Would I be able to use this behind the second row of seats to keep the dogs in the cargo area of a Ford Escape?
1586670
This product needs attachment point at the top and bottom, so if you don't have something to attach the top to (like and hand hold or hook) it will not work. The new "Pet Net Plus" does not need top attachment point so you may want to take a look at that one.
1586671
Will depend on what you have to connect to. You need a point above/below each corner.
1586672
It's about 36-39" high so it depends upon the size of your dogs. Two would definitely work to cover the whole space.
1285273
Im assuming you mean Parallel down the center of the cargo area. If so, I was going to attempt that very Idea (With two of them, one down the middle and one to keep them out of the front. The design does not seem to restrict that sort of functionality
2180552
I have a traverse. With the third row completely up, you can't fit it in the cargo area; you'd have to fold the two seat section down to get it back there with the tray on.
1657347
You could yes but if the dog tryes to get out it will roll over , and how well does the dog handle confinement, there would not be a lot of room , now you can put the wire French like at the open door and use it like a doghouse ? There are two ways or two doors one on each side they zip , I use mine to trave with my cats because it is easy to put into the back seat floor , then put the letterbox and some food in , this way they can not get out when we stop , it is a great product , but very hard to put back into case lol good luck
1285274
I use mine in an explorer and can stow stuff between the gate and back of seat ...while the dog is between the gate and back window.
1353530
Yes you can stow behind the seats but it will take up most of the available space as it won't roll tightly
1349064
In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the additional ability to secure the cover in the truck.
30939
I would think if you got the small one you could put it across the seatbelt but they also actually has four tabs on each corner that you might be able to attach then. this is a great crate and I have two of them and my dogs their their home where ever we go so it's a good deal
1603366
YES!! And then some. What i did was fold the extra back underneath the main cargo area. Two reasons...cutting it looks cheap / nasty....second...if my dogs have an accident, i can pull the tucked part out and over the spill to give them a dry clean space. I LOVE it!!!
1321655
Probably not....It fits right from the back seat to the end of the car. Perhaps it would work if your 3rd row is down, but I never looked at a car with the 3rd row.
1525755
it will allow your seats to move if you have an entire row connected.....not if you have bucket seats.....it's only connected to the headrests so moving a row back and forth isn't a problem at all...it's easy to take off and on.....and doesn't rattle....it really works well...I have 3 large dogs and it keeps them in place.
1113418
Yes it should. I drive a Ford Escape and I can get the car seat and 2 other people in my back seat...
1297681
I'm sure it could but it would be a pain to constantly be moving it from one car to the other, in my opinion. I have an Escape and I leave my back seats down all the time so the net is between the front seats and back...the dogs (3 Pomeranians) have the entire back area.
1720054
Definitely ! I have a large F350 truck where the tailgate is very high and my 3 large dogs have no problem using it. Best if luck!
74042
I believe you could, but I prefer the safety of the back seat so there is no trying to climb over to me, the driver. You can adjust it short enough to allow only enough room to be in a sitting or lying position on the bucket seat. Again, I would be more concerned about the safety should an airbag deploy, too. That could be very harmful to a dog and the back seat would just be much safer all around - in my opinion.
773842
They might but its not ment for a full load just on the straps just met so that the dog doesn't fall between the seats that's why it's a Hamic
1151279
I would think so if they tried. My two 90 lb. shepherds are ver calm in the car and sit and lie in the back quietly while I'm driving. When I get nervous is when I open the back to take out just ONE of them and the other one wants to come too. I am going to use additional bungees to secure them with their harnesses.