My pup has a hard time during long rides where she drools uncontrollably for at least an hour or two until she decides to finally sleep. I have a Mazda CX9 (Crossover) so I wanted to know from customers who have purchased one if this item would really cover at least 90% of the backseat. I'm trying to find something that would make her more comfortable and something that would cover the backseat well so it would be easier for me to clean. My pup has a hard time during long rides where she drools uncontrollably for at least an hour or two until she decides to finally sleep. I have a Mazda CX9 (Crossover) so I wanted to know from... » Read More My pup has a hard time during long rides where she drools uncontrollably for at least an hour or two until she decides to finally sleep. I have a Mazda CX9 (Crossover) so I wanted to know from customers who have purchased one if this item would really cover at least 90% of the backseat. I'm trying to find something that would make her more comfortable and something that would cover the backseat well so it would be easier for me to clean. « Show Less
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Yes, it should cover the entire back seat. I have a Nissan Juke, which is a crossover somewhat equivalent to your CX9, and the sling covers the entire back seat.
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I have a Honda CRV and it covers the whole back seat. I had a canvas one for a few years but it finally wore out. This one is nicer, softer and way more comfortable for my 80 pound boxer. I am very happy with this product and give it 5 stars.
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The XL is pretty wide. It covers my entire back seat of Avalon. It is well designed and works well for keeping seat clean.Backing material keeps from slipping on seat.
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This pretty much completely covers the back seat of our '99 Nissan Altima. I keep a couple of throws on top of it that take the brunt of any messes (which for my dog is muddy feet). I haven't had to wash the hammock yet. Measure or look up the length of your CX9's backseat. If it's at least close to the size of the hammock, the hammock should save you a lot of trouble (cleaning). I've also noticed my dog seems more comfortable in the car since we've added the hammock, and she will go to sleep sooner than she would without it. Hopefully it would make your dog feel more secure and comfortable also. This pretty much completely covers the back seat of our '99 Nissan Altima. I keep a couple of throws on top of it that take the brunt of any messes (which for my dog is muddy feet). I haven't had to wash the hammock yet. Measure or look up the length of your CX9's backseat. If it's at least close to the size of the hammock, the hammock should save you a lot of trouble (cleaning). I've also noticed my dog seems more comfortable in the car since we've added the hammock, and she will go to sleep sooner than she would without it. Hopefully it would make your dog feel more secure and comfortable... » Read More This pretty much completely covers the back seat of our '99 Nissan Altima. I keep a couple of throws on top of it that take the brunt of any messes (which for my dog is muddy feet). I haven't had to wash the hammock yet. Measure or look up the length of your CX9's backseat. If it's at least close to the size of the hammock, the hammock should save you a lot of trouble (cleaning). I've also noticed my dog seems more comfortable in the car since we've added the hammock, and she will go to sleep sooner than she would without it. Hopefully it would make your dog feel more secure and comfortable also. « Show Less
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I use this small pillion pad on the drivers seat of my 2013 Triumph Street Triple and it doesn't completely cover the seat, but it's very comfortable that way. The larger one would hang over a little and I think that would bother me. I moved it to the back in the pillion position and it fits perfectly. I think with the measurements of your pillion, the 14x14 would probably hang over too much, especially in the back. By the way, after I purchased the 11x9, I went on a 3,400 mile trip on the Street Triple...longest day was 650 miles, and it was amazingly comfortable. I definitely would NOT have wanted to have done that trip without it. Just to add, it seems the most comfortable about 1/2 inflated. I use this small pillion pad on the drivers seat of my 2013 Triumph Street Triple and it doesn't completely cover the seat, but it's very comfortable that way. The larger one would hang over a little and I think that would bother me. I moved it to the back in the pillion position and it fits perfectly. I think with the measurements of your pillion, the 14x14 would probably hang over too much, especially in the back. By the way, after I purchased the 11x9, I went on a 3,400 mile trip on the Street Triple...longest day was 650 miles, and it was amazingly comfortable. I definitely would NOT... » Read More I use this small pillion pad on the drivers seat of my 2013 Triumph Street Triple and it doesn't completely cover the seat, but it's very comfortable that way. The larger one would hang over a little and I think that would bother me. I moved it to the back in the pillion position and it fits perfectly. I think with the measurements of your pillion, the 14x14 would probably hang over too much, especially in the back. By the way, after I purchased the 11x9, I went on a 3,400 mile trip on the Street Triple...longest day was 650 miles, and it was amazingly comfortable. I definitely would NOT have wanted to have done that trip without it. Just to add, it seems the most comfortable about 1/2 inflated. « Show Less
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hmm, I would think you'd just go with the car seat snooze shade. This one is rather large, and I can't see it fitting snuggly over just a car seat without some creative attachment work. Just my thoughts.
