🐾 Zookeeper Pet Barrier: Adjustable & Universal Car Barrier for Easy Installation and Ultimate Pet Safety - Strong Metal Tubing Gate Divider for Cars, Trucks, SUVs Review

GREAT product for my Truck Ram 1500. Very easy to attach to the headrest with the rubber straps provided. The width is easy to adjust as the bars slide easily. I added extra elastic cords to the bottom to keep my 2 black labs from wiggling their noses between the seat and the bars. Of course they can't get in the front seat, but I don't want them damaging the seats by pulling on the rails. I got the idea of using the bottom bungee cords after reading other reviews and they keep the barrier snug

THIS LOOKS AN IMPRESSIVE CONFIGURATION BUT WAIT WHILE YOU RIDE IT. YES, AS THE SIGNERS EXPLAIN, YOU DEFINITELY NEED, I SAID, A BOTTOM CORD, WHICH IS NOT SUPPLIED (AT EXTRA CHARGE) OR YOUR DOG WILL GET OUT IN THE FRONT AREA. BUT IT'S BETTER TO GET ANOTHER DEVICE WITH A SCREEN THAT SEPARATES THE BACK FROM THE FRONT. WHY? BECAUSE YOUR DOG MAY GET BY YOUR HEAD AND PUSH IT DOWN---THIS MEANS WITH CLAW! PAIN!--- MAKES U GET OFF THE STREET TO FREE YOURSELF. THIS DEVICE PRESENTS A <<< RISK…

The unit looks great and fits my 2011 Nissan Titan perfectly. The only complaint I would have is that they only provide you with two bungee cords. You will definitely need two additional 10 inch cords so you can secure the bottom of the barrier. The cables run under and around the rear passenger and driver seat support and then to the bottom of the barrier. Do this and everything will be high and solid - all the way to the back of the seats. Without them it will float and dogs can and will…

I use this on the back of my 2nd row captain seats in my 2012 Kia Sedona along with a load mat that extends to the rear Pulling up half of the seat leaves way. The combination of both restrains my small and medium sized dogs. This setup is mainly for your security. My dogs are not aggressive stalkers to get around barriers and the setup worked great. I'll probably get another one of these for the back of my 2012 Ford Escape. You'll need additional bungee cords or other types of cords to…

My Australian Shepherd loves to be as close to me as possible which is not good when I'm driving. I have to protect her in the back seat. I tried the cloth/mesh panel between the front seats but it cracked slightly over it. I was also unlucky that she jumped in the front seat and through the driver's door when I got out of the car in a busy parking lot. That day I ordered The ZooKeeper. The assembly instructions were clear, required no tools and was easy to install. I added some bungee cords to

My 2001 Honda Odyssey is my office. As a mom of 2 kids and owner of 2 large Black Labs, I'm on the go all day. Dogs accompany us wherever our day takes us and I need them to stay behind! I've tried other barriers that either creep in, bite through, or are stationary and prevent sitting movement. I had high hopes for the zoo keeper. It's on the pricier side, so I was a little hesitant. It seemed to fit perfectly and even got a positive endorsement from another reviewer here with my vehicle type.

Zoo Keeper Automatic Pet Barrier is great! I attached it to the back of the front seats in my Nissan Frontier Crew Cab with an elastic cord. I used extra elastic cords on the sides (to the truck's handlebars) and bottom (to the appropriate space under the seats) as others have suggested so my dog can't pick it up to get around it. I bought this not to keep my dogs off the front while driving, I don't have that problem with them, but to keep my lab mix off the front while I get off the truck for