🚗 NAC&ZAC SUV Pet Barrier: High Visibility Net to Keep Your Front Seat Dog and Pet-Hair Free! Review

Love it! I have a 95 pound Alaskan Malamute and a very energetic 11 month old Husky. Both of them behaved horribly in the car, making them very unsafe and difficult to drive anywhere. I was going to buy the one with metal bars but saw this one and since it's so much cheaper I gave it a try and I'm really glad I did! They don't even try to move forward anymore, and he's strong enough not to fall if they lean on him. Very happy with this product, even came in a cute little holdall. One of the…

I have a large German Shepherd. As long as he doesn't try to get in the front seat of my Ram 1500 Quad Cab while driving, he gets in there when the truck is parked and drools, falls over, rear view mirrors etc. I've used this barrier 4 times with him and than When I get back to the truck, she's still in the back seat where I left her. If he wanted, he could bend or push out the aluminum bars from above. Luckily, he's not a destructive dog and just needs a gentle reminder to stay in the back…

If I could give an extra half star it would be 4-1/2. This is a good product, well made and of good quality. I normally never let my dogs ride in a van without a cage, but there was a situation where it was necessary for a short time. I tried another mesh product and dogs were able to crawl under and around it. This net fitted well and dogs couldn't interfere with driving. It came together quickly and I was able to leave it standing even after putting the boxes back in the car. Includes storage

So far this product has been great! It was easy to install and worked well for my very large dog. I wanted something that would fit high and not just at the bottom of the headrests and that's exactly what I wanted. I looked at Revain first and then went to two pet stores to look at their options which are not that big and very expensive. I came home and ordered this screen. I drive a Hybrid Ford C-Max and it worked great. I attached it to the handle above the passenger door and to the underside

I bought this to keep my two 10 month old cats in the back seat on car trips. They kept crying as I kept them in the carrier in the car and it was driving me crazy so I was hoping giving them more space would help with that and it did! There was very little crying, and for the most part it kept her back secure. I have a small sedan but still went for the large size knowing they would try to squeeze through the sides. I put some pillows in the space between the seat and the doors and above the…

NOT FOR CATS! I read all the reviews before buying it and saw people writing about it being good for cats. I drove 15 hours and didn't want to keep my two cats in a carrier or kennel for that long. So I bought 2 nets and figured I could put them on my knees if needed and spread them out so my back seat was taped side to side closed. Well, my father and brother-in-law kindly arranged it for me. They managed to secure the rear from side to side, but the lattice design with stiff bars at the top…

I don't use a barrier to keep dogs out of the front seat. I use a barrier to keep my dog away from the load in the back. This definitely works in a Jeep Wrangler. A narrow would probably suffice, but a wide size is almost perfect. It's installed on the 2016 Wrangler Sport 2-door, but I don't see why it doesn't fit most other Wranglers as well. vertex. Small straps for fastening or the like also work. Bungee cords allow the barrier to move with the seats. With a little more effort I could detach