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We have had this Recaro booster/car seat for going on 3 months now and our 2 year old still loves it. She is very comfortable her head while asleep rests over to the side into the padding instead of leaning forward. We have a britax in our other vehicle and whenever she falls asleep in that she slumps forward.We have this in our GMC Yukon for long car rides as she is the most comfortable in this. It doesn't recline, which I was worried about but you could always put a pad under it to adjust it as needed. We haven't needed to do that as she just loves this seat and has no problems falling asleep super comfy for long car rides! We have had this Recaro booster/car seat for going on 3 months now and our 2 year old still loves it. She is very comfortable her head while asleep rests over to the side into the padding instead of leaning forward. We have a britax in our other vehicle and whenever she falls asleep in that she slumps forward.We have this in our GMC Yukon for long car rides as she is the most comfortable in this. It doesn't recline, which I was worried about but you could always put a pad under it to adjust it as needed. We haven't needed to do that as she just loves this seat and has no problems falling... » Read More We have had this Recaro booster/car seat for going on 3 months now and our 2 year old still loves it. She is very comfortable her head while asleep rests over to the side into the padding instead of leaning forward. We have a britax in our other vehicle and whenever she falls asleep in that she slumps forward.We have this in our GMC Yukon for long car rides as she is the most comfortable in this. It doesn't recline, which I was worried about but you could always put a pad under it to adjust it as needed. We haven't needed to do that as she just loves this seat and has no problems falling asleep super comfy for long car rides! « Show Less
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Harness would be better, but I tend to forget to put the harness on him when we are leaving. I say if you don't drive crazy, I believe he or she would be okay, but it would be better with the harness...image, something around your neck and when you hit a hard stop...However, for my dog, he tends to stay on the sit and don't have any problems, but if he is hyper that's another story. Overall, its up to you, but I do love it and it helps keep him safe. Sometimes when I stop he is so ready to come with me, with this it stops him, I almost had scare a long time ago when I stop on the side of the highway and he jumped out, scary, so I highly suggest you get this even if you don't have the harness. Harness would be better, but I tend to forget to put the harness on him when we are leaving. I say if you don't drive crazy, I believe he or she would be okay, but it would be better with the harness...image, something around your neck and when you hit a hard stop...However, for my dog, he tends to stay on the sit and don't have any problems, but if he is hyper that's another story. Overall, its up to you, but I do love it and it helps keep him safe. Sometimes when I stop he is so ready to come with me, with this it stops him, I almost had scare a long time ago when I stop on the side of... » Read More Harness would be better, but I tend to forget to put the harness on him when we are leaving. I say if you don't drive crazy, I believe he or she would be okay, but it would be better with the harness...image, something around your neck and when you hit a hard stop...However, for my dog, he tends to stay on the sit and don't have any problems, but if he is hyper that's another story. Overall, its up to you, but I do love it and it helps keep him safe. Sometimes when I stop he is so ready to come with me, with this it stops him, I almost had scare a long time ago when I stop on the side of the highway and he jumped out, scary, so I highly suggest you get this even if you don't have the harness. « Show Less
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I have a 2013 Chev. Equinox and so far have only used mine behind the front seats and it works great for our Bouvier des Flandre and sometimes, our daughter's Labradoodle; but we are getting a new puppy (Bouvier) and I am contemplating getting another one for the rear seats so the puppy cannot get into the cargo area if I should go shopping.
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I bought it for my daughter when she was 6 months and I ended up giving it away. It wasn't comfortable for her to sleep in. My brother has it now for his older children and he loves it, but I wouldn't recommend for under 2years. Maybe it is my car seats? They could be more inclined
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Using the cushion it comes with my Yorkie was about 5 inches higher. She could see out but because my seats are angled toward the back I first put a towel under the cushion to elevate her a little more. Then I purchased a piece of foam for a few bucks at the craft store and just use that now. GREAT product and I have recommended it to several people. I use it in the front seat and it is easy to take in and out. My airbags only work if 100 pounds or more are in the passenger seat so I don't worry about that as someone else had mentioned. My dog loves it and so do I because she no longer tries to get in my lap when driving! Using the cushion it comes with my Yorkie was about 5 inches higher. She could see out but because my seats are angled toward the back I first put a towel under the cushion to elevate her a little more. Then I purchased a piece of foam for a few bucks at the craft store and just use that now. GREAT product and I have recommended it to several people. I use it in the front seat and it is easy to take in and out. My airbags only work if 100 pounds or more are in the passenger seat so I don't worry about that as someone else had mentioned. My dog loves it and so do I because she no longer... » Read More Using the cushion it comes with my Yorkie was about 5 inches higher. She could see out but because my seats are angled toward the back I first put a towel under the cushion to elevate her a little more. Then I purchased a piece of foam for a few bucks at the craft store and just use that now. GREAT product and I have recommended it to several people. I use it in the front seat and it is easy to take in and out. My airbags only work if 100 pounds or more are in the passenger seat so I don't worry about that as someone else had mentioned. My dog loves it and so do I because she no longer tries to get in my lap when driving! « Show Less
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I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable... » Read More I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. « Show Less
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Only if you do not zip the compartment closed, and even then it may not be comfortable -- our dogs, each about 10 lbs, sit up in their carriers while we drive, or curl up and sleep. We have pillows for them in the carrier because the bottom is hard. With the pillow they loosely fill the space when they curl up.
