Pawple Dog Car Barrier for SUV's, Cars & Vehicles, Trucks, Adjustable Large Pet Barrier, Heavy-Duty Wire Mesh- Universal Fit Vehicles Divider - Enhanced SEO Review

This is very helpful in keeping a 105lb Berner in the seats on my Honda Odyssey. The only problem was that the plastic handles were too tempting for Brenner to chew off. The company sent me a replacement immediately! Good service.

I have a 2018 Volkswagen Golf and have had great luck with the child seat attachment. I managed to put a cage in there because otherwise the hooks wouldn't work. It fits perfectly and keeps my two 50 pound pit bulls out of the back seats.

Great product! Fits my 2019 4Runner with no problems. Also fits in a wider car. Assembly was easy. However, installation is a two-person job. We went for the option with straps that wrap around the headrest pillars. We can consider using carabiners instead of straps to do the installation by one person. The product is strong and we can use it as a barrier between the back seat and the trunk OR between the front seat and the back seat.

Perfect match for our 2012 Subaru Outback. It's nice and sturdy and keeps our beefy boxer/pit mix from climbing over the back seats. I chose not to use the attachment straps or hardware that came with the barrier and instead used the seven bungees, which worked great. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DPLM63A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 In fact, I feel like it's a much more solid setup with those 9 inch bungees attached to the headrests are attached, and with the…

I purchased this barrier for my 2002 Subaru Forester but the seat headrest bolts did not fit. Two sizes given but the small bolt was too short and the big one too long to reach the headrest. However, this was the first barrier I found that really fitted my car. Every other barrier had empty spots for my cunning Malinois to slip through. I wanted to return the barrier, but then I remembered the bungee cords that were always on hand. The cables probably made the setup even more solid. The…

2018 Nissan Rogue. It fits perfectly, but there are gaps in the top corner near the ceiling that small grommets can poke through. Seems strong, but over time we'll see how he handles all three puppies. It's a little difficult to install by yourself, it's easy for two people (1 adult, 1 child). Based on the reviews I went with a strap over hook barrier as the straps have had fewer complaints of being flimsy and noisy. We will see! Blue may look like a happy pup now, but he won't be when he finds

I installed this dog barrier on the rear of my RAV4 using both fenders to ensure a complete fit. Everything went smoothly, although it took a few extra minutes with just one person. No tools were needed. Looks good - and makes a robust impression. It doesn't obscure the rear view and I can see my dog. I used to have a pipe barrier with poles going from floor to ceiling. The spars quickly fell apart, resulting in me having to attach the barrier to the rear headrests with elastic cords. I hope…

I built and installed this myself and it was very easy. No rumble on traditional roads and minimal rumble on dirt roads. This is perfect for my 2014 Subaru Outback. The wire is thin enough not to block my view in the rear view mirror, but thick enough that I don't have to worry about breaking it. However, if you have a dog that bends the chain links with their mouth (I've done this before) they will bend/break it. But my dog (a 55 lb Pitty) doesn't feel like chewing on anything that isn't food…

I decided to give it a try. I did the following to make them work very well. (After measuring) I got 4 small spools of wire for each side piece attached to the center piece to make a three piece barrier of a fixed fixed size. For my application - a 2017 Subaru Outback - I held the barrier in place behind the rear seats with a pair of (rather tighter and fairly heavy) elastic cords that extend from the barrier (hooked through the barrier) to one side (behind the passenger). metal vertical outer…