🐾 SCENEREAL Pet Dog Net Vehicle Barriers - Backseat Mesh for Cars SUV Vans Trucks - Adjustable Frontseat Belts - Enhanced Safety & Durability Review

Great stuff! I have two labs and she keeps both of them in the back. The main reason I bought it was because one of my labs was drooling a lot when he was in the car and it ended up on my shoulder. It keeps all its drool on its back. It's also great for safety as they can't put their head in my hand or climb in the front seat. 100% recommended for anyone struggling with this!

I have a 70 lb lab that thinks it's always hungry. He'll take every opportunity to search the entrance for food, but there's nothing to worry about since I put up this barrier. Looks good (for a barrier) and very functional. Through the mesh I can see his pathetic little pleading face even when he's lying down. The good thing is that it's easy to see him since I'm watching him like a kid. Great Wall!

Much stronger and better than I expected for the price. Fits perfectly in my 2010 Ford Expedition. Actually I chose to use the side rails instead of the headrest to secure it. Looks great, professional when installed. The top bar resists dog pressure. I'm sure a determined or destructive dog can handle this, but for a typical dog, it works great and looks great. The mesh between the seats is clearly visible and provides ventilation. The only people who don't like it are my dogs. No more sitting

Easy to fit into a Honda Odyssey for a cross state drive with 2 crazy British puppies dying to get in the front seats. They couldn't break through the barrier. Even when they put their front paws on the top bar, they held on. Sometimes one of the straps slips off the headrest a bit as mentioned in other reviews but it doesn't really have any adverse effects. This causes one side to slope down a bit, but not enough to allow dog access. Also, I just reached out and picked it up again; no problem.

My little escape artist (who isn't that small for £50) used to be dangerous to drive. He likes to climb into the front seat while I'm driving and occasionally sneaks into my lap, which luckily hasn't caused an accident (yet!). I bought this barrier after checking metal and mesh and I'm glad I got it! Great price and arrived in 1 day. I have a Honda Fit (small hatchback) and after trying to install it without looking at the instructions, I read the simple instructions and got everything set up…

Our crazy Pitty would climb in front and sit on my lap if I let her. To her chagrin, I won't. It took four or five tries to get a barrier that worked. Lots of things to hang under the seats. It's made of mesh rather than metal, so it moves easily when the passenger wants to recline fully. This one is attached to the headrests, not the seats, so it rises high enough. to block jumping impatient dogs. It had a hard top so it didn't sag making it impossible to climb over. return. This can be easily

Ok let me tell you first. I have a big cocky shepherd boy with separation anxiety (Zane) who does NOT want to stay in the back seat. He makes it his life's goal to try to sit in the front seat with me. Apparently the distance between the front and rear seats is two miles in his imagination. It got to the point where I felt uncomfortable taking him in the car because he was getting so mad it was very distracting. I squeeze my movable hand, creating a security hazard. I was looking for a barrier…

I decided to try and install this about 20 minutes before my appointment with the groomer. First mistake. I don't feel like a clueless person, but installing this thing wasn't very well dressed. Since there were no instructions, I had to go back to Amazon. They really should put a video in because the pics aren't very good in my opinion. The "loops" around the headrest were annoying more than anything because as soon as I hooked and hooked one side, I tightened it like the instructions said and