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We traveled with our cat across the country, but did not use this in the car. She was honestly too scared during the driving portions to do anything except hide and sleep. As soon as we got to the hotel room, we would put this out (and lots of food and water), and she would eventually use it, usually in the middle of the night. If you have a big car, this might fit, but I'm guessing most cats will probably not want to use it in the car while you're driving.
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I believe I bought the XL for my Mazda 6 back seat. I am very short, so the front seat is pulled up far. With an Xterra, I'd go with the XL. I absolutely love this seat protector. I have 3 dogs and it really protects the seat and floorboards from all of the pet hair.
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I don't know what kind of a dog you have, but it wouldn't cover the seat. It would certainly be soft and non-slip. I always have my grandkids in the back seat and do not have leather seats. I found a plastic cover that hooked onto the headrests in the back seat, through the seat belt clips and it sure keeps my back seat cleaner. Got it at Menards, I think for under $10. I just pull the cover off and shake it off, wipe it off or vacuum the cover. Wow does it save my back seat.
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I used the Jolly Jumper Arctic with the Britax B-Agile car seat. It was fine for the first few months (my son was 3 months old when we first used it - a lifesaver), but by the time he was around 6 months, he was getting a little big to get in and out of the little opening without the cover popping off. By that time, I just put him into the seat and reinserted the cover. I recommend this cover over the JJCole (which I also owned, that went under and over him). I liked that this completely sealed him in the cold outdoors. With the JJ Cole, his head is exposed to the cold and the straps on the car seat got snug because of the blanket underneath him. I used the Jolly Jumper Arctic with the Britax B-Agile car seat. It was fine for the first few months (my son was 3 months old when we first used it - a lifesaver), but by the time he was around 6 months, he was getting a little big to get in and out of the little opening without the cover popping off. By that time, I just put him into the seat and reinserted the cover. I recommend this cover over the JJCole (which I also owned, that went under and over him). I liked that this completely sealed him in the cold outdoors. With the JJ Cole, his head is exposed to the cold and the straps on the... » Read More I used the Jolly Jumper Arctic with the Britax B-Agile car seat. It was fine for the first few months (my son was 3 months old when we first used it - a lifesaver), but by the time he was around 6 months, he was getting a little big to get in and out of the little opening without the cover popping off. By that time, I just put him into the seat and reinserted the cover. I recommend this cover over the JJCole (which I also owned, that went under and over him). I liked that this completely sealed him in the cold outdoors. With the JJ Cole, his head is exposed to the cold and the straps on the car seat got snug because of the blanket underneath him. « Show Less
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I use it in the front seat over the headrest so my cavapoo can see out the window. You can put in in the back seat also. But there should be no problem with your dogs weight its very steady and your dog within the weight limit. I love it and this is my 3rd the other two I got right from Petsmart for my maltese who had cancer at 7 years and had to have him put down so I bought this one for the new cavapoo. The cordarory from the inside is suppose to be washable but I haven't had to wash it yet. So far a good and easy product to hook up and take down.
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I have a Toyota Camry & it covers all the way to the back doors with no room to spare. At the top there's about 2-3" from the ceiling and it tucks in tight at the bottom so no possibility of dog getting thru to the front. The outside shaping is very sturdy metal so even my 75# dog doesn't budge it. I first had a flimsier one that I paid $35 for & she made it into the front seat in about 3 weeks, then there was no stopping her. If your vehicle is 56" or even wider since mine is snug you should be OK. Great product - I've recommended it to several friends.
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Here is what I know. I have a Subaru Forrester and it fit well between the front seat and the back area. The Company that makes it stands behind their product. You would need to measure from one inside wall to the other and from the ceiling to the floor of the back space you are blocking. If you email or call the company they would give you a true idae about fit. I used extra bungies to make sure my dog could not pry his way through. He is afraid of riding in cars and gets upset. I keep him in a backseat kennel. My female dog just lives with it and lays down as she knows she is fine to wander around in thr back. DLS Here is what I know. I have a Subaru Forrester and it fit well between the front seat and the back area. The Company that makes it stands behind their product. You would need to measure from one inside wall to the other and from the ceiling to the floor of the back space you are blocking. If you email or call the company they would give you a true idae about fit. I used extra bungies to make sure my dog could not pry his way through. He is afraid of riding in cars and gets upset. I keep him in a backseat kennel. My female dog just lives with it and lays down as she knows she is fine to... » Read More Here is what I know. I have a Subaru Forrester and it fit well between the front seat and the back area. The Company that makes it stands behind their product. You would need to measure from one inside wall to the other and from the ceiling to the floor of the back space you are blocking. If you email or call the company they would give you a true idae about fit. I used extra bungies to make sure my dog could not pry his way through. He is afraid of riding in cars and gets upset. I keep him in a backseat kennel. My female dog just lives with it and lays down as she knows she is fine to wander around in thr back. DLS « Show Less