iBuddy Dog Seat Belts for Cars – Adjustable Pet Seat Belt for Dog Harness | Dual Safe Bolt Hook and Elastic Durable Nylon Dog Safety Belt for Small, Medium, Large Dogs in Vehicles Review

A lot of thought went into the development of this belt. I really appreciate the size of the hook, which fits even a very large dog harness, and the easy-to-use safety lock on the hook. This one is perfect for dogs between 16 and 80 pounds.

is heaven sent! My puppy is usually all over my face and freaks out all over the car. With the ibuddy seat belt, she stays securely in her area of the car, I don't have to worry about her getting into an accident or jumping out of the car. I also like how they give you 2! So great because I can keep one in my car and the other in my friend's car. very glad i bought it. I recommend to everyone!

Seems super strong. Love hooks because they require more work than just snapping off, which can come loose in an accident. The elastic part is quite stretchy but not stretched if that makes sense. Seems very light and durable! I think the long size is great for my two tall female dogs but it can also be adjusted to a shorter size which is great! I really recommend this product when traveling with these kids so they don't go crazy everywhere (like mine did) or get hurt if something should…

Looks like the strap material is what I've seen on sale for mountaineering. If so, then very strong. However, I believe that the belt cannot hold the dog and will tear in an accident. One end of the belt is sewn securely enough with two rows of stitches and a cross in between. However, there are only 2 lines on the other end but no "X" line and it looks very faint. I inserted a photo. Also, the end of the buckle is fixed with a plastic buckle and slider. If the plastic breaks, everything falls…

The iBuddy Dog Harness is perfect when you and your four-legged friend are riding in the car and don't want your friend to hit the windshield while driving and come to a sudden stop. What I like is that the iBuddy is the perfect length for my Standard Poodle to stick his head out the window just long enough to get some fresh air, but not so much that I feel like he's about to land on the sidewalk. I don't have to grab him anymore when we turn the corner. The price was cheap for me to get one…

A rumor about a friend's dog, which injured itself jumping out of a moving car, prompted me to buy this device. I have an 11 month old puppy who is both mischievous and adventurous. As I drove home with my dogs for Mother's Day, I decided to stop by for a coffee and a snack. My pup was in the front seat and without thinking I rolled the window all the way down. Next to the car some birds were fighting over chips and my pup started barking and whining at them. While I was photographing her…

Overall I like this product. You get 2 for a reasonable price. The retaining ring has a locking mechanism so it cannot accidentally detach from your dog's harness. At one end is several inches of stretchy material that acts as a shock absorber should your dog be affected by the laws of physics and move when your car isn't running. The seat belt connectors snap easily into the seat belt assembly. I did a few test pulls after putting it on to see for myself if it would hold up and not come out…

We used these harnesses on our adult dog last year and have been very happy with them. I like its elasticity, which protects it from sudden shocks when we have to stop abruptly. By attaching it to the front of the seat belt instead of the back, we can also prevent it from jumping out the window when we have to leave it in the car for a while. We stopped attaching it to the back of his harness because he's big enough that even if he's acting decently, he can't stop being pulled. We had the…

I really like these picks. I bought two sets. They are very durable and hold up very well. I'll admit I haven't buckled my dog in for a very long time because I honestly didn't think it was a big deal for some stupid reason, but one day I decided to buy this on a whim and I am so glad i did. Unfortunately, they were recently put to the test when I was in a car accident with my service dog in the car. We were back on the interstate in the rain that sent us headfirst into the concrete barrier and