I'm getting this for a seizure response dog. She'll be wearing a harness whenever we're out and about. Can I place the car harness on top of the other
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I do. My dog travels with two harnesses on. I lock both into the dog seat then remove the traveling harness when I reach my destination. The walking harness stays on. Hope this helps...
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You can attach it to your dog's collar or harness. When properly adjusted it keeps the dog safely in the booster.
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It was recommended to us to order based on the length of the dog (from withers to dock of tail). We thought our dogs would be very hard to fit this way because they both have very unique body shapes, but it worked out very well. Like the other answer said, I would recommend using the harness under the jacket rather than over it. If you put a harness over any kind of clothing, it can cause the fabric to bunch up and irritate the skin.
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there is a strap to fasten to your dog's harness or collar. you may strap in your pet or leave it free to jump in or out.
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Do not use with a collar..if your dog is thrown forward in case of an accident he could be seriously injured or die of a broken neck..harness always..soft one is ideal...that slips over body..try the company Wag I have an easy slip on one for our puppy...I put a pillow on the back seat so he is up higher and can see..
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Seatbelts do not interfere. I have a Shetland Sheepdog and a Dachsund/mix that travel comfortably and safely in the Pet Tube.
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You will love this. In fact I love this one better than the one I got for my other car (which is nylon) and my dog slides around. The material on this one prevents sliding. The straps are pretty long - I use this one in my SUV. And yes, they do adjust. I feel the product is very well made and very safe for your doggie! Good luck.
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I have not used the harness as a safety device for the car. It sounds like a good idea and I can see how it might work. If the harness is Not properly fitted on your pet they can wiggle out of the harness I still think the safetest method for traveling with a pet is a crate. Good Luck I hope this helps with your question.
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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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I don't use a harness just attach the safety strap, that his attached to the seat belt, to the spot where the leash attaches to the metal part. She can still move around but neither of mine do a lot of that. I love my pet car seats.
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In my opinion it is safe. I like to line it with blankets for more comfort on longer rides. It has a short leash that can attach to their harness. This allows you to keep the top "window" open without the dog getting out. I had to adjust the length of it for my dog. I hope this was helpful.
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I use a body harness on my lab. It depends on how much your dog pulls. This was a great purchase and I can now run with both dogs do much easier.
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Yes, we have our dog wear a harness and it is clipped to the seat. Our dog can stand up turn around look out the window, just not get out of that space and has always been very comfortable.
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Yes, I have no problem getting this on my finiky dalmatian. the front part loosens enough that it's easy to slip over her head and the buckles to secure it around her chest are easy to hook, then the front straps tighten with a simple pull. the harder part is attaching her to the teather once she's in the car. she now knows that the harness means (usually) we get to go somewhere fun, and for short trips (like to the vet) the harness has trained her well enough to stay in her seat that she doesn't need it to just go down the street (though most times we use it anyways).
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The pet dog belt can be clipped to either a collar or a harness. The harness is obviously safest for the dog. I use the collar hook up for local low speed travel and a harness hook up for freeway travel. Either way, it will keep your dog from crashing into the back of your seat or flying through your front windshield in an accident.
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There is a loop on the outside of the carrier that you can put a seatbelt through. There is also a loop on the inside that you can attach to a dogs harness (not collar) if you want to limit their movement in the carrier. We buckle the carrier in if it's on a seat or put it on the floor of our minivan between the back 2 seats. We don't strap our dog in in the carrier because she tends to lay or sit down anyways. I hope that helps.
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There is a loop inside to hook too. I use the a harness on my yorkiepoo And use the smaller strap that came with hook him. I use this as his car seat too. He loves it.