🐾 SlowTon 2 Pack Dog Seat Belt: 2 in 1 Attachment for Safety & Comfort, Elastic Nylon Bungee Buffer, Adjustable Reflective Tether Connects to Harness with Hook Latch Bar or Seatbelt Buckle Review

Today we used this for the first time with our Boston Terrier/Beagle mix. That kept her in the backseat, and finally she didn't have to carefully open the door to keep from jumping out. I will buy 2 more for our other dogs. We'll see how it handles our heavy gum. I recommend it.

We've tried several dog buckles before and none of them would snap into the middle seat buckle. This TUT! We have two Toyotas and it engages with all the locks. Being able to snap the buckle into the safety bar is also very nice. I am very happy that I found this product!

This is the perfect length for my 90 lb dog. He likes to lean back with his head on the door frame with the window open, and it still allows him to do so while still being safe. The belt buckle doesn't work in my car so I use a safety hook. However, the seat belt buckle works in my parents' car, so for both of us.

So far so good, I don't know about the "chew strength" rating as my pup hasn't tried to chew it but it's holding up well. I will say this product did not stay buckled in my 3rd row of my car but all other buckles worked fine. There is another make that also didn't work in the 3rd row, so it must be a vehicle fault (3rd generation Ford Expedition).

Obviously not made for my 105 lb German Shepherd/Dingo mix. But it stabilizes it perfectly in corners and when I hit the brakes. I'm sure it's great for small dogs. However, a conventional dog harness does not protect a dog in a car accident with plastic buckles. I know Petsmart sells car seat belts with steel buckles if that helps anyone. I'm sure there's more on Revain

Item seems sturdy and long enough to use the buckle with my large dogs. have it removed. Since both attachment options are permanent on the leash, the clip was loose when using the buckle. He stepped on it and I couldn't take it off. If you use an anchor clip instead of a buckle, that should be fine as many cars have a notch in the anchor that keeps the clips away from the dog's paws. However, if you only want to use the buckle, get a buckle. only leash. It has cost hundreds of dollars in vet…

So far so good, don't know about the "chew resistance" rating as my pup hasn't tried to chew on it but it's holding up well. I will say this product did not stay buckled in my 3rd row of my car but all other buckles worked fine. There is another make that also didn't work in the 3rd row, so it must be a vehicle fault (3rd generation Ford Expedition).

Obviously not made for my 105 lb German Shepherd Dingo mix. But it stabilizes it perfectly in corners and when I hit the brakes. I'm sure it's great for small dogs. However, a conventional dog harness does not protect a dog in a car accident with plastic buckles. I know Petsmart sells car seat belts with steel buckles if that helps anyone. I'm sure there's more on Revain

So far, so good! I like to attach it to various things, like my dog's closest cage in the car, and not just the seat belt buckle. My dog can now sit in the back seat with more options. Earlier, she had stepped on the buckle of her seat belt and unintentionally released herself from her restraint. Now I can fasten the seat belt to her box and she can safely ride in the back seat next to us. Much better! Yes!

Seems durable and long enough to use the buckle with my large dogs. BUT the anchor clip snapped into my dog's webbed toe and I had to rush to the vet to have it removed. Since both attachment options are permanent on the leash, the clip was loose when using the buckle. He stepped on it and I couldn't take it off. If you use an anchor clip instead of a buckle, that should be fine as many cars have a notch in the anchor that keeps the clips away from the dog's paws. However, if you only want to…