Bergan 88115 Pet Travel Barrier Review

I bought this and then read the reviews so I was a little worried it wouldn't work. Just to clear up some bad reviews: - The divider comes with printed instructions. I don't know if people who complained about "no instructions" ever contacted the manufacturer to get them. This is an inexpensive seat divider. It wasn't as "cheap" as I thought based on the reviews. - If you have a dog that chews heavily, large, athletic or energetic, I would suggest a stall in your car (I train dogs). It will not

I have an eight month old white German shepherd who is already 65 pounds. She tried to climb over the console from the back seat to get to me. I bought it to teach her how to stay in the back of my Lexus. Sturdy and well made, it has a round hook that attaches to a metal ring at all four corners, and the top shoulder straps have buckle adjustment along the length of the shoulder straps. The lower ones go to the floor behind the seat and wrap under a metal guide along which the seat slides. I…

I suspected from other reviews that the effectiveness of this product was very specific to dogs. But for the price I thought it was worth a try. The product itself seems very well made, stronger and easier to install than I expected. I've used this on two vehicles and ease of installation depends on the particular vehicle and your flexibility. The top straps are easy, one bottom strap takes about 30 seconds to attach and the other about 20 minutes to find something to attach by wiggling it in a

Decent product. Easily adjusts to create an adjustable mesh barrier that is unobtrusive and easy to access, which comes in handy when you have stuff in the back seat or need access to your dog for any reason. although - or rather, it only worked for us for a 30 minute drive. We then left our 7 month old collie on business and when we returned she was in the front seat. It's okay because as long as she respects the barrier, as long as we drive, this will be a win for us. Unfortunately. soon she…