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Backseat Barrier | 
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| Manufacturer: Kurgo Products Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
Buy New: $55.00
Avg. Customer Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 4950
Color: Black with tan details Size: One size fits most vehicles
MPN: 00006 ASIN: B000KPNVNI
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Protects dog from launching forward during quick stops. | | • | Protects passengers and cargo from roaming dogs. | | • | Front seat stays clean of dog hair. | | • | Universal fit for most vehicles from a compact to a SUV. | | • | Removable top portion to accomodate smaller dogs. |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description Dogs moving around freely in cars are a saftey hazard to themselves, the driver and the passengers. The Backseat Barrier keeps everyone safe by creating a strong wall between the front and back seats of the car. This wall keeps the dog safely in the Backseat when the car stops quickly and restricts excited pups from moving between the front and back seats of the vehicle. The Backseat Barrier also has an extra partition, which seperates passengers from dogs in the backseat. Great for long trips, or just around town.
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| Customer Reviews:
Good Barrier July 3, 2007 10 out of 10 found this review helpful
I bought this barrier because our dog is very excitable when in the car. If left to her own accord, she would be jumping to and from the backseat to the front - which is dangerous for me as the driver. So, I saw this barrier and I thought it looked like the best one out there. I had seen all these different harnesses, but I knew Pralines wouldn't like being forced to sit still for that long.
First off - one of the reasons the barrier is getting four stars. It's a little difficult to put together. I'm not saying it's impossible, but it certainly took some time for my husband and I to attach it to the seats.
For the first month or two, it worked like a champ, but then our dog got a little sneaky and was able to jump over the barrier. After you see the barrier installed, you realize that's not an easy thing to do. But our dog has a lot of energy and jumped right in the front seat with us. I don't blame the barrier at all - it really does do what it's supposed to. And for normal, calm dogs - it would have worked fine.
I still use the barrier with Pralines - I just had to tighten it a bit more on the seats and we're back in business.
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