KOOLTAIL Dog Car Barrier - Adjustable Steel Front Seat Pet Vehicle Barriers for Cars & SUVs - Ensuring Safety for Small and Medium Dogs and Passengers Review

Looks like it might work. I may have to update later but I can't give 5 stars because the straps are VERY short as you can see in my 2007 Jeep Liberty photos. So I'm worried that if you press it it will pop off the top of the seat and if it does then it becomes meaningless. And I don't understand why they aren't longer, it won't be a big deal for them to make them longer and if it's more than you need then cut it off, but if it's not long enough, SHOULD you just.

I have two favorite bully dogs that go with me everywhere. 2 years. Went to the old Camry in the back but is dying to ride in the front. I've had many other barriers (nets, bars, crossbars, chewed up seat belts, etc.) that they've broken through by jumping, biting, and pulling, but it works like a charm. I have a heavy quilted car seat cover that goes to the back of the front seats. I put that on top and voila. . . Dogs stay behind! The extra long length helps a lot and the metal wire is thick…

I returned mine. Firstly, yes it stands for "small to medium sized dogs", but I still wasn't expecting anything so flimsy! It attaches to the headrests with ties, which any dog who wants can easily devour on a long car ride. My pup chewed a lot harder on leashes than those dainty harnesses, so I didn't want to risk it. But I didn't have to because I couldn't even install it because it's supposed to be vertical and essentially blocks the space between the two front seats and if you have a bulky…

I have a 3 year old Australian Collie who thinks he should be in the front seat of my car and will always sneak in no matter how hard I try. I tried this barrier after failing with one of those nylon mesh barriers as she quickly realized she could push down and cross it. Installation on my 2015 Passat was easy, however the plastic belt clips were a bit loose and already broken. summer heat. Don't worry I was able to use some of my own and they are holding up great! As other reviewers have…

I drive a pickup truck and have a 5 month old Malamute who feels the need to be by my side at all times. This became very dangerous as she got bigger as she jumped on my lap while driving the truck. First, I wouldn't recommend this for a full-size pickup. It's too narrow and short. My pup could easily go over the sides and over the top. In doing so, they bent the gate. The 50-pound pup actually leaned over the thing and tried to get into the front seat. This might work if you have a small car…

Works great as a deterrent. It was just what we needed at a reasonable price. We've tried harnesses and harnesses for dogs, but they don't stay attached in the buckles. You may want to take some measurements on your vehicle. Yes, the height can be changed by connecting two parts. The width may be too wide or not wide enough for some vehicles. The bottom section is 12 inches wide and the top section is 16 inches wide. The thickness of the wire turned out to be lighter than expected, but…