Will the strap that goes around the headrest slip down or move at all? How does it hook around the headrest?
738838
Yes it just slips around the headrest and it seems to loosen up and you have to keep readjusting it or the seat will fold down. Otherwise it is a nice seat if you find a way to secure the strap. Once you have it adjusted maybe pin it tight so it cannot move.
738839
there are actually two straps that go around the headrest. The smaller one supports the weight of the back (grey "backboard" in the picture) and the second, longer one, goes from the front of the seat to the headrest. This second one is extra long and adjustable. Both simple loop over the headrest. I feel the carseat is very stable-I've never had it slip around or move. This speaks well for the quality, because my puppy is very active in the car:)
738840
It's difficult to answer but I Beleive it does. This is the second dog seat we have purchased and it is far better the best. Very safe and easy to install. Best quality too
738841
Once you adjust it to fit your seat, it is very secure. I use this for my 61/2lb. toy poodle and it's an EXCELLENT seat. I would highly recommend this seat.
1720084
It attaches to a headrest and it doesn't swivel. What you can do is position it so you can see in your rear view window.
416653
Good question. I think with the two straps it is designed for the front seat. I'm not sure how secure it would be if you just put the one strap behind the headrest without securing the second strap behind the seat.
1397121
There has to be an opening of some sort, or the ability to push the velcro strap through somehow. If your headrest is actually a part of the seat, this one wont work.
352845
It has a buckle that can attach around the headrest. As long as you can buckle something aroun it, it should work
1124713
Yes, it has straps that go around the seat and the back of the chair it's sitting on. The straps are adjustable for any size of chair. It's very secure and doesn't slip. My grandson is almost a year old and still sits in it all the time for eating. It collapses for easy carrying so my daughter takes it along when traveling as well.
632515
the headrest can be moved up with out uninstalling & belts can be adjusted for tightness but if you need to move the straps to a different shoulder level have to be able to get into the back of seat - same as with britax or graco -- all i do is release the safety anchor & undo one belt in less then 5 inutes my strap is adjusted & my seat is back in place
1544628
It has elastic that grips the front and back of the car. The car cover is heavy and stays on very well in windy or storming weather. The strap would go underneath the center of the car, across from door to door. In my opinion, it would be hard to connect because you would have to crawl under the car.
1929759
Yes. It comes with multiple straps that allow for mounting both between and on the back of the seat. If you want it to hang on the back of the headrest, you will need to wrap the straps a few times due to their length.
299720
hello, it did not come with anything that would hook to the headrest, but my daughter said she thinks you can buy a Velcro type thing to attach it.
389641
Straps go through the car. Of course, make sure you do that with the doors open, and not through an open window. ;-) Keep in mind your head height as well. If you already have only a little extra head room, this may end up touching your head. And it'll make vibration noise inside as well from the outside portions vibrating in the wind. If neither of that will bother you, then it'll be fine.
828592
It comes with a strap that buckles around the headrest. It worked great on the trip we took about a month ago!
1687712
It has the adjustable strap at the top that you can secure to anything sturdy. It is primarily made for the head rest. As long as you have something to secure it to or keep it upright and supported, then it should be good to go.
787594
I used the plastic pieces on the elastic between the seat and the back....Just slide the elastic onto the plastic and tuck them in. It stops the cushions from moving. The metal piece goes on the elastic loop to attach under the seat. It pulled apart and you slide the elastic in. Attach to seat frame underneath. You then snap the headrest straps in. I did not use the elastic for around the seat since I have air bags. Fits perfectly and does not move.
684597
Hmm, I'm not sure that it would since it's designed to loop around the headrests. Unless you can devise another way to secure it, I don't think so (and that might be a pain). You might do better to look for something designed to hook up without headrests.
1490935
Once you are seated, it does not move around. Getting onto the chair from the side (I use the Drive lightweight chair), it will shift a bit, but once put back in place, it stays there. Because the cushion has some weight to it, it stays in place much better than others I've used in the past.
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Hello BethAnn. Not sure if this will attach correctly if you dont have a separate headrest. Reason is, I clip the upper strap around and under the headrest and it attaches easily but securely like that. What makes the upper strap secure is the fact the part of the seatback near the headrest serves as a stop so the strap doesnt rise up and slide off... If your car has a good seam or indent at that spot, it may work. Otherwise, it may slip off which would make the carrier unstable and fall forward..If your pup is not big or heavy and it doesnt pull on that upper strap, it may keep it in place if you pull it tight and down toward the back of the seat more. My Doggie is just about 7 lbs. Perhaps you may retrofit this by somehow locking in the upper with the lower strap to secure it from sliding up and off ...When I have my pup in it I have to say it is a wonderful safe ride. I dont use a collar but a doggie harness and it clips right to the seat. Doggie can not jump or fall out. The only thing with using it is when someone wants to ride in the front with me, I have to remove the seat. Never tried the back seat. You might have more luck that way...and it might be a tighter fit. I think I would try it if the return policy (should it not work) is fair and inexpensive...I love mine. Good Luck!