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Item # 1176254
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Simply click and go with this easy to use dog seat belt tether to prevent distracted driving. The seat belt attaches with a carabiner to your dog's harness and then clicks into the female slot of any of your car's seat belts. You can leave the attachment clicked in and there is no reason to undo the seat belt every time your dog gets in or out. The tether can be extended from 15 in.-22 in. to give your dog some extra movement.
- Tether extends from 15 in.-22 in. for a broader range of movement
- All steel hardware
- Universal fit for most vehicles
- Incompatible with Volvo
- Not recommended for Ford F-Series vehicles
- Designed to prevent distracted driving, not crash tested
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The product is generally well-received for its quality, durability, and effectiveness in safely restraining dogs during car rides. Many users find it convenient and helpful in keeping their pets secur...
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Most Recent
lenabean
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Awful
15 days ago
I bought this for my dog and on the first time she used it she was able to break free from the buckled tether. She pulled herself free. This might be good for smaller dogs, but not for strong larger breeds.
No, I do not recommend this product.
Originally posted on kurgopet.com
Response from kurgopet.com:
14 days ago
Kurgo®
We're sorry to hear this tether was not the right solution for you and your dog!
Though the tether would not be pulled free under the force a dog could provide if buckled fully into place, the buckle could release if not fully buckled, or if the button on the seatbelt is pressed. This can happen in some situations with dogs who either learn to press this button, or inadvertently press it by moving/pacing actively while tethered.
We'd love to speak with you about your situation directly to see what different solution may be a better fit for you and your dog. Please reach out to our live support team here-
https://www.kurgo.com/contact-us
Our phone hours are Monday through Friday 8 A.M.- 7 P.M. EST, and our chat hours are Monday through Friday 9 A.M. – 9 P.M. EST and Saturday 9 A.M. – 6 P.M. EST.
sebastien k
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
safety frrst
a month ago
My dog love to look outside and we used to pass the seat belt through her harness so that she would sit. when we did any movement would cause her to stop being able to move. I was skeptical because I didn't know if it woukd fit my seat belt but it fit perfectly. and we recently got into a fender bender and my dog wasn't thrown around the car. and instead was fine.
Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com
Response from kurgopet.com:
a month ago
Kurgo
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. We are happy to hear your pup stayed safe!
CoffeeLady
Bourbonnais, IL
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
Looked Good
6 months ago
I bought a wire tether for our 45 pound puppy for our truck, but she got tangled in it and I had to stop to untangle before she was hurt. So I like the idea of your tether that wouldn't strangle or injure a leg. Problem is she chewed it in half the first time I used it and she did it in about 3 minutes. It's hard to stop her from chewing when I'm driving. Guess I'll just have to stick with the wire tethers and keep an eye on her. BTW on the question below about recommending this product to a friend, I have to say it depends on the dog.
Originally posted on kurgopet.com
Response from kurgopet.com:
5 months ago
Kurgo®
We're sorry to hear your dog damaged her tether! As with any item being worn/used in the car, we would recommend first using the tether when your dog can be closely monitored by a passenger. This way any attempt to place her mouth on the tether can be immediately noticed and redirected. Through short training sessions that get longer over time, most dogs can learn to accept tethering without chewing themselves free. We're so sorry for any misunderstanding. If you would wish to try a tether with your puppy again and have any other questions or there's anything we can help you with, please contact our team here-
https://www.kurgo.com/contact-us
Our phone hours are Monday through Friday 8 A.M.- 7 P.M. EST, and our chat hours are Monday through Friday 9 A.M. – 9 P.M. EST and Saturday 9 A.M. – 6 P.M. EST.
Dianna S
Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
Does it's job
10 months ago
The one thing I don't like is that it doesn't have a swivel anchor to the pup, so it will get twisted during a trip, which means it gets shorter and shorter as the trip goes on. I do like that it hooks to the seatbelt spot since he is heavy enough to trigger being a "passenger" and it turns the airbag warning off. Keeps him safe if I need to stop short and he can't hop out of the window after crazy squirrels!
Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com