SolvitHappy Ride Dog Safety Harness for Cars - Dog Car Harness Includes Seat Belt Tether - Keeps Pets Restrained - Breathable Mesh, Adjustable Straps - Dog Travel Accessories for Car - X-Large

Tried two other car harnesses - returned both of them because they were too small for my 80# dog. The X-Large size we ordered is bigger than we need. The straps on the harness are clever and easily adjust down to fit our dog. The dog is comfortable with the Solvit Deluxe harness. Easy to put-on and attach to the car's seat belt shoulder strap.Holds the dog in place when the car is turning and stopping. Otherwise he can move around the back seat... within limits. Interestingly, we can now leave the rear car door window down all the way. The harness adjusts to allow the dog to get to the open window, and restrains him from any impulse to jump out the window. He loves that.

The buckles are made out of metal and as long as you loop the strap back through the metal buckle over itself after adjusting to your dog there’s absolutely no way that strap would slide during an accident. Everything looks and feels very quality made. I love that you feed the actual seatbelt through the loops on the back of the harness. That way it’s up away from the dogs paws and they’re not stepping on an extra strap that runs from the harness and buckles into the seatbelt like most dog harnesses. Love these. I bought two for my 80lb pitbull boxer mix’s. We just had a baby so it was important for the dogs safety and ours that they don’t go flying if we get in an accident. I got the xl for my boys and it fits with room to spare.

I bought the XL because the size chart says 60 lbs + that is incorrect it is 75 lbs + that is a difference of 15 lbs. I went with the XL because my dogs are around 65-70 lbs.Putting them on is a pain, the adjustment straps are not easy to use at all, not like a normal harness. Maybe it makes them more secure. I don't have time to get a replacement now before our trip so we will just have to make due.Also the Medium that says it is good for up to 50 lbs... not true. My 3rd dog is around 35-40 lbs and it already stretched out as much as possible. I can't say I'm thrilled with the sizing at all on these.The harness themselves look like they are sturdy and comfortable with no arm pit rubbing on the dogs. I will update my review once I have used them.

The product seems to be well made for "average" dog, but an aggressive chewer will gnaw through this harness.Relatively easy to attach to dog & vehicle, but dogs that are highly active may chew this harness loose. Meanwhile, dogs need to be in a crate or in a more durable harness. I'm unaware of any fabric or material that would enduregnawing or chewing by an active dog.

I purchased this for my elderly 13 year old Aussie who has trouble standing up and sometimes falling down due to spinal problems. I can help lift him up enough so he doesn't trip going down a few steps and aid him in taking short walks. He seems very comfortable wearing this harness.

So my dog already had a harness, a good one, for walking and what not, and the harness part that comes with this is goofy. It just slid all around and obviously I tightened it but it was almost too tight at one point and still shifty just because of the design. My Golden Retriever likes to turn around in a circle or two every once in a while to find his perfect spot to sit so the way this product that does not come with a manual or instructions or anything at all, so I looked up videos on YouTube after trying over and over to get him strapped in and failing, and the videos show a happy dog, being buckled in, and sitting in place without movement and boom end of video. Well that is nice but not realistic and if you follow these directions your dog is going to wrap itself in a knot with the seatbelt while you watch through your rear view mirror, driving down 95 unable to assist, slightly amusing but only for a moment because then obviously you have to immediately pull over to help your good boy before he hurts himself. So I, in typical “me” fashion, of course did not get myself over to an Amazon “drop off” location in time to return the package so I was stuck with the item and driving about 600 miles a week on the freeway in desperate need of a safe situation for my good boy. And I remembered! There was a “thingy” in the listings item description, I guess I should back up a bit and tell you that the handy dandy “thingy” aka “Tether” was not included in any photos or videos online and I am pretty sure it’s given as a bonus if you’re purchasing that one “thing-a-ma-jig” that like goes on the roof of your car and your dog runs around in the back seat like a maniac (my apologies, I mean no offense to the smaller puppers out there that are able to trot around back of vehicle). However the thing-a-ma-jig does not look like it’s a super tough, secure, crash tested with 100lb dog, seatbelt like mechanism to begin with so abundance of space for my doggo or not, I’ll not be purchasing that product.So! The tether, the item you can buy on Amazon for a 1/4 of the price of this product that 100% is the only item in the box that I trust is manufactured with material strong enough to execute a seatbelt like safety performance was my new vision in solution. So after hunting the box out of my other “need to be returned to Amazon but have surpassed their 30 day grace period to do so” items, I shake and low and behold the tether ! It falls right out of the box and slams it’s metal clippie-do right onto my toe! 😭😭😭😭Now, short story long, I have taken the metal clip of the tether and clipped it to the seatbelt that I then lock into the seatbelt clicker thing, and then I use the harness I already have and is clearly a safer vest for Frank The Golden Will Not Retrieve Anything Tank, and thread it through the loop end of the tether whilst fastening it’s closure clickie-do. And Viola! Big Boy can move around and the seatbelt doesn’t lock stiff from being pulled at an awkward diagonal angle, because that’s not longer an issue with this spectacularly engineered resolution, but still locks when jerked on like it’s suppose to.So just buy a tether.

My one year old shelter German Shepherd outgrew his car harness in 5 mos. so I went looking for a harness that met safety specifications. I found one that did, the same brand as the outgrown one. I checked to make certain it had met the safety tests first. I was glad to get the same brand harness as it's pretty easy to put on. I do like the hookup better and it prevents my dog from moving around too much. He knows we are going in the car when I take out the harness. I am pleased to know that he is safe and will not get loose and/or become a missile to anyone in the car. Recently, a car was in an accident and the dog got loose and still has not been found. With the harness this would not have happened. Just as we need seat belts, so do our 4-footed friends need a safety harness.