my dog will sometime catch her paws on the body of the car when jumping in, doe the mat extend over the the bumper area to protect the car finish.
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In the back of my car, a Dodge Journey, there's enough of the cover left over to hang over the bumper. I don't use it as such, but have it tugged under.
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Yes it has a nice big flap just for that purpose. Then when you fold it in it gives the dog an extra layer of material to sit on.
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Depends onthe car. It doesn't hang over that far in my pilot with the 3rd row laid down, but it would if the third row was up.
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I guess it depends on how big the cargo area of your car is. I have a 2013 Ford Explorer Sport, and the cover does not extend that far back.
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Don't blame it on the dog. My dog is 20 pd, a Cocker spaniel and easily jumps through to front sets. There is a gap on both sides by headrest. Toyota Camry.
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No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to improvise my own barrier before I found this one - it was not successful - too flimsy! No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to... » Read More No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to improvise my own barrier before I found this one - it was not successful - too flimsy! « Show Less
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It has rubber feet but they are not in a good location. Instead of being at the very farthest corners/edges of the mat, they are drilled into the center of the slat (about a cm from the edge). Because of this, it is common to step on the edge of the mat and cause it to topple onto its side. Easy solution: don't step on the edge of the mat. Consequent problem: You need to be mega-careful about where you set your foot down. After owning this for three years I've concluded it's easier to just use a towel mat and wash it.
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The corner of the mat is cut out around the gas pedal. The mat does not extend under the gas pedal
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You have to make it so the pet cannot jump across it. Partially close the door or put a chair in the way so the pet has to step on the mat to get through the door.
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For the most part!! I have a 50lbs pit, she's in my car daily, sometimes a couple times a day. Seems like I'm adjusting it once a week where it starts to slide from her jumping in the car. I love it, I have a 2012 Kia forte.
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Yes, it does. Since the clutch and brake pedals are attached above the floor, there is no interference with the mats.
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They go on top of all the factory installed floormats except the driver's side.The driver's side has a hook to set your floormat on place and if the factory installed mat is present there then you will not be able to hook the new mat in. You could just place the mat on top pf it without hooking it in and the mat would not slide around.
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I do not find that it is very stable on the bumper of my car. I have to hold it for my dog to be able to use - otherwise it slips around on him and scares him. I have tried a few things to make it hold, but haven't found anything that works better than my just holding it while he is climbing into car. There are "feet" on the bottom of it, but I do not think they work well and combined with water for your use, I do not expect they would either. Hope this helps.
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Sort of. The mat on the drivers side has an indentation where it sits over the plastic clip to help keep it in place. Although these mats fit exactly to the floor so even without the clips the mat would not move. Mine never move out of place.
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Hey Ken, when the rear seats are up, you have to remove the mat from the vehicle. This mat is fantastic! I highly recommend it! Take care!
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The two front floor mats have the hole where it clips to the floor so it doesn
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I have a 2010 Jetta TDI and the mats have holes that fit over the round pegs on the floor board, but they don't stay put. I just pull the mats back into place once a day. I am thinking of putting a string or wire thru the hole and tying it to the seat so that they stop riding up.
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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 have mine in cargo area but I had to put it against the backseat. Measure the back from top to bottom and side to side. Petsmart has metal simple ones which I may get. I have a europian doberman hes big but I need something less bulky
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The bumper does provide grip on the sides to hold unto or to put it between things to remain still. The back doesn't do much in terms of grip/slip-resistance.