Convenient and Secure Amazon Basics Adjustable Dog Car Barrier - 12-Inch, Black Review

Works great! This is a wonderful addition to the car. I have an 80's boxer and a 70's rottweiler that go everywhere with us. Boxer firmly believes he has a spot on the center console between the driver and passenger seats. This protective cover eliminated that and made our rides more comfortable. My only complaint is that the headrest connector is plastic. If you made this bracket out of a stronger material, it would come first. That being said the plastic part has worked so far, I just expect…

Assembly was fairly straightforward and easy, it took some elbow grease to snap the pieces into place (for me) but once assembled they were very solid. It's easier to measure and install in the car with two people, but I was able to do it by myself. This product can be adapted to most vehicles very easily! Not as detachable as I'd like but definitely no need to worry about one of my big dogs getting through which is a plus! Definitely a great value, you don't have to spend more than $100 when…

Assembly was fairly straightforward and easy, it took some elbow grease to snap the pieces into place (for me) but once assembled they were very solid. It's easier to measure and install in the car with two people, but I was able to do it by myself. This product can be adapted to most vehicles very easily! Not as detachable as I'd like but definitely no need to worry about one of my big dogs getting through which is a plus! Definitely a great value, you don't have to spend more than $100 when…

I drive a 2013 Jeep Wrangler JKU. The rear seat head restraints are not adjustable. I knew this but the barrier was perfect for the size I was looking for so I decided to definitely buy it. The hardware included to attach the barrier to the headrests does not work with my vehicle. But a few draws later and a bit of fiddling and the barrier was up. Looks pretty good and should work. Screw sets of different lengths are very practical for people with adjustable headrests. You can try which length…

Our very stubborn pup found a way to get under and around his sides within the first hour of our trip. However, with some proper adjustment and padding, it worked. In our car (Ford Escape), it didn't quite go from the ceiling to the center console, so setting it to ceiling level meant our dog could crawl under it. If your dog is skinny or determined enough to slip inside, even with wings outstretched to the walls of the car, there are still windows that can pass between the passenger/driver's…

Got this for my Toyota RAV4, well actually for my newly adopted pup who loves to wade out of the trunk onto my lap while I'm driving (he weighs 60lbs) . , So yes). I had no trouble assembling and installing it myself, it took about 10-15 minutes and the set of medium screws that came with it worked great for me (the longest ones were too long). The wire itself in the mesh isn't very thick so I could see it was a problem for a dog determined to breach the barrier, but so far this has been enough

I chose to attach because I thought it would be quick and easy. NOT CORRECT. NONE of the included screws were long enough to reach the headrest. I have an Infinity QX56 and used to attach it to the rear seats to block out the cargo area. I got it to work without following the instructions. I rotated it back so the bars were closer to the headrest and THEN hooked it in before I started tightening it. Also added side mounts AFTER the main body was put on. AN IMPORTANT INFO: This is only…