."  I believe that even a semi-sudden stop would throw her out over the top.  I have special straps that connect on her harness and hook on the baby carrier bar underneath the seat, but this carrier is so tall, they are not long enough.  I give up.
2407626
Dog  slips his head right out of it when he is leashed with no problem at all, not safe when walking him.
4428230
If you have wood floors it slides around when your dog goes up it, so its unsafe. It also broke after 1 week.
1308532
The kibble often gets stuck in the hole, leaving it to make noises and stop working.  A trainer suggested I use this in the car with the remote control, as my dog is a terrible traveller...so when it breaks while I'm driving it's pretty annoying and useless.  Also it's way bigger than necessary...very old fashioned.
1030351
The clip provided to attach the harness to almost severly injured my dog.  My 13 lb dachshund, featured in the photo provided, was attempting to lay on his side in the seat. He managed to push the ring open and then got his leg caught.  Naturally, he freaked out and I was pretty scared myself  for a minute. I was able to free his leg before he injured himself but it could have neen a lot worse. The manufacturer easily could have avoided this if they would have made the clip with an end that screws shut instead of opening so easily by pushing. This was our first test run and he managed to do this within a block of driving. I read and followed the instructions as well. Maybe my dog is just too active for this seat but I am returning this product immediately.
4578282
This feeder is ok-- it is reasonably built and works as advertised. I never had any gravity feed issues.

However, for our dog (a german shepherd lab mix) this feeder isn't sturdy enough. He is able to knock the storage container off of the base, and spilled the food everywhere.  This wasn't the biggest deal, except one day I went outside to find he had gotten his head stuck in the opening in the bottom of the container (the side without the lid). It was a real bear to get him out safely and I almost had to resort to cutting the container off of his head.  I immediately removed the container from the back yard and now he just uses the base and I manually feed him several times a day like before.  I liked the convenience of only adding food every several days but it was pretty scary how he got his head stuck.  I travel for a few days at a time for work and I can't imagine him stuck that way for days-- I was lucky it only happened for a few hours.
If your dog is able to pop the container off the base then they are probably also large enough to damage and crack the plastic as well.  This didn't happen to me on this feeder but it did happen to us on the waterer of the same brand, which uses the same plastic material.  I imagine if I hadn't taken the container away I'm relatively sure he would've broken this one as well.  This plastic is similar to the 'space devil plastic' used to package small electronics, so if the plastic is broken or torn it can create sharp edges and points.  Definitely not safe for an animal to chew on.

For smaller animals I would think this would work fine but for large-ish, playful breeds, I would be cautious about your dog's ability to manipulate the hopper container and get him/herself stuck in a terrible jam, or break the container and harm themselves.
4609976
I loved a lot about this carrier--color, versatility in terms of rolling, wearing, carrying, lifting, visibility of my rabbit inside it, etc.  But within a minute of sitting inside the carrier, my rabbit (miniature Rex) had bitten through the bottom seam of the front mesh window such that 4 inches of it hung free.  Had I not seen when I did, she would have had one more inch and been out.

Luckily I hadn't left home yet.  Had this happened while wheeling or carrying her into the vet's office for her appointment, she could have hopped right out, across one line of parked cars, and into a busy 4-lane street.  Pretty scary to think about.

I would only recommend this carrier for teethless and clawless pets, so basically none.
4514655
My dog breaks out of this!! it's so not safe at all, not recommending unless your dog is small and doesn't have the strength to breakout..On a good note, it does go together easily..I came home to this..
3597170
My puppy hates this bag.  I think it is to hot for her and she gets scared she can't see out. I used it while driving and I had to put her so her head was out the back because she could squirm out the front even when she was hooked
In.
232837
My dog was in the street when I came home last night. Boyfriend had her out on the tie out, and it appears the metal piece completely broke open. Likely if she ran after a rabbit or something. Scared me senseless as I almost hit her with my car!! I've had other stakes that she has bent and twisted and thought this would work well considering it said up to 100 lbs and she's only 65 lbs! Cheaply made and not reliable. She could've been hurt, I'm so angry! We have only used it for two weeks!
999251
If you have a large dog that needs a kennel this size, chances are they have strength equal to my dog and WILL GET OUT. This kennel is not secure enough to keep a strong willed animal contained. The metal is extremely malleable and my >50lb mutt mix has bent the frame and door every time I've left her in there. She grabs it with her teeth and pulls inward. I have to get inside the kennel myself and push it back into shape. Only way I have been able to get her to stay in the kennel is by buying keyed padlocks for the top and bottom door hinges. Surely it's a great kennel for a senior citizen or otherwise lifeless dog, but not for one with escape artist tendencies.
2208576
Worse investment I ever made for my dog. He is a Shiba Inu mix, roughly 33 lbs. First, it was nearly impossible to hook up the harness to my car seat belt, then my dog escaped the torturing harness while I was driving--twice! I never attempted to return the harness, because I knew I would have to eat the cost of shipping it back. The seller needs to pull this harness off the shelf, and Amazon.com needs to be aware of such hazardous consumer item.
231168
seems like a good sturdy product. easy to use, but my dog is very scared of it.  won't even step on it while it is flat on the ground, much less while it is ramped up to my vehicle. will try to return it.
1284476
Didn't even come close to staying on my dog's feet.
3447938
made my dog sick - wasn't allowed to return - threw it out
622981
I absolutely loved these kennels but had to return them because the airline, United, held one of our pups over in New York because they said it was not up to their standards.  I completely disagree with this assessment and feel that it was a lot more safe than the ones you get at Walmart or elsewhere but in light of the fact that the puppy had to be put in another kennel to continue the flight, I would not recommend this if you are using it to fly a pup or dog.  To me, this crate was much better build and much safer than the flimsy plastic that is approved by United.
2302956
This carrier is made well but very uncomfortable to use as a back pack and not comfortable to have your dog lay down
I have a 12 pound havanese and she can stand up in While I roll her around
I will try it on my next trip  not sure if this is what I was looking for !