For two border collies? I want something for them to ride in the car. I fold the seats down & want to protect the car while allowing them to see out.
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It's 46" wide all around, but won't won't give protection like a good dog crate(s). Wire crates will allow your dogs to see out and are far more safe. PS - I have Shelties.
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I'm not sure if this is the best option. It is hard to say without seeing your car and your dogs, but I am having trouble picturing it. You could try it, and send it back if it doesn't work out. Seems like there would be something else that could work better.
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Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that, you can raise the carrier as high as it is safe for the animal. I hope that will answer your question. Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that,... » Read More Well, my dad has a teacup yorkie and she's always wanting to peek out, but unless she's up at the level of the window, for example, on a box, it will be difficult for her to see out the window. They can pop their head up out of the carrier which, again, depends upon how high up the carrier is on the seat, your dog may be able to see outside that way. It would be my recommendation then, to place a folded up blanket on the seat, underneath the carrier to allow more visibility. Remember, the carrier should still be strapped in by the seat belt, so as long as you are able to still achieve that, you can raise the carrier as high as it is safe for the animal. I hope that will answer your question. « Show Less
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I would think that could totally work. You could have more controll over the dog that way, keep them in the middle of the seat.
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Just guessing here, but I would think you would have to first release the strap from the front headrest in order to let the dog in. Once the dog is in you could replace the strap over the headrest. I think this should work!
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The seats do not have to be in exactly the same position. However, this wouldn't be a great solution for two people of significantly different heights. You wouldn't bend the barrier, but it would be far less stable.I use one behind the front seats and another behind the middle seats of my SUV to restrict my Golden Retriever to the mid-section of the car when I travel. I find them invaluable for our situation and I've tried almost every model that I'd found before these! Good luck. Cyberdune
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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 have a Highlander and my Chihuahuas can see out of the window when they sit/stand up in it. A larger dog could probably lay down and still see out of it, but the seat does not obstruct the view of the driver in my vehicle.
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I had mine in the back seat of a Camaro. I had the seat belts latched so I could take the long black tube belt & weave it around the car seat belts. Helps hold them & stops them from rolling. It ended up that my dogs didn't like being in them & 1 pup figured out how to unzip them, I had to get something else.
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We have a dog crate that would take up about as much room as a back seat. This cover has a zipper in the back so you may not be able to zip it up completely bit the cover itself is very ample in size I think you would be fine.
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Yes! There's a zipper you can unzip so the dog can have half of the backseat and someone else can sit back there. I can't guarantee they will be 100% protected from fur (especially with windows down or a dog that constantly moves!), but it does the job.
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If your dogs are OK together, this carrier would be fine to contain both (lots of room for a couple of 2 lb. dogs). I'm wondering if you can get by with paying for just one dog since they'd fit in one regulation carrier? There is a mesh (expanding) pocket on one end and a side pocket. I can put a leash in one & a baggie of snacks, collapsible water dish & poop bags in the pockets. I store 2 folded pee pads under the removeable lambs wool (faux) liner inside the carrier. This carrier is well made & the inside washes out easily if needed. I love the wheels, although with your bouncy light-weight dogs, it might be a bit tippy as you pull it. I have no problem with pulling my 19 lb. dashound mix. Happy travels!
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Great item--easy to put over seats--yes leather would be protected and also this cover is so easy to clean--washer friendly. Will keep your pups in the back seat too!!
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Personally I wouldn't use it for that purpose. I would get the proper metal cage for your vehicle designed to be a dog cage/barrier.
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This liner is small enough for a Suburu Forester! This item covers the back seat of a car or SUV. It's fine for Yorkies or Saint Bernards. This item is not dog clothing but to protect your car seats from the wear and dirt a dog can bring.
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One should cover what you need! Thanks for being so thoughtful about your fur baby � and I love Desertduv's idea of leaving it in the crate under a house towel. Great idea �
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Ours fits nicely on the back seat. Straps in with the seat belts, so it's safe. We got a larger one, but you can squeeze it together a bit so that it's not so long. Then as your pet gets bigger, just let the carrier out more. I have a cat and have a good size tube, but I also have room for a blanket inside it too. It was an excellent purchase for us. I recommend it.
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It wouldn't readily strap into a car seat, but you could probably figure out a way to attach it. I'm not sure it would be safe in a crash, I think the dog would not be secure enough.