Review on 🐾 Ultimate Dog Back Seat Cover Protector: Waterproof, Scratchproof, and Hammock Design for Maximum Car Protection - Durable and Washable with Non-slip Technology, Perfect for Cars and SUVs - Includes Belt Leash! by Jamie Sanchez

***six months later I'm still figuring out the velcro slots. Duke & Dixie aren't the only ones who believe Velcro can handle dog hair, mud and bouncing paws. Think again, this isn't the case, someone should come up with a better plan. I wiped off a few tubes of super glue. The only suggestion I have is, before you even use the cover, find someone to do the padding and have them sew the cutouts. Another suggestion not just for Duke & Dixie, but for most dog hammock manufacturers: spend some money and add a third anchor. Two not. It really should be a third in the middle. Third. End wings need to be reinforced. I understand that dogs jumping in and out can snag the padding and rip it off, but Yuta uses a ramp to keep the seams from stretching, I glued them too, but actually... I have pictures of the glued seat belt attached slits and the end flap breaks **** How many dog seat hammocks have I been through? Seems to have been a lot in the last few years. I have bought cheap ones and expensive ones and have had different problems with all of them. So far, Duke & Dixie is holding out. It's easy to clean, non-slip, and perfect for the 2016 Taco. The Velcro seat belt slots didn't hold up and soon they were full of dog hair and dirt, so I just sealed them with super glue. end of the problem. I have to say I'm quite happy with it.