Frontpet Backseat Extender - Pet Bridge for Trucks, SUVs, and Full-Sized Sedans - Car Backseat Platform Cover Barrier with Divider Restraint Review

The Most Amazing Invention! and he holds my two pit bulls very well. About 130 pounds between them. And most often they drive in the same window. No problem! We love it, they have a lot of extra space on a long trip. Here's a fun photo of them in a car with a bridge supporting them.

With 6 dogs it's a life saver! I have had three different brands of pet jumpers and this is by far the BEST. It's more durable, bigger and simply better in every way. My last one kept collapsing when one of my big dogs stepped on it. The rest did not reach the back of the seat. I have a Subaru Forrester and it fits perfectly from one side of the car to the other. I'm so glad I finally got this new one!

Like, except for extremely strong chemical smell. 😢 Received it open on Wednesday 14th February and aired until today Saturday 17th February. I really had a sore throat around the front seat. I opened all the windows in the car and hope that this strong chemical smell will dissipate. If not I will never take my dogs there and risk their health or my health. Otherwise I really liked this product and I hope the chemical smell goes away and I don't have to send it back. I'm surprised no one else…

Love it. I use this in a 2017 Nissan Murano for my older 55 lb Vizsla. She is with me most of the time and for some reason wanted to sit straight in the back (with the seats folded). Every time I touched the brakes, even slightly, it hit the ground and I had to stop to pick it up. Her mobility and balance are now a problem for my adult dog. That was fantastic help! Easy to install and quickly removed and folded. A handy pocket for a leash or water bottle on long trips is right in the middle and

We have a Toyota Camry and a GMC Sierra long cab. When we need to travel with our puppies, especially when we take our dogs on long journeys, we put them in the back seat of a truck or car and that's it. Before that we used a hammock which was useful as it didn't fall on the floor panel but that plus the hammock on top is perfect. Dogs have more freedom of movement, we can still put things under the floorboard, and they seem a lot safer. I will say that we always have to think about which side…

We use it in the cockpit of a Ford F250 for two large German Shepherds (total weight about 170 pounds). One of the dogs is quite old and cannot balance in the back seat by himself. This back seat bridge made it easy to take both dogs on a 700 mile trip! Dogs can share the back seat of the truck, standing or lying down. We still have access to footwells and seat storage. When we checked in our minivan I thought it would be very difficult to get seats for both dogs but this rear seat bridge…

I now have a car with rear seats that recline instead of lying flat. I was planning some long trips with my decrepit dog and didn't want to use the larger flat bed I use in my truck so I decided to give this one a try. With a couple of old towels under the seat in the "wells" and a LL Bean protective pet cover over those that have the front apron folded in for added stability, this platform goes with everything and adds nicely to the rear seating area and forms a good level. Bed. I put some…

Finally a stable platform for my dog. We travel together quite a bit and the contoured rear seats make him uncomfortable on long trips. This offers a solid three-segment design that allows you to reconfigure it to suit your needs. The only criticism is the belt. They are not of the highest quality, with frayed/jagged edges underneath the packaging and not long enough. I'm a short legged woman and the straps that attach to the front seat base are about 6 inches shorter because I have to slide…

I was ecstatic when I got my first sling and my 82 pound GSD ripped it apart in no time. Why? Because the steering wheel behind my back seats looked like an FL funnel. At every stop, fast or slow, he encountered this empty void that eventually gave way to his claws. I saw this product and it solved my problem. It offers a solid platform to stand on, lie down on, and slide forward when braking. And all this without falling into the abyss. The ONLY three small things I see as a problem are: 1)…