ONMIERDog Car Barrier Net, Pet Barrier with Auto Safety Mesh Organizer Stretchable for Cars, SUVS -Easy Install, Ideal Accessories for Pet & Children Travel Safety

Unless you have a well behaved dog that (totally) listens when you say "stay" or "sit"...(we.dont). This item won't do anything at all to keep your dog in the back seat, lol! Our girl feels she's part of the family and therefore should be wherever we are. She walked right over the net part and got tangled in it (multiple times). I thought I'd give it a few attempts and.contomied the "sit" and "stay" but honestly this item is just too easy for.hwr to mow.right down. She looked at me with her big husky eyes as if to say "what mama"?Back to the drawing board.

LOVE this! Great quality and serves purpose well. I take treatment and several surgeries 10 hours from home. We have 2 fur babies that love to sit up front. Going through abdomen, I needed to make sure they stayed in the back. My girls weigh 11 lbs & 16 lbs. I read other comments and was hesitant, but took the chance due to my girls being a different breed and smaller. It took just minutes for them to understand they have to stay in the back seat now. The sturdy mesh at the bottom allows them to get the ac they need to stay cool. **I will say you need front seat head rest that are adjustable so the divider will fasten securely. Some stated it didn’t reach completely between seats with gaps...we have no problem with this and still have a couple inches on each side for more room if need. We put this in a mid-size SUV. I would not hesitate to purchase this again! And the price sure beats the dividers at local pet store starting at $49.99! Happy customer here! As for shipping, we received 2 days after purchase!

I have a full size truck with a crew cab and 3 small dogs who travel long distances with me. At times when I'm driving I don't want the dogs sitting on the console or in the passenger seat because I'm using maps or using the seat to hold other items. So far I've only used on a short trip with one dog and she respected the restriction but it remains to be seen what will happen with all 3 dogs and some distance. It was easy enough to install the top part as it attaches to the poles on the headrests from one seat to the other. It was not easy to install at the bottom. My truck seats do not have an easy "post/pole/space to attach the straps of the bottom of the barrier from one seat to the other. I had to squeeze into the floor space and use one hand to push the strap through an opening while using the other hand to grab and pull through. It was very frustrating. Once installed it seems to be secure. But if you don't attach at the bottom and the top I can see a large dog or an ambitious smaller dog getting through the barrier. I hope it holds up because I don't want to have to install same item again.

Easy to install and that photo is a 70 lbs Labrador mix who now stays in the back seat of the truck. And he is leaning his full weight into the barrier.

Not a bad product. Just not useful for my dog. This would probably work well for small dogs but mine wasn't having it. He is a Bassett and he is going to get on the front in my lap...had to use a kennel in the back seat instead. Think about your dog. I think it's a quality made produi.

This seems like a decent product. However, it did not work for my Ford Explorer. There are no head rests with a neck for the straps to wrap around, as the car seats are one continuous backrest. Thus, this product is useless, since I can't extend the straps far enough to hook into anything along the B pillar or floor.Take my word for it and make sure your vehicle has the proper seats and headrest before purchasing. As for me, this was a waste of money that was mostly my fault.Follow-up: I recently purchased a new truck and installed the barrier successfully. I revised my review to 5 stars accordingly, because the product works just as intended. Just need to be sure your vehicle is compatible.

Giving 5 stars because it seems well made and was easy to install in my Chrysler 300. It does have rather large gaps on both sides that I’m not positive my small dogs won’t be able to wiggle through to the front seat though, we shall see when I take them for a drive. I like that it has the mesh screen so as not to block the air conditioning vents in the rear seat. Even if it doesn’t work for my fur faces I can definitely say that for larger breeds it would probably be fine. I just have a stubborn lil one that is determined to be in the front and I think he will take those gaps as a personal challenge to wiggle through and declare himself king of the road.

This is working just great. I have a new vehicle with second row captains seats. Had always used bars across the top that attach to headrests. But now I needed something to close the gap between seats. This is doing the job. Only tricky part was figuring out where to attach the lower straps to secure it in place. My second row seats slide back and forth, so not a stationary "leg" to hook to. I finally found some metal bar under third row seats (that are folded down) and hooked strap over that. The dogs that ride back there really do not attempt to push thru because they are used to a set up like this. For first timers, I think it would work, but a persistent dog could probably push thru because it is not super tight the way I have it situated!