Will this keep the dog off floor between the front and back seat in a small car? Nissan versa. Dog gets stuck on the floor.
1693557
Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
1693558
Yes as long as you clip it to the back of the front seats making it into a scoop instead of just sitting on the back seat.
1693559
It should. It has straps that buckle around the head rests of the front seat, so it makes kind of a sling. It keeps my dog on the seat area.
1693560
It will unless he/she figures out how to unzip the zipper, which would allow to get on the floorboard.
1693561
I would say no. It doesn't connect anywhere on the sides. I had trouble keeping my dog from going under it to the floor till he learned he wasn't supposed to. So if you aren't going to be able to train him to stay on top it won't do any good
1364681
I guess if you were to attach it in the middle of the back seat, the dog MAY be able to look out both windows, but Idon't know the size of your car. Also, it kind of defeats the purpose of securing your dog, if you want him to have free rein in the back seat. I use it to keep my dog safe and secure and it more than does the trick. If you have a small car, maybe your dog would be able to look out both windows AND be secure. You could also check the length of the strap in the description. You can measure from one side to the next and see if it is possible.
103694
I have two German shepherds who use the ramp regularly and we have never had a slip. There is a rubbery non slip surface that "sticks" to the back of the SUV, and similar on the base where it rests on the ground. We have used it on a number of road surfaces and it has been fine. The only thing that I am careful of is to make sure that it is lever across the back of the SUV so that it doesn't wobble when my girls use it.
1139524
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!
616552
I think it would work in a suburban to get the dog up to floor level, but maybe not up to seat level which is pretty high in a suburban. We have smaller cars so the seats are only about 20 inches above the ground.
103695
I have not had any problem with it slipping. My dog is about 65 pounds. The end is a little curved and rests on the lip of the SUV. I don't know if this helps.
241139
If the harness is correctly installed in the car, it should limit movement to the window. Our dog is very hyper and the harness limits his movements. We are very pleased with the ease of loading and unloading our dog from the car with the harness. We have been pleased.
1235938
The dog will still be able to fall between the seats where the gap is . It works great for bench seats but I wouldn't get it for captains seats.
229241
This will keep him in the back seat. Mine likes to lean out the windows, and it keeps her from going too far.
1806364
There is a large gap on the sides where the square pole attaches to the head rest. The gap depends on the type of vehicle you have. I have a Toyota Camry and my 20 pd dog can easily jump through to the front seat. She can also get her entire head around to pester my guest in car. I have a normal dog. Not overly ambitious.
778661
I have mine attached to the headrest in the back.. there is an extra leash on it to attach to color.. that way the dog can go from side to side or window to window and keeps them in the backseat or the back of an SUV.. keeps them from jumping into the front seat too.. IF u shorten the leash! I love mine.. Keeps Maggee from trying to get in my lap~
491578
I think it will work fine as long as you "fasten" it somehow. When I use mine in the car, the one end is "stuck" to the seat and the ramp does not move. So something should keep the ramp in place when the dog walks on it. Hope your dog will do fine. I love that ramp for my dog.
491576
We use ours to get our 2 Golden Retrievers (70 lbs. each) into the back of our car, you should not have a problem, but if the incline is more than 30 degrees, a big heavy dog can lose traction, but your dog is only 1/2 the weight of ours.
721423
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.
1048254
I don't think this is intent of this crate, but I guess you could run the seat belt through the top strap and around the crate to secure it. It would definitely be better than not having the pet secure. It would be better it you were able to set in the back of an suv on a flat surface and then secure.
507987
Mine works off the back of my pathfinder. It should work off any door. Obviously the higher the vehicle, the more slope the ramp. Off of a car, the slope will be slighter and you will just need to have some sort of place for the top of the ramp to sit when the dog is on it. I personally would not put it on my seat, so the bottom of the door frame should work as long as it is wide enough. I would check the width of the ramp and measure the inside of my door. if there is enough width, it should be fine. Like I said, the slope of the ramp will be less, so you would need more ground room when it is extended.
1951594
Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves... » Read More Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. « Show Less