Review on 🐶 iBuddy Waterproof Dog Car Seat Cover with Mesh Window, Side Flaps and Seat Belt - Ultimate Protection for Back Seat of Cars/Trucks/SUVs - Durable, Anti-Scratch, Nonslip, Machine Washable Pet Car Seat Cover by Ashley Martinez

I bought this seat cover because my dogs often ride in the car and I want to protect my back seat from water and dirt/mud that they can get in the car later when they go and die Allowing dogs in the back seat for their safety and my safety while I drive. The cover keeps the seat clean and dry and basically one of my dogs was sitting in the back seat. I'm mostly speaking because my Boston Terrier climbed the net a few times initially. I tightened the front seat headrest straps and scolded her so she no longer tries to climb onto the console and into the front seats. At first I used a box style cover but stopped for two reasons: Reason 1: My Boston Terrier likes to look out the window and needs to rest his front paws on the armrest to be high enough. This resulted in her becoming snagged on a strap that passed through a handle on the car's ceiling. I don't think it was safe to continue using the strap by lifting the sides of the case. Reason 2: I'm just too lazy to close the sides for short trips, although I tend to use the no strap box style for long trips. This cover has a non-slip pad on the underside of the cover (the cover lining that rests against the back of the seat has no non-slip material as it is attached with a strap around the headrest) and I have read some reviews of similar covers that Criticizing the back will damage the upholstery of the seat (both leather and fabric) so I put a fleece blanket between the seat and cover as a precaution. Overall this case is great. It matches my Subaru Crosstrek and the orange trim on the black boot nicely complements the orange stitching on the black interior of the car. I haven't been able to 100% use the seat cover on my 18lb Boston Terrier looking out the window, but my 65lb Labrador/Border Collie cross has had no issues with the cover and his weight doesn't seem to damage the cover at all (ie cause fabric tears).