185 reviews for Travel Dog Car Harness Premium Vehicle Restraint Vest For Protection And Comfort

1. Briony RaymondVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   My veterinarian prefers crash harnesses over dog car crates. Unless you fasten your crate solidly in the car crates provide little protection. My dog ...More

   My veterinarian prefers crash harnesses over dog car crates. Unless you fasten your crate solidly in the car crates provide little protection. My dog is not a fan of harnesses of any kind. Be careful of getting the right size and adjust the harness carefully or the stiff breastplate can ride up under your dogs neck and interfere with breathing. Harness must be snug and fitted correctly to work. To avoid it riding up.
   SilasVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Size Small fits my corgi perfectly (Pembroke Corgi 18.00 lbs). It took me approximately 10 minutes to readjust it and the instructions were very strai...More

   Size Small fits my corgi perfectly (Pembroke Corgi 18.00 lbs). It took me approximately 10 minutes to readjust it and the instructions were very straightforward so I didn’t have any problems with that. Overall, I highly recommend getting one of these safety harness over the cheaper ones that aren’t tested. It’s pricy but worth it since I travel with my pup quite a bit and she’s like a family member to me. I’d do anything to make sure she’s as safe as possible.
   Inaya VargasVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   The product is very secure and fits our 43lb. dog nicely. When adjusted properly (you need to work this part out with your pet ;) ) it fits very secur...More

   The product is very secure and fits our 43lb. dog nicely. When adjusted properly (you need to work this part out with your pet ;) ) it fits very securely and will restrain your animal. We experienced severe auto accident, and thankfully pet was not involved in this incident. This made us realize pet needs to be secured too. We believe this product gives us the best protection for our pet and EVERYONE should buckle up for Safety's sake, even for the shortest car rides.
   CassiusVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   If you love your buddy, buy this harness. No I will not make anything for the review. The straps cross the breast plate for strength. Made in AUSTRALI...More

   If you love your buddy, buy this harness. No I will not make anything for the review. The straps cross the breast plate for strength. Made in AUSTRALIA not China. I would recommend the harness.
   HarrietVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought a small for my 20 pound beagle mix and it works great. I use it in combo with his booster seat, which has two clips that latch onto this harn...More

   I bought a small for my 20 pound beagle mix and it works great. I use it in combo with his booster seat, which has two clips that latch onto this harness perfectly. He stays put well and I have had a few close calls with bad drivers. Definitely worth it and I am glad I purchased it because I haven't seen anything like it. I recommend getting a booster seat that you can attach with a seat belt and then latching this to the booster seat buckles. It works really well in that situation. I am not sure how well it would work without something else to latch to it.
   Hafsa WyattVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought two of these. I have two dogs. They are fairly easy to put on my dogs because of the markings which allow you to tell where the straps need t...More

   I bought two of these. I have two dogs. They are fairly easy to put on my dogs because of the markings which allow you to tell where the straps need to be. I have not had to redo them once I fit them to my dog which was a chore but more so because my dogs are crazy. I cannot say whether or not they work in a crash because thankfully I have not had to test them and honestly hope I never have to. They are expensive but when I read that most harnesses are not actually crash tested and that most of the ones that actually are tested fail miserably I figured my piece of mind was worth the expense. I just hope they work when or if I really need them to. If they do in fact work they will be more than worth the money.
   
   Jude KochVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Great quality. Easy to use and adjust. Poochie was able to get up from laying down while strapped in so I'm a fan. (plus she just steps into it & then...More

   Great quality. Easy to use and adjust.
   Poochie was able to get up from laying down while strapped in so I'm a fan.
   (plus she just steps into it & then we buckle so it's super easy)
   Just keep in mind....
   If you have a large/deep breasted breed like our Standard Poodle, don't make it a snug fit. The piece that goes on the bottom is thick and firm to help them in place in a crash, but it will feel too tight if you don't give it a little slack.
   HassanVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I like the Slide Lock that connects the two halves together. Easy as pie. Once you get the vet fitted it's easy to slip on and off. Love the the two t...More

   I like the Slide Lock that connects the two halves together. Easy as pie. Once you get the vet fitted it's easy to slip on and off. Love the the two top side handles where the seat belt goes thu. Gives much more belt slack and room for the dog. The other crash vest I had made by Sleepy Pod is also made well (Terrain) but the seat belt bust feed under each side of the vest to the other resting on the dogs back and then to the latching point. Does not work well in my HUMMER H2 rear seat as it cuts out room for the dog. Also ..takes time to feed it thru while the dog is trying to figure out what your doing.
   Armaan SimpsonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I really like the way this harness fits and keeps my dog safe and secure while I'm driving
   Lucian RochaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This harness immediately put me at ease. I assumed my dog wouldn't go for the seatbelt fastening, though I'd like to get to that point. Instead I'm us...More

   This harness immediately put me at ease. I assumed my dog wouldn't go for the seatbelt fastening, though I'd like to get to that point. Instead I'm using a tether attached to the car's child car seat connection point, with the carabiner end hooked to the dog harness's two D rings. Just knowing she wasn't going to be a cannonball seemed ideal, but ultimately I'd like to have her have less room to move / turn around with a seatbelt fastener to minimize whiplash potential. Thank you EzyDog for a superior product!