Rabbitgoo Stretchable Obstacle Organizer Children Review

For about 1 year we tried to keep our 2 boxers out of the front seat of our truck, they ate the armrest, the shifter, the tissue boxes, whatever it was. We have a metal barrier and there was a small space to climb into the front seat. This braid worked, although it took some improvisation when digging in, and stopped digging into the seat.

Mesh is great for 2020 Kia Telluride. Connects between the headrest posts and the seat legs. Protects the glossy black plastic center console and keeps the dog from screaming. If the dog is more stubborn to go around the net, the anchor lines can be attached to the outer posts of the headrest and the outer legs of the seat. This stretches the mesh to further overlap the seats. It wasn't necessary for our lucky pet.

Very transparent as a mesh but the bottom latches won't snap on my Range Rover. I had to think outside the box and wrap the underside of the mesh around the front seat armrest. I've looked all over under my seats but there really isn't anything to hook, I think a hook would be better. I got it working and so far my American Pitbull "Diesel" thinks it's scary enough not to bother LOL! It's not very durable, but it seems to work. My main concern was to keep Diesel from climbing onto the console…

Two stars because the top and bottom hooks are different sizes. Why? Also, I had to swap the top and bottom hooks because my car doesn't have anything to hook the bottom hook on! works too, the hook just slips.) Seat rail? It doesn't fully close the clasp so I'm afraid it will fly into my dog or kids! It's also very inconvenient to adjust the driver's and passenger's seats differently (driver's taller than me, so his seat sits further back). ALSO: MY DOG CAN COVER HIS HEAD RIGHT ON IT!

Not a very good product. The carabiner broke during installation. Install it as the instructions say and as you can see in the photo the top of the mesh wasn't where it is. to be advertised. This is because the bottom 2 carabiners that attach to the underside of the seats pull the mesh down so far that it sags severely. Our dogs sit in the back with the seats down and the bed straight ahead. No big bed. the net doesn't even go over the bed so it's useless to us. The only way to make it work is…

The product looks good and is worth the price. For us and our big dog, he lowered it and recovered immediately. I tightened it at the top, but I couldn't pull it tight enough to fully stretch it. I was concerned when we bought it that the upper is stretchy. I thought a non-stretchy material would be better but it had good reviews so we bought it. Upon receiving it and attempting to install it, I realized that a non-stretch upper would have been better. Our dog confirmed this after a few…

I have a Corgi and a Jack Russell/Pom. I was skeptical because the Jack Russell/Pompom is a park kangaroo and will skip everything. But I hate leaving them cooped up alone for so long (they're still in their infancy) while I'm gone. So I decided to give it a try and have her with me at least for a while. Well it works! (Or it will be when they stop being scared of the car 🤣) Neither of them even tried to cope, although they easily could. They could even bypass it if they wanted to. I gave 4…

I got this net for a 2017 Jeep Gramd Cherokee. I keep my 2 dogs in the back seat and have a hammock. The only problem with the hammock is that it blocks the vents in the back seat so my pups take longer to cool off. So I unzipped the hammock and added this net. One of my dogs kept trying to climb over the hammock and didn't even try to climb over the net. This allows air from the vents to get to them and they are more comfortable. I installed mine on the inside headrest bars and there was a…

I have two Beagles that I take with my Toyota Hylander SUV. I bought these so they don't jump between the front and back seats. However, my dogs can easily jump over it (it doesn't go higher than the top of the seat (not as high as the headrest). It seems to have become a problem for my dogs as well. It doesn't stop discouraging them from getting out of the back seats jumping on the front seats and this stretchy material, like a fishing net, their claws get caught in it. Driving a car. I can